"Josie Are You A Bitch?"
The Village Voice (1982)
"Inside everyone is a really bad actor dying to break out."
Josie Cotton
"Josie Cotton makes the unlistenable unforgettable"
John Waters liner notes to "Invasion Of The B Girls" (2007)
"'One nightmare at a time' used to be my motto but
I had to up it to 'Two nightmares at a time'."
Josie Cotton
"Josie is the Quentin Tarantino of Abstract Girl
Pop"
We The People magazine (2011)
"I never let facts get in the way of my opinions."
Josie Cotton
From the Josie Cotton Lyric
"All I Can See Is The Face Of Bruce Lee" (2011):
'Everything is true
But you got to keep moving...Kung Fu
If I don't make it back
Walkin' tall hey, Billy Jack'
"All I Can See Is The Face Of Bruce Lee" (2011):
'Everything is true
But you got to keep moving...Kung Fu
If I don't make it back
Walkin' tall hey, Billy Jack'
From the Josie Cotton Lyric
"You're the Boss" (2006):
'Could you dare be un-hip?
Yea the cheeziest act on the strip
Really shake it ...Sammy Davis'
"You're the Boss" (2006):
'Could you dare be un-hip?
Yea the cheeziest act on the strip
Really shake it ...Sammy Davis'
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Review
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Liner notes
Janet Charlton's Hollywood
review
Forbes.com
article
amplifier magazine
review
advocate
review
Legendary DJ and music taste-maker
Rodney Bingemheimer on Josie Cotton’s Invasion Of The B-Girls :
I initially got a copy of Josie’s latest album in a gift bag
at a Jared Gold fashion party at Club Social. I’ve been playing
it regularly every week on my show. I was really super impressed by her
doing those songs from overlooked B- Movies. The phone lines at my KROQ-FM
shift have been ringing. Every response from ‘Is that Josie Cotton’
from the eighties to ‘Who is this singing?’ Great production.
I’ve been spinning ‘Girl In Gold boots’ and ‘Maneaters’
a lot.
Josie found some great songs we’ve forgotten about. It’s a
‘Girl Group’ sound at times on some tracks where she sounds
like Lesley Gore, The Shangra-Las, Debbie Harry, and then many other songs
where you know it’s Josie. But the sound of the album is totally
modern. Very now. Cool production. The songs are from movies you hardly
ever see let alone hear that have these songs tucked inside these films.
I dig her voice and she rocks.
Rodney Bingenheimer, "Rodney On The Roq" show, KROQ-FM (106.7) Los Angles, California.
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