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Felt - The Pictorial Jackson Review (Deluxe Remastered Edition) (Vinyl)

Felt - The Pictorial Jackson Review (Deluxe Remastered Edition) (Vinyl)

Artist: Felt

Music Genre: Indie, Rock

Label
Cherry Red
Cat No
FLT187
Released
2018
Pressing
UK
Styles
Indie Rock
Deluxe EditionRemastered

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ArtistFelt
FormatVinyl
LabelCherry Red
Catalogue no.FLT187
GenreIndie and Rock
Released21 September 2018
Barcode5013929078710

Felt — The Pictorial Jackson Review
Format: Vinyl • Label: Cherry Red (FLT187) • Released: 2018 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Indie Rock

Tracklist:
A1. Apple Boutique
A2. Ivory Past
A3. Until The Fools Get Wise
A4. How Spook Got Her Man
A5. Bitter End
B1. Tuesday's Secret
B2. Christopher Street
B3. Jewels Are Set In Crowns
B4. Under A Pale Light
B5. Don't Die On My Doorstep

Imported from the UK.

Watch & listen

  • Christopher Street (Remastered)

  • Apple Boutique (Remastered)

  • Bitter End (Remastered)

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About the artist

English indie pop band from Water Orton, Warwickshire. Formed by Lawrence who recorded the first single 'Index' on his own label in 1979. The first string of releases through Cherry Red Records featured the playing of classically trained guitarist Maurice Deebank. For some reason despite critical acclaim and a #1 indie single ('Primitive Painters') they never made it big, but have remained a cult band ever since. After Deebank left in 1986 they signed to Creation Records and released Forever Breathes The Lonely Word, arguably one of their highlights and still lauded as one of the decade's best pop albums. They went on to release ten albums in ten years, fulfilling Lawrence's 1980 prophecy.
Sometimes in mid 80s they played live with the name "The Scarlet Servants"

Source: Discogs

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