Echo And The Bunnymen - Stormy Weather
by Anthony Strutt
published: 27 / 8 / 2005

Label:
Cooking Vinyl
Format: 7"
intro
Strong first single from Echo and the Bunnymen off their new album 'Siberia'
This is the first single from Echo and the Bunnymen's new album 'Siberia'. 'Stormy Weather' finds the band in great form and features brilliant vocals from Ian McCulloch and wild guitar by Will Sergeant. 'What If We Are', the B side, features both a string and a vocal version. A standard version of this closes the album, and this song finds Mac in a reflective mood. 'Make Me Shine', an acoustic number, sits on the B side of a black 7" vinyl version.
Track Listing:-
1 Stormy Weather (Edit)2 Make Me Shine (Acoustic Version)
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