These Were The Earlies: Cream Numbered Double Vinyl LP
BNED1LPXPre-Order Item. Release Date Subject to Change.
Label: Two-Piers Editions
Release Date: 3rd October
What a joy to have this reissued, makes me feel like I'm a little field mouse made of tin going on a psychedelic electronic folk picnic on a dewey morning. Don't know about you, mind?
Names Records in conjunction with Two Piers Editions are delighted to announce the long awaited 21st Anniversary reissue of the debut album from The Earlies.
'These Were the Earlies' was released on Names Records / 679 Recordings in July of 2004 and quickly became one of that summer’s essential albums.
"The Best Debut Album of 2004” – UNCUT
"Insane Pop Genius. Scintillating” - 10/10. NME
NME #1 Top Rated Album 2004
There is much here to love” - The Sunday Times
"This rustic hymn to imperfect pop is a reminder that Britain and the States still have a special relationship.” - The Observer
This Numbered Limited Edition Vinyl (1000) will be issued on Double Cream Vinyl, includes a poster and new refreshed artwork by Rina Donnersmarck. Produced by the band and Tom Knott. Beautifully Remastered by Shawn Joseph (Portishead, Beak, PJ Harvey).
The Earlies are Brandon Carr (Dallas,Tx) Vocals/Guitar (The Danes, Cosmic Cowboy, Corner Suns), Christian Madden (Burnley,Lancs) Keyboards (Christian Madden and the Enemy Chorus, Doves, Liam Gallagher, Oasis), JM Lapham (Abilene,Tx) Electronics (The Late Chord, The Revival Hour), Giles Hatton (Manchester, Lancs) Electronics (Black Lodge).
To Celebrate 21 years of names records there will be show at The Hackney Church on October 11th. This will be the only show and the last time to see The Earlies perform live These Were the Earlies from start to finish with a full band.
In the Beginning...
One of Us Is Dead
Wayward Song
Slow Man's Dream
25 Easy Pieces
Morning Wonder
The Devil's Country
Song for #3
Lows
Bring It Back Again
Dead Birds