Hollie Cook Rocks Reggae Vibe on Self Titled Debut Album

By ⋅ April 19, 2012 ⋅ Post a comment
Hollie Cook (Photo: holliecook.com)

Hollie Cook (Photo: holliecook.com)

British singer Hollie Cook is the daughter of former Sex Pistol and punk rocker Paul Cook.

But unlike her father, Cook tackles reggae pop in her self-titled debut album.

KCRW’s Tom Schnabel brings us the review.


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3 comments for “Hollie Cook Rocks Reggae Vibe on Self Titled Debut Album”

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1160036099 Manuel Núñez

    Good segment, but Tom got it a tad wrong at 2:54.  “It’s So Different Here” is not an original song.  Rachel Sweet did it back in the late 70s:  http://grooveshark.com/s/It+s+So+Different+Here/4lpdxz?src=5

    • Sage Lee

      My comment exactly. Rachel Sweet didn’t write it either. So far as I can tell, this excellent, haunting song was written by Liam Sternberg. Can’t find my vinyl copy.

  • http://foreigninvestmentinindia.com/Patent_Trademark_Copyright_Services_India.html Trademark India

    Nice one. Congrats.