The Communards – Red (35th Anniversary Edition) 2CD CD

£13.00

Red (35th Anniversary Edition) 2CD CD – The Communards New In Stock from Vinyl Records London

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The Communards’ sophomore album ‘Red’ consolidated thegenius of the musical partnership between Bronski Beat singer Jimmy Somerville and pianist Richard Coles. Fusing synths and hiNRG production with lush string and horn arrangements, The Communards straddled pop and the political, the album’s themes set against the political unrest and moral panic of late 80s Britain. A global smash upon its release, this remastered and expanded edition features an extensive array of Bsides, live tracks, demo versions and remixes, including classic mixes by legendary 80s club doyens Shep Pettibone, Clivilles amp Cole better known as CampC Music Factory and a euphoric New 2022 remix of ‘Never Can Say Goodbye’ by UK outfit The 2 Bears Hot Chip’s Joe Goddard and DJ Raf Rundell as well as New liner notes from Owen Jones. The Communards is available for home delivery from Vinyl Records London, only £13 +P&P

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