“Wild Thing”

by Sky Sunlight Saxon
2008 song

"Wild Thing", the super-famous Troggs song, was one of the 1960s nuggets that Sky Saxon chose to record for his awesome 2008 covers album The King Of Garage Rock. At least as much as, say, "Pushin' Too Hard" by The Seeds, “Wild Thing” is perched at the very top of garage rock classics and it’s only natural that Sky would be attracted to it. It closes out the album in great fashion.

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“Wild Thing”

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