Titanic's 1975 single "Buckshee Woman" / "Honky Vagrant" captures a moment when Dutch rock bands were threading funk and soul into their sound with real conviction. These two tracks show a group unafraid to mix grit with groove—the A-side has that swaggering confidence of mid-seventies rock filtered through a funkier backbone, while the B-side ventures into grittier soul-rock territory. Released on CBS, this single represents the kind of unpretentious, hard-playing record that circulated among serious collectors but often got overlooked in the rush toward prog and punk. There's something honest about Titanic's approach here, no flourishes or apologizing, just solid musicians working through material that sits somewhere between bar-room rock and genuine soulfulness. The kind of record that rewards a full listen and reminds you why digging through the B-sides of established labels can be so rewarding.