Label: Jungle Records
Format: LP
The Heartbreakers (Johnny Thunders, Walter Lure, Billy Rath & Jerry Nolan) with four studio demo sessions for 1976 and 1977, compiled onto one album for the first time. Two sessions were recorded in 1976 in New York, including four tracks in their early incarnation with Richard Hell, and later six tracks after Billy Rath had joined on bass. In London in 1977, they recorded one session just prior to signing with Track Records, and another after L.A.M.F. had been released, with The Clash's Terry Chimes on drums replacing the newly departed Jerry Nolan. Pressed in transparent magenta vinyl, it comes with a 12” poster of the Roberta Bayley cover photo, an outtake from the L.A.M.F. cover session, and an inner bag with Walter Lure interviewed by Johnny Thunders' biographer Nina Antonia in 2005. The album shows the development of the band building towards their classic 1977 ‘L.A.M.F.' album (recently reissued with a newly found original master), and further points to the direction they would have gone had they not split up. What makes this title important or unique? Four studio sessions 1976-77 of the Heartbreakers LAMF and beyond tracks. Not all compiled on one album before. Magenta vinyl. 12" poster included.
Side One Born Too Loose Chinese Rocks Let Go Can't Keep My Eyes On You I Love You It's Not Enough Do You Love Me Take A Chance Side Two Born To Lose I Wanna Be Loved Going Steady Flight Pirate Love Give Her A Great Big Kiss Too Much Junkie Business London Boys
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