Mar 18, 2005 • 1 min read

Pete Doherty collaborates with Wolfman on new single

Pete Doherty appears on Wolfman's track 'Wolfman', a B-side to 'Ice Cream Guerrilla', though NME reports a scuffle between the two during recording.

And talking of Pete Doherty, which we definitely were, the former

Libertine is once again collaborating with Wolfman (that Wolfman

'For Lovers' track being the best thing Doherty's ever done in my albeit humble opinion). Pete will appear on the track

'Wolfman', which will b-side with next single 'Ice Cream Guerrilla', which is out on 25 Apr.

According to the NME, the single also includes the sounds of something of a "scuffle" between Wolfman and Doherty. A source told the paper: "Wolfman wrote the track and has been playing it live for the last two years. The lyrics used to go: 'Wolfman you give me the hump man, you come in like a swamp man, I jump when you say jump man'. The day the track was recorded the lyrics were changed to: 'Wolfman you used to be my friend man, you really are the end man, you're fucking up again man'. When Pete heard the new lyrics and realised they were about him - the fight broke out."

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