The Stranglers A Night in London Double Live Vinyl
  £   100
  $   133

 


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Apr 14, 2020 Sold Date
Mar 15, 2020 Start Date
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Description

Recorded at the Rainbow theatre in Finsbury Park London April 1980, This is an original and hard to find double vinyl pressing of this live punk rock album from the STRANGLERS titled "A NIGHT IN LONDON" . This double album rarely comes up for sale and it is in clean very good condition and features some great guest artists including ROBERT FRIPP on Tank Toiler On The Sea & Threatened, PETER HAMMIL on Tank Threatened, The Raven & Sha Sha A Go. Other guests include HAZEL O'CONNOR, ROBERT SMITH, WILKO JOHNSON, NICK TURNER, PHIL DANIELS etc.

The album comes complete with its original matt single sleeve. This is a clean example, it has no stickers or tears or unwanted writing etc. Both records have a plain white label on one side and a plain black label on the other and are in original antistatic inner sleeves.


Side 1                                                                                                 


(Get a) Grip (on yourself)

Hanging Around

Tank

Threatened

Toiler On The Sea


Side 2


The Raven

Sha Sha A Go Go

Ice

Dead Loss Angeles

Nice'n'Sleazy


Side 3


Peaches

Bearcage

Duchess

No More Heroes

5 Minutes


Side 4


Guests Introduction

Do The European

Something Better Change

Down In The Sewer


The Stranglers

Jet Black ~ Drums and Percussion

Jean Jacques Burnel ~ Bass and Vocals

Hugh Cornwell ~ Guitars and Vocals 

 gig when Hugh was in prison

Dave Greenfield ~ Keyboards


Special Guests

Hazel O'Connor

Robert Fripp

Peter Hammill

Guests

Robin Smith, Wilko Johnson, Steve Hillage

Phil Daniels, Toyah Willcox, Nick Turn

Nigel Bennet, Nicki Tesco, Nick Gallgher

John Turnbull, Richard Jobson, John Elllis

All the guests are on "Do The European"

Recorded at Rainbow Theatre, London.


http://www.stranglers.org.uk/bootlegs/bootleg_lp.htm


Popsike shows most recent sale of this LP made £117


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