Betty and The Werewolves

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David Cassidy 03:51 Tools
Paper Thin 03:48 Tools
The Party 02:23 Tools
Francis 03:27 Tools
Euston Station 02:00 Tools
Tu Veux Jouer 02:31 Tools
Good as Gold 04:01 Tools
Plastic 02:09 Tools
Purple Eyes 01:59 Tools
Should I go to Glasgow? 03:29 Tools
Wind-Up 02:02 Tools
Heathcliff 01:44 Tools
Werewolves 02:34 Tools
Hyacinth Girl 03:51 Tools
Euston Station (From In Euston Station) 03:51 Tools
Purple Eyes - Live 01:54 Tools
The Party - Live 02:13 Tools
Jon’s Christmas Makeup 03:42 Tools
Jon's Christmas Makeup 03:42 Tools
Tu Vux Jouer 03:42 Tools
Purple Eyes (Live) 01:54 Tools
The Party (Live) 02:13 Tools
09 - Betty And The Werewolves - David Cassidy - Betty And The Werewolves - David Cassidy 03:50 Tools
Paper Thin - (6 Music Session, 5 Jul 2010) 02:13 Tools
David Cassidy - Betty and the Werewolves 03:52 Tools
The The Party 02:21 Tools
Good As Gold - (6 Music Session, 5 Jul 2010) 02:21 Tools
David Cassidy - 6 Music Session 05/07/2010 02:21 Tools
Station 02:21 Tools
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A London, UK based female fronted indie-pop band, with Laura McMahon (voice & guitar), Helen Short (bass, voice & keyboards), Emily Bennet (guitar & voice) & Doug McFarlane (drums). Formed in 2007, they are three girls & one boy (from London & Cambridge). They take their inspiration from classic romantic literature & old “Look-In” annuals. Whooping & howling through the night as their sweetly sung melodies collide with glitter-struck punk guitars. From Virginia Woolf & Grandma Wolf - they sing ditties about falling in love with David Cassidy & strange encounters on night buses, shouting all the while and scuffing up their party shoes. They signed with Damaged Goods, after a gig supporting Holly Golightly at the 100 Club (London) & set-off to Gizzard studios (East London), to record their first two singles (Euston Station & David Cassidy), then after a year or so of writing songs they recorded this album with Jon at Onecat studios (Brixton), after a tip from Amelia Fletcher. Their Teatime Favourites album is a mix of lyrical, energetic pop & shouty punky pop songs. They recently played both nights at the Camden Crawl & and played The Indietracks festival in 2010. A new single Paper Thin is out, with two live tracks on the b-side. http://www.myspace.com/bettyandthewerewolves Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.