Gentlemen is a Alt/Indie album by The Afghan Whigs, originally released in 1993. On Gatefold: 50 pressings tracked, owned by 18 collectors.
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Alternative Rock
- gritty
- brooding
- nocturnal
About
This deluxe edition of The Afghan Whigs’ 1993 major-label debut features a remastered version of the original album and 17 bonus tracks, including demos, b-sides, and live performances, most of which are previously unreleased. The original album expanded on the dark sounds and R&B influences heard on their previous album, <i>Congregation</i>, capturing a nuanced “cinematic” sound as the album was “shot on location” at Ardent Studios in Memphis. Eight demos were recorded at bassist John Curley’s Ultrasuede studio in Cincinnati. A passionate film noir version of the classic soul tune “The Dark End of the Street” best showcases the band’s seductive allure.
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Tracklist
- 1If I Were Going3:05
- 2Gentlemen3:54
- 3Be Sweet3:37
- 4Debonair4:15
- 5When We Two Parted5:47
- 6Fountain And Fairfax4:21
- 7What Jail Is Like3:30
- 8My Curse5:45
- 9Now You Know4:10
- 10I Keep Coming Back4:52
- 11Brother Woodrow / Closing Prayer5:40
Credits
Performers
- Barbara HunterCELLO
- Greg DulliVOCALS FEATURING
- John CurleyFEATURING
- Rick McCollumFEATURING
- Steve EarleFEATURING
- Harold ChichesterPIANO
- Marcy MaysVOCALS BACKING VOCALS
- Jody StephensBACKING VOCALS
18 collectors on Gatefold own this · 50 pressings tracked on Gatefold