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The Gun Club - Miami

Musician: The Gun Club
Album title: Miami
Style: Blues Rock, Punk
Released: 1982
Country: US
Size MP3 version: 1955 mb
Size APE version: 1378 mb
Size WMA version: 1840 mb
Rating ✫: 4.6
Votes: 951
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Genre: Rock

The Gun Club - Miami

The Gun Club Blues Rock Garage Rock Punk 1982 UK

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Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Carry Home	3:14
A2	Like Calling Up Thunder	2:29
A3	Brother And Sister	2:57
A4	Run Through The Jungle Written-By – John Fogerty	4:07
A5	Devil In The Woods	3:05
A6	Texas Serenade Steel Guitar – Mark Tomeo	4:40
B1	Watermelon Man Backing Vocals – J.L. Pierce, Ward DotsonBongos – Chris SteinFiddle – Walter StedingWritten-By – Pierce, Dotson*	4:11
B2	Bad Indian	2:37
B3	John Hardy Arranged By – Jeffrey Lee PierceWritten-By – Traditional	3:21
B4	Fire Of Love Written-By – Jody Reynolds, Sturdivant Sonja*	2:14
B5	Sleeping In Blood City	3:29
B6	Mother Of Earth Steel Guitar – Mark Tomeo	3:25

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Animal Records
Copyright (c) – Animal Records
Distributed By – Chrysalis Records, Inc.
Recorded At – Blank Tape Studios
Mastered At – Sterling Sound
Published By – Creeping Ritual Music
Published By – Bug Music
Published By – Jondora Music
Published By – Elizabeth Music-Johnstone Montel
Published By – Beechwood Music Corp.

Credits

Backing Vocals – D.H. Laurence Jr.
Bass – Rob Ritter
Drums – Terry Graham
Engineer [Mixing] – Butch Jones
Engineer [Session] – Joe Arlotta
Guitar – Ward Dotson
Guitar [Lead] – J.L. Pierce* (tracks: A4, B3, B6)
Mastered By – Jose Rodriguez*
Producer – Chris Stein
Vocals, Piano – Jeffrey Lee Pierce
Written-By – Jeffrey Lee Pierce (tracks: All tracks except A4, B3 and B4)

Notes

First pressing with red labels. 'Distributed by Chrysalis Records, Inc' info and barcode on the back cover.
Cover "PRINTED IN U.S.A." on spine, and "Made in U.S.A." on back.

Recorded at Blank Tape Studios, June 1982.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 7558-56001-1
Rights Society: BMI
Matrix / Runout (Side A etched; STERINLG stamped): APE - 6001 - A - CT3 STERLING - P - IT
Matrix / Runout (Side B etched; STERINLG stamped): APE - 6001 - BS - CTH - 1 STERLING P IT

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
L 38091, CHR 1398	The Gun Club	Miami ‎(LP, Album)	Chrysalis, Chrysalis	L 38091, CHR 1398	Australia	1982
APE 6001	The Gun Club	Miami ‎(LP, Album, TP)	Animal Records	APE 6001	US	1982
CHR 1398	The Gun Club	Miami ‎(LP, Album)	Animal Records	CHR 1398	UK	1982
X2 13065, X2-13065	The Gun Club	Miami ‎(CD, Album, RM)	Animal Records, I.R.S. Records	X2 13065, X2-13065	US	1991
1C 038-3 21398 1	The Gun Club	Miami ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Chrysalis	1C 038-3 21398 1	Europe	Unknown

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Ydely

I recently purchased a sympathy reissue but mine is black vinyl and black label. Don't see a release here for it. Same catalog# as the 2004s. Sftri 740 but with Barcode 9027607401. Generic inner. Sounds great with no noise problems. Any clue when this was reissued?

Huston

does anyone think the first press of this sounds terrible? its not surface noise wise just horribly mastered terribly distorted. its almost unlistenable?

ᴜɴɪᴄᴏʀɴ

I wouldn't call it unlistenable, but it is certainly distorted. Maybe that's what they were going for?

just one girl

Yes, red label (US) doesn't sound good at all, the white label (US) sounds better, still weak though.

Gri

Nope. I think it sounds amazing! If you are referring to the red label 1st pressing. Yeah the bass could have been a bit louder more present in the mix, and it is a bit distorted in some songs but i think it sounds great! Gives it a bit of a psychocandy edge before psychocandy.

Jarortr

I've been said this is the second pressing (and first one being the white label ones) : this one do have a barcode, while the "white label" ones has no barcode

Yananoc

The red label is the 1st pressing. The white label cover states that it's also available on cassette with 5 extra tracks from "Death Party", which was released in 1983.

hulk

I have the APE 6001 white label with no barcode, a cutout I bought in 1982 or 83. Back cover says distributed by Jem Records Inc., no reference to Chrysalis as distributor.