Madness have made a sequel to pop classic My Girl and you know what? It’s not bad at all. Rejigging the stomping Northern Soul bassline of Tainted Love and chucking in their timeless ingredients- a bit of ska guitar chk ca-chk, the magic sax of Lee Thompson, and the unique North London tones of Suggs, and bish bash bosh, job done. Effortless and great, just what you want from an institution.
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