Sep 21, 2004 • 1 min read

Morrissey announces new single 'Let Me Kiss You'

Morrissey will release 'Let Me Kiss You' on 11 October, after missing a Los Angeles show on doctor's orders for sinusitis and laryngitis.

Morrissey has announced that his next single, his third to be released off the 'You Are The Quarry' album, will be 'Let Me Kiss You' - released on 11 Oct. The track is one Morrissey offered to Nancy Sinatra - her version appears on her own forthcoming solo album.

The track will be backed with live favourite 'Don't Make Fun Of Daddy's Voice', an unreleased tune from the 'You Are The Quarry' sessions plus new tracks 'Friday Mourning' and 'I Am Two People'.

Meanwhile a poorly Morrissey was forced to pull out of a huge show in Los Angles on Saturday (18 Sep). Moz was headlining Inland Invasion 4 for LA radio station KROQ. The 60,000 strong crowd at Devore, California's Hyundai Pavilion's were disappointed to hear fellow Mancunian Ian Brown announce Morrissey's last minute no-show. The radio station said that Moz saw a doctor at 11am on Saturday and he was diagnosed with sinusitis, acute laryngitis and a high fever and advised not to speak for at least two days. Fans were told to hold on to their ticket stubs for a replacement show, an announcement of which is expected next week.

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