[2017-03-31] Unicorn "Too Many Crooks" and "One More Tomorrow" Remastered And Expanded Editions (Esoteric UK)

Linda · **Posted:** Thu Jan 26, 2017 4:49 am

Too Many Crooks

Description
Esoteric Recordings are pleased to announce the release of a newly re-mastered edition of “Too Many Crooks”, the 1976 album by Unicorn. Featuring a line-up of Ken Baker (guitar, keyboards, vocals), Pete Perryer (drums, vocals), Pat Martin (bass, vocals) and Kevin Smith (lead guitar, mandolin), “Too Many Crooks” was Unicorn’s first for EMI’s Harvest label, and was produced by David Gilmour of Pink Floyd, who also featured on Pedal Steel Guitar and guitar on several tracks.

This new remastered edition of “Too Many Crooks” features six bonus tracks; including four previously unreleased songs recorded live in the studio for radio promotional use, ‘So Far Away’ (an out-take from the album recording sessions) and the single version of ‘Disco Dancer’.

The booklet features a new essay featuring an interview with Pat Martin and fully restores the original Hipgnosis album artwork.

Tracklist
1. Weekend
2. Ferry Boat
3. He’s Got Pride
4. Keep On Going
5. Too Many Crooks
6. Bullseye Bill
7. Disco Dancer
8. Easy
9. No Way Out Of Here
10. In The Mood
Bonus Tracks:
11. So Far Away
Out-Take From “Too Many Crooks” Sessions 1975
12. Weekend
13. Ferry Boat
14. He’s Got Pride
15. No Way Out Of Here
Live Studio Session – 23rd December 1975 (Recorded For Radio Promotional Use)
16. Disco Dancer (Single Mix)

Amazon USA
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MTC894U/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01MTC894U/?tag=imwan-21

One More Tomorrow

Description
Esoteric Recordings are pleased to announce the release of a newly re-mastered edition of “One More Tomorrow”, the 1977 album by Unicorn. Featuring a line-up of Ken Baker (guitar, keyboards, vocals), Pete Perryer (drums, vocals), Pat Martin (bass, vocals) and Kevin Smith (lead guitar, mandolin), “One More Tomorrow” was Unicorn’s final album and was released on EMI’s Harvest label. The majority of the album was produced by David Gilmour of Pink Floyd, who also featured on Pedal Steel Guitar and guitar on several tracks.

This new remastered edition of “One More Tomorrow” features seven bonus tracks; including two previously unreleased songs recorded live in the studio for radio promotional use, several demos and the rare single B-sides ‘Give and Take’ and ‘Nothing I Wouldn’t Do’. The booklet features a new essay featuring an interview with Pat Martin and fully restores the original album artwork.

Tracklist
1. Have You Ever Seen The Rain
2. New Shoes
3. Slow Dancing
4. Get Along Fine
5. British Rail Romance
6. Eric
7. One More Tomorrow
8. So Hard To Get Through
9. I’m Alright (When I’m With You)
10. The Night
11. The Way It Goes
12. Magnolia Avenue
Bonus Tracks:
13. Give And Take
B-Side Of Single
14. Nothing I Wouldn’t Do
B-Side Of Single
15. In The Mood
16. Keep On Going
Live Studio Session – 23rd December 1975 (Recorded For Radio Promotional Use)
17. Rio De Janeiro
Demo Recorded At Easy Street Studio, London In 1977
18. Don’t Tell Me I Know
Demo Recorded At David Gilmour’s Home Studio, Oxfordshire In 1979
19. All Crazy People
Demo Recorded At David Gilmour’s Home Studio, Oxfordshire In 1979

Amazon USA
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N6U4M8R/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01N6U4M8R/?tag=imwan-21

[2017-03-31] Unicorn "Too Many Crooks" and "One More Tomorrow" Remastered And Expanded Editions (Esoteric UK)

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