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Sociology by Waveney Wilcox

At the age of 71, Suffolk UK-born singer Waveney Wilcox has recruited an all-star line-up of stellar musicians for the release of his debut solo single, ‘Sociology’ on 1st March this year. Waveney Wilcox: “I wrote this song in the late ‘70s whilst playing in the band Plazma from Halstead, Essex. All these years later, living in the Black Forest in Germany, it has been exciting to remake/remodel it for my first single release”. Sociology was inspired by a long conversation with a man Waveney shared a night in a police cell with back in the late 1970s. The man had been in institutions most of his life and claimed to just want to be put in a cell and forgotten about; having no interest or belief in joy, love, and a normal life of societal conventions. The horror of those stark nihilist statements made a deep impression on Waveney – then a father of young children - that has lasted for almost 50 years. Waveney Wilcox, a complete unknown in the music world, made this record with world class musicians – multi instrumentalist and producer Paul Cuddeford (Ian Hunter, Steve Harley, Bob Geldof) and saxophone player Terry Edwards (PJ Harvey, Gallon Drunk, Yoko Ono) - who volunteered to work on the project on the strength of the song and the vocal delivery. Credits: Lyrics and music by Waveney Wilcox Waveney Wilcox - vocals Paul Cuddeford - guitar, keyboards, bass, drums, backing vocals Terry Edwards - sax Stuart Fiddes - guitar, keyboards Produced by Paul Cuddeford and Tom Wilcox Engineered by Paul Cuddeford, Stuart Fiddes, Two of a Kind (Armin Bischoff and Melinda Young-Klüh) Mastered by Ed Woods Recorded in London, England / Hay-on-Wye, Wales / Straubenhardt - Schwann, Germany Video directed by Gabriel Wilcox and Rob Russell Edited by Rob Russell Film crew: Luis Blödt, Lina Westermann, Laura Knauer, Philipp Knauer © and (p) Maniac Squat Records, 1979 and 2024. Cat no. MSL2024D1979 ISRC: GBHYD2499999