'Music From Give Daddy The Knife, Cindy' The Naz Nomad album, actually featured The Damned, playing a few originals plus covers of the following : 'I Can Only Give You Everything' - recorded by Them, The Iguanas, MC5, Richard Hell And The Voidoids plus various others, 'Kicks' - a Paul Revere And The Raiders US Top 20 Hit in 1966, 'Nobody But Me' - A Human Beinz single which charted in the US during 1967, 'The Wind Blows Your Hair' - The Seeds, 'Action Woman' - The Litter but also recorded by The Electras and, eventually, The Tall Boys, 'She Lied' - recorded variously by Brand X, The Rockin' Ramrods and others, 'The Trip' - Kim Fowley, 'Cold Turkey' - which Naz claimed was by a Brit known as Big Boy Pete, 'I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night' - an Electric Prunes winner which climbed as high as Number 11 in the US charts during 1966.

Ace Records, who released the Naz Nomad album on their Big Beat label, reckon they still might release the previously unissued album by The Egyptians, which featured Sphinx Svenson ("an expert in Egyptology") and Naz Nomad ("The man with a 1,000 voices") which was recorded sometime after the original Naz Nomad offering.

NME