That Very Night

VINYL FORMAT. "That Very Night" b/w "Milk and Honey." Hollie Cook was born and bred in West London in a household dominated by music. With the Sex Pistols' Paul Cook as her dad, music was always around. Family friend and Slits singer Ari Up persuaded Hollie to sing backing vocals on Revenge of the Killer Slits, which she followed by ditching school to join the band on a six-week tour. Hollie was now officially a Slit, so when it came to record a new album, Hollie's vocals, keyboards, and even her song "Cry" were all featured. Hollie's passion for reggae singers Janet Kay and Phyllis Dillon, combined with her love of classic '60s girl groups, formed the basis for her new solo work of self-coined "tropical pop."