Debbie Harry - KooKoo (Special Edition - Lenticular Sleeve) (Clear) - VINYL LP
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Debbie Harry was a household name back in the late 70's/early 80's through her work with Blondie. For her first solo album she teamed up with Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards of CHIC to produce an album fusing funk, rock, disco and new wave. Their innovative production pre-dated their work with David Bowie and Madonna. Released in 1981, KooKoo went on to be a gold-selling album selling half a million copies in America alone. The album contained two hit singles, 'Backfired' and 'The Jam Was Moving'. The iconic sleeve design by Swiss artist H.R. Giger, known for his work on the Alien movie, has been restored and represented here as a limited-edition lenticular sleeve design showing Debbie with and without Giger's art. The audio for this has been mastered from the original pre-production tapes and cut at Half-Speed by Miles Showell at Abbey Road Studios. Includes 5 Bonus tracks not on the original pressing. 2x 180gm Crystal Clear Vinyl housed in a gatefold lenticular sleeve. Album Tracks 1. Jump Jump 2. The Jam Was Moving 3. Chrome 4. Surrender 5. Inner City Spillover 6. Backfired 7. Now I Know You Know 8. Under Arrest 9. Military Rap 10. Oasis 11. Backfired Extended Version 12. The Jam Was Moving Extended Version 13. Inner City Spillover Extended Version 14. Backfired Bruce Forrest & Frank Heller Remix 15. The Jam Was Moving Chris Stein & Debbie Harry Remix
- GenreRockDescriptionDebbie Harry was a household name back in the late 70's/early 80's through her work with Blondie. For her first solo album she teamed up with Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards of CHIC to produce an album fusing funk, rock, disco and new wave. Their innovative production pre-dated their work with David Bowie and Madonna. Released in 1981, KooKoo went on to be a gold-selling album selling half a million copies in America alone. The album contained two hit singles, 'Backfired' and 'The Jam Was Moving'. The iconic sleeve design by Swiss artist H.R. Giger, known for his work on the Alien movie, has been restored and represented here as a limited-edition lenticular sleeve design showing Debbie with and without Giger's art. The audio for this has been mastered from the original pre-production tapes and cut at Half-Speed by Miles Showell at Abbey Road Studios. Includes 5 Bonus tracks not on the original pressing. 2x 180gm Crystal Clear Vinyl housed in a gatefold lenticular sleeve. Album Tracks 1. Jump Jump 2. The Jam Was Moving 3. Chrome 4. Surrender 5. Inner City Spillover 6. Backfired 7. Now I Know You Know 8. Under Arrest 9. Military Rap 10. Oasis 11. Backfired Extended Version 12. The Jam Was Moving Extended Version 13. Inner City Spillover Extended Version 14. Backfired Bruce Forrest & Frank Heller Remix 15. The Jam Was Moving Chris Stein & Debbie Harry RemixArtistDebbie HarryTitleKooKoo (Special Edition - Lenticular Sleeve) (Clear)FormatVINYLLabelChrysalis
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