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The Haggis Horns provide an hors d’oeuvre before the main course of their What Comes To Mind LP in autumn with this EP Return Of The Haggis. The three-tracker opens with Keb Darge’s missus Lucinda Slim gracing the boogie funk of Can’t Stop The Feeling with a smooth vocal soul turn, and closes with a boogie-tinged remix of the band’s Hot Damn single featuring John McCallum. What you really want this for however is the middle cut Return Of The Haggis, a JBs-ish instro funk jam that’ll keep things going ’til the break of dawn.