Best known for the world wide explosion that was “Johnny Are You Queer” in the
1980’s, Josie Cotton has been called “the Andy Warhol of pop music.” A little
Wanda Jackson, Nick Cave with a dash of Nancy Sinatra, songwriter
and recording artist Josie Cotton has experimented with the furthest regions of
pop music: power pop, punk, garage, electro, cabaret, western, rockabilly, surf,
funk, Americana and new wave. John Waters wrote of her B–movie theme song
record, Invasion of the B–Girls, “Josie Cotton has made the listenable
unforgettable.” She’s about to release her 8th album, Day of the Gun on her own
label, Kitten Robot Records, which she started with Paul Roessler formerly of the
Screamers and 45 Grave. Josie’s 2021 single “Calling All Girls” became ‘Coolest
Song of the Week ’on Sirius Radio’s Underground Garage channel. Her latest
release “The Ballad of Elvis Presley” is a duet and spaghetti western video with
Prima Donna’s Kevin Preston, also featuring Clem Burke (Blondie) and Lee Rocker.

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