Please Panic [VINYL]

In the early 1990's, the Vulgar Boatmen's first two albums, You and Your Sister and Please Panic, garnered accolades from virtually every major music publication in the country, despite being barely available on the tiny Record Collect and Safehouse labels. The group's unique working arrangement (two distinct lineups, located 800 miles apart, fronted separately by songwriters Robert Ray and Dale Lawrence) received a lot of attention but so did their style, a melodic hypno-R&B, compared to everyone from Buddy Holly and the Everly Brothers to the Feelies and the Velvet Underground. 2018 will see vinyl editions of the Vulgar Boatmen's first three albums, issued by play loud! productions (Berlin). Opposite Sex will be released for the first time ever on vinyl. The vinyl re-issues are limited to 500 copies each and come in the original artwork. The albums have been partly re-mixed and re-mastered. Liner notes and accompanying photographs will be different for each release. Liner notes for You and Your Sister by Bill Wyman. Liner notes for Please Panic by Charles Taylor. Liner notes for Opposite Sex by Ira Robbins. Side A 01 Don't mention it 03:47 02 Calling upstairs 03:26 03 We can figure this out 03:06 04 Fool me 03:18 05 You don't love me yet 04:15 06 There's a family 03:30 Side B 01 You're the one 03:24 02 Goodnight, Jean-Marie 02:20 03 I'm not stuck on you 02:32 04 Allison says 03:50 05 Stop alternating 03:30 06 The 23rf of September 03:37