Friday Night Is Killing Me

Friday Night Is Killing Me
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When The Replacements called it quits in 1991, Tommy Stinson missed playing in a band with great chemistry and who all shared the same vision. He recruited then Replacements drummer Steve Foley, Foleyâ€™s brother Kevin, and Steve Brantseg to form Bash & Pop. Recording with Producer Don Smith (Cracker, Keith Richards, John Hiatt) and getting help from Heartbreakers Benmont Tench and Mike Campbell, Americana icon Greg Leisz, Wire Trainâ€™s Jeff Trott, and more, the bandâ€™s debut album, Friday Night Is Killing Me, arrived in January of 1993. The album combined stellar performances and a renewed energy, something many felt the last few Replacements records were missing. In addition to the original 11 track release, an 18 track bonus disc adds rare singles and B-sides, their contribution to the soundtrack of the 1994 film Clerks, and a whopping 15 previously unissued performances. The packaging contains photos and a new essay from Bob Mehr, author of the acclaimed best-seller Trouble Boys: The True Story Of The Replacements. While many are discovering Bash & Pop for the first time on their current tour, and via their new release, the time is right to reintroduce the record that started it allâ€”Friday Night Is Killing Me.
Country USA
Brand Omnivore Recordings
Manufacturer Omnivore Recordings
Binding Audio CD
ItemPartNumber 0816651013456
ReleaseDate 2017-09-08
UnitCount 2
UPCs 816651013456
EANs 0816651013456

Country	USA
Brand	Omnivore Recordings
Manufacturer	Omnivore Recordings
Binding	Audio CD
ItemPartNumber	0816651013456
ReleaseDate	2017-09-08
UnitCount	2
UPCs	816651013456
EANs	0816651013456

Friday Night Is Killing Me

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