GP's Song of the Day: Julian Cope

By Graeme Whitfield on May 28, 09 11:22 AM

I can't say that I listen to Julian Cope all that often but whenever I do - like this morning - I wonder why I don't do it more often.

To say Cope is an eccentric is something of an understatement, but he is certainly no fool. He has scored pop hits but also written songs about environmentalism and paganism, and is also a well-regarded author of a number of scholarly books.

Try Try Try is from his 1997 album 20 Mothers.

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