Never thought we'd hear from the mysterious White Town again. As a chubby, Indian, ex-Marxist, Jyoti Mishra was an unlikely candidate for hitmaker in 1997. But his gender-bending synth-pop gem "Your Woman" -- which sampled a haunting, sixty-five-year-old trumpet sample from Lew Stone -- became a college radio staple. For a few months at least. He was swiftly dropped by ...