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Preaching the Blues by Gun Club (Record, 2022)
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- Buy it nowThe Gun Club Preaching the Blues (Vinyl) Limited 7" Single Box Set
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About this product
Product Identifiers
Record LabelT.H.E. Flood Gallery, Tfdg
UPC9781911374190
eBay Product ID (ePID)7051006502
Product Key Features
Release Year2022
FormatRecord
GenreRock
ArtistGun Club
Release TitlePreaching the Blues
Record Size7"
Dimensions
Item Height1.57 in
Item Weight1.61 lb
Item Length7.61 in
Item Width7.38 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Tracks14
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States
Tracks1.1 Ghost on the Highway 1.2 Sex Beat 2.1 Fire of Love 2.2 Walking with the Beast 3.1 Carry Home 3.2 Brother and Sister 4.1 The House on Highland Ave 4.2 The Lie Death Party 5.1 The Great Divide 5.2 Crabdance 6.1 Pastoral Hide and Seek 6.2 Black Hole Emily's Changed (Live in Paris, 11/91) 7.1 Cry to Me 7.2 Give Up the Sun
Number of Discs7
NotesThe Gun Club could best described as tribal psychobilly blues. Active from 1979 to 1996, the post-punk band from Los Angeles was led by vocalist, guitarist and songwriter Jeffrey Lee Pierce. Collected here are 6 of the bands 7-inch singles remastered and reprinted with original artwork and an additional exclusive 7-inch featuring the 'Miami Demos' of "Cry To Me" and "Give Up The Sun". The booklet features never-before-seen photographs, flyers and rare ephemera, alongside in-depth liner notes from acclaimed author Clinton Heylin, as well as reminisces and words from Thurston Moore, Henry Rollins, John Doe and more. Also included are a 'Fire Of Love' Fanzine by Mike Mastrangelo, a rare Ruby Records promotional postcard and a Gun Club 'Gun' Badge. The set is housed in a lift-off lid box with stunning Jeffrey Lee Pierce cover photo.
