Bronski Beat – Hundreds & Thousands 1985 UK LP Fully Signed 1st Ed EXC Cond

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Bronski Beat – Hundreds & Thousands 1985 UK LP Fully Signed 1st Ed EXC Cond
A 1985 UK First Press.
The LP is in Excellent Condition. Side A has a 3-4 light hairline marks, Side B is clean and unmarked. The LP has been play tested and sounds great. The Labels are clean on both sides - please see photos. The Sleeve is in Excellent Condition.
Bronski Beat
Profile: Popular synthpop trio comprising keyboardists Steve Bronski (b. Feb 7, 1960. Died December 9, 2021) and Larry Steinbachek (b. May 6, 1960. Died December 16, 2016) with falsetto vocalist Jimmy Somerville (b. June 22, 1961). Jimmy left in 1985 to form The Communards and was replaced by John Jon (real name John Foster) and later replaced by Jonathan Hellyer.
SIGNED BY LARRY STEVE AND JOHN
Bronski Beat – Hundreds & Thousands
Label:Forbidden Fruit – BITLP 2, Forbidden Fruit – 820 291-1
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:UK
Released:1985
Genre:Electronic
Style:Synth-pop
Tracklist
A1Heatwave A2Why A3Run From Love Mixed By – Dominick Meita* B1Hard Rain B2Smalltown Boy B3Junk
Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright ℗ – London Records Ltd. Published By – Bronski Music Ltd. Published By – William A. Bong Ltd. Recorded At – Sigma Sound Studios, New York Mixed At – Soundworks, New York Mastered At – Sterling Sound Pressed By – MPO
Credits Alto Saxophone – Crispin Cioe, Lou Cortelezzi* Arranged By [Horns], Conductor [Horns] – Jimmy Biondolillo* Artwork [Cake Work By] – Jane Suchodolski Clarinet – Dave Tofani Design, Artwork – Green Ink Engineer – Carl Beatty Engineer [Assistant] – Fernando Kral Keyboards [Additional] – Larry Steinbachek, Steve Bronski Mastered By – Jack Skinner Mixed By – Harvey Goldberg (tracks: A1, A2, B1 to B3) Other [Aerobics] – Michelle Hiegel Photography By – Vantage (4) Producer – Mike Thorne Recorded By [Location Recording] – Don Wershba Tenor Saxophone – Arno Hecht, Jack Baskow* Trombone [Electric] – J A Deane* Voice [Dialogue] – Miss Wendy Wild* Written-By – Somerville*, Steinbachek*, Bronski* ℗ 1985 The sleeve tracklisting is headed: 'The Remix Plus'. *A3 mixed at Soundworks.
Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 42282 02911 9
Matrix / Runout (Label A): PACLZ 3969 Matrix / Runout (Label B): PACLZ 3970 Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A, variant 1): BIT LP 2 A' PACLZ 3969 MPO Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B, variant 1): BIT LP 2 B² PACLZ 3970 MPO Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A, etched, variant 2): BIT LP 2 A' PACLZ 3969 MPO Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B, etched, variant 2): BIT LP 2 B' PACLZ 3970 MPO
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