Name: Lazy by The Mad Cows
Duration: 4 min 32 s
Description: ...was that you in the kitchen?... er, it wasn't me... was that you in the garden?... er, it wasn't me... is it just cos I'm lazy... ah yeah that was me.

...was that you in the kitchen?... er, it wasn't me... was that you in the garden?... er, it wasn't me... is it just cos I'm lazy... ah yeah that was me.

Lazy

I lost my Mojo, I'm going down to the healing Fields. I think I left it there

Healing Field Nazis

A song about a french man that loved table football 

Babyfoot

Recorded @ Nightclubbing - Brixton 27/2/15

www.nightclubbingbrixton.co.uk/

Duke Slammer - Live In Brixton 27/2/15

Dusty Windows

Roundabout

Shadows in the Rain

On Somer Valley FM's 'This Is To Be Encouraged' Dom Chambers will be encouraging the new album 'FREE COW!' from The Mad Cows as well as interviewing Spencer Hawes and Hamish Guerrini from the band. Listen online at www.somervalleyfm.co.uk from 8pm.

This is to be Encouraged - The Mad Cows on Somer Valley 97.5FM

"Born in a barn? No. Born in field. Am I Bovvered?"

    Well known on the British Festival Circuit as "notorious party animals" and with various British Hollywood heart-throbs being spotted partying with them 'til the early hours of the morning, The Mad Cows can only be described as the Finest Funk in the field. Pumping out a melodic mix of postmodern bovine smut funk and melodic mayhem, The Mad Cows combine audience participation and infectious grooves that will leave you asking yourself " Am I Bovvered?", "It's just 'cos I'm LAZY?" and "Hit Me Baby, One More Time".

    In April 2009 they performed at an Exclusive Art Auction of the work of artist Kurt Jackson in support of WaterAid held at The Guardian News Room Kings Place, London. Kurt is the artist in residence at Glastonbury Festival from the 27th of June to the 29th to produce work that in the long run will be to raise funds for Wateraid.

    As a result of this they were invited to perform an exclusive gig at the Greenpeace Stage at Backstage Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury Festival 2009 with a festival opening speech from Michael Eavis himself followed by The Mad Cows and other guests.

    The Cows have been recording their much awaited new live album! Watch this space for more details.

    In December 2007 The Mad Cows performed an amazing live BBC Radio 2 session with the reknowned British composer Charles Hazelwood who played keyboards on some their well known tracks such as "Healing Field Nazis" and "Lazy" and recording a few BBC Radio 2 for Charles's Show.

Lazy

The Mad Cows

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