Good Things
Graham Day and The Forefathers
| Formats | Tracks | Price | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12" Vinyl Album | 15 tracks | £17.99 | |
| CD Album | 15 tracks | £5.99 | |
| Download Album (WAV) | 15 tracks | £7.99 | |
| Download Album (MP3) | 15 tracks | £7.99 | |
| Download individual tracks | From £0.99 | ||
Description
Graham Day and The Forefathers - Good Things
Expanded reissue of their 2014 album! ON WHITE VINYL
Graham Day – vocals, guitar
Allan Crockford – bass, vocals
Wolf Howard – drums
Re-issue of the 2014 ‘almost live’ collection of greatest hits and misses from more than thirty years of the Graham Day songbook - with three extra tracks. Out of print since 2015.
The crucial ingredients of The Prisoners, Prime Movers, Solarflares and The Gaolers extracted and squeezed into one stripped down power trio…
Graham Day, Allan Crockford and Wolf Howard have been intermittently blasting out their muscular version of Medway garage-rock (tm) in various combinations and guises over a period of more than 30 years, releasing dozens of albums between them. Graham and Allan were in The Prisoners (82-86), before forming The Prime Movers with Wolf in 1988, releasing 3 albums before they split in 1993. The trio were re-united in 1999 as the Solarflares, releasing another 5 albums until once again calling it a day in 2004. They also found time to play in various pairings over that period in the original line-up of The James Taylor Quartet and Goodchilde (Allan and Wolf), and Billy Childish's Buff Medways (Graham and Wolf). These days Graham and Wolf also play cinematic instrumentals in The Senior Service, and Allan leads psych-popsters The Galileo 7 (both bands also on Damaged Goods).
Graham Day – vocals, guitar
Allan Crockford – bass, vocals
Wolf Howard – drums
Re-issue of the 2014 ‘almost live’ collection of greatest hits and misses from more than thirty years of the Graham Day songbook - with three extra tracks. Out of print since 2015.
The crucial ingredients of The Prisoners, Prime Movers, Solarflares and The Gaolers extracted and squeezed into one stripped down power trio…
Graham Day, Allan Crockford and Wolf Howard have been intermittently blasting out their muscular version of Medway garage-rock (tm) in various combinations and guises over a period of more than 30 years, releasing dozens of albums between them. Graham and Allan were in The Prisoners (82-86), before forming The Prime Movers with Wolf in 1988, releasing 3 albums before they split in 1993. The trio were re-united in 1999 as the Solarflares, releasing another 5 albums until once again calling it a day in 2004. They also found time to play in various pairings over that period in the original line-up of The James Taylor Quartet and Goodchilde (Allan and Wolf), and Billy Childish's Buff Medways (Graham and Wolf). These days Graham and Wolf also play cinematic instrumentals in The Senior Service, and Allan leads psych-popsters The Galileo 7 (both bands also on Damaged Goods).
Tracklisting
12" Vinyl Album (DAMGOOD512LP)
- The Good Things
- Mary
- Can't Get You Out of My Mind
- Whenever I'm Gone
- I Am the Fisherman
- You Always Find a Way to Hurt Me
- Sitar Spangled Banner
- Begging You
- You Want Blood
- Love Me Lies
- Be on Your Way
- Freedom
- Sucking Out My Insides
- 30-60-90
- Get off My Track
CD Album (DAMGOOD512CD)
- The Good Things
- Mary
- Can't Get You Out of My Mind
- Whenever I'm Gone
- I Am the Fisherman
- You Always Find a Way to Hurt Me
- Sitar Spangled Banner
- Begging You
- You Want Blood
- Love Me Lies
- Be on Your Way
- Freedom
- Sucking Out My Insides
- 30-60-90
- Get off My Track