Wendy O Williams - W.O.W.

Wendy O Williams - W.O.W.Limited vinyl LP repressing of this 1984 album. WOW was Wendy O. Williams' debut solo album after the break up of pioneering punk metal hybrid band The Plasmatics. Gene Simmons of KISS produced and played bass on the album as well as co writing some of the songs. The album is filled to the brim with hard rock that rises above the mundane and adds some brains to the mix. Wendy was one of the most misunderstood and controversial figures in the world of

Indeed it is

Both sides end with a lock groove so the scratchy fun never ends

Tracks like “Wild in the Streets” and “Deny Everything” explode with urgency

If "Kubali" re-established Yallah as a force to be reckoned with

"It felt like I was saying goodbye to an era of my life

a historic music era that saw the emergence of other bands like Prince

Bay Area native Doug McKechnie got hold of one the very first modular Moog synthesizers ever made and began finding his own way to play it

12 year old Jerry Williams

rare B-sides

The album also features vocal and instrumental mixes of "Joining Together"

Recorded in Nashville with engineer Dan Knobler

So the Procession never stops