After enchanting us with their first two singles (the first one on SOUNDFLAT RECORDS and the second on HOWLIN’ BANANA; both of them sold out already) and having played at numerous 60’s-festivals all around Europe, THE CAVEMEN V can truly be called one of the best among today’s Garagepunk-bands. SOUNDFLAT RECORDS now proudly present to you their third 7” “I’ve Been Waitin’”, covered in the classy Soundflat Records factory sleeve. However, this single shows a slightly new facet of these energetic Frenchmen, as the band go more into the rhythm’n’blues-direction this time with a touch of exotica and of course a dosis of Garagepunk in it, too. The A-side “I’ve Been Waitin’” has the typical BO DIDDLEY-rhythm, and with its powerful saxophone and singer Ian’s characteristic voice it reminds one a little of London’s rhythm’n’blues-punk-sensation KING SALAMI & THE CUMBERLAND THREE. The B-side is a coverversion of SAM THE SHAM & THE PHARAOHS’ “Sorry ‘Bout That” and carries across a fun party-attitude, again with a cheeky saxophone and a loud-voiced and exciting, rockin’ sound. You just won’t be able to get enough of it! This 7” is an absolute must! We can’t wait for the upcoming LP by these crazy cavemen! Tracklist: A: I’ve Been Waitin’ B: Sorry ‘Bout That