The last of the Blue Zoo and this single from the same year.
More heavy on the tech and synth than previous releases. Bass synth instead of bass guitar. Clattering samples and more Western guitar. This time produced by Colin Campsie and George McFarlane (The Quick and Giant Steps)
A “semi-live” studio version of “Don’t Walk Away” is the B-side, another standalone track and a good New Wave cut.
From the archives here is a link to their debut LP
https://myvinyldreams.wordpress.com/2018/08/06/blue-zoo-2-by-2-vinyl-lp/
and That 12 ” single “CRY BOY CRY”
https://myvinyldreams.wordpress.com/2018/08/03/blue-zoo-cry-boy-cry-12/
https://www.sendspace.com/file/fmaw8j
Magnet – 12 MAG 250
| A | Somewhere In The World There’s A Cowboy Smiling | 5:58 |
| B1 | Somewhere In The World There’s A Cowboy Smiling (Instrumental) | 3:58 |
| B2 | Don’t Walk Away (Live Studio Version) | 4:15 |
myvinyldreams 
Strangely I’ve been really enjoying the plethora of Blue Zoo you’ve upped. I wasn’t aware of them other than Cry Boy Cry, but yeah, taken me right back to a slim, less greyer version of myself. I was also thinking that times changes, sounds change, but not necessarily for the better.
It’s weird because they turn out to be quite good and just not just “One Hit Wonders”