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The Gun Club was formed by Jeffrey Lee Pierce, former head of the Blondie fan club in Los Angeles. Joining him was Brian Tristan, who was later renamed Kid Congo Powers during his stint with The Cramps. By 1982, the band had signed to Blondie guitarist Chris Stein's Animal Records and temporarily relocated to New York to record 1982's Miami.
This album features Stein as producer, and you can hear Debbie Harry on backup vocals on select tracks. Going for a higher, more desolate sound, frontman and slide player Jeffrey Lee Pierce and his band were literally on fire. The songs here, from "Carry Home", "Like Calling Up Thunder", "Devil in the Woods", "Watermelon Man", "Bad Indian" and "Texas Serenade" center themselves on a mutant form of country music that meets the post-punk ethos. This is hardcore snake-charming music, evil, smoky, and brash. In the bird's-eye view of history its songs are all classics.
As a special bonus the first 1.000 copies of this record contain a live bonus LP. Don't miss out on this one!
Tracklisting:
A1. Carry Home
A2. Like Calling Up Thunder
A3. Brother And Sister
A4. Run Through The Jungle
A5. Devil In The Woods
A6. Texas Serenade
B1. Watermelon Man
B2. Bad Indian
B3. John Hardy
B4. Fire Of Love
B5. Sleeping In Blood City
B6. Mother Of Earth
Bonus Live LP Live show Continental Club Buffalo New York 1982
C1. Ghost On The Highway
C2. Walkin' With The Beast
C3. I Hear Your Heart Singing
C4. Devil In The Woods
C5. Goodbye Johnny
C6. For The Love Of Ivy
D1. Bad Indian
D2. Strange Fruit / Fire Spirit
D3. Carry Home
D4. Preachin' The Blues
D5. Sexbeat
D6. Jack On Fire