Single Release - Hugh Cornwell - Under Her Spell

If you are a music lover, please read on ...

On Monday 31st January the new Hugh Cornwell single, Under Her Spell was released. It's a great song by the ex-Strangler and has been on the BBC Radio2 Playlist for the past few weeks. It's a great, great song, so please give it your support. Buy the single this week, then we could all be smug as feck this time next week, if we see Hugh storming the charts for his first hit single in yonks! Available in 3 formats (CD1, CD2 and 7", Catalogue Number Track 00013) from HMV, Vigin and all good record stores.

Full track listings at: www.trackrecords.co.uk/news/articleRead.php?id=169 If you want to spread the word, there is a downloadable flyer at: www.trackrecords.co.uk/news/articleRead.php?id=172

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