>> 2007 reissue of this album, which has been out of print for nearly a decade. This project was initiated in the summer of 1994 by keyboardist Casino Steel, formerly of the Punk band The Boys, who was planning to record an album with some friends and invited Ian Hunter to join them in the studio. What emerged was a hard rocking affair that saw Hunter return closer to his Mott-ley musical roots than he had in recent years. The roll call of musicians involves reads like a British Punk/New Wave who's who! Specifically guitarist's Honest John Plain and Darrell Bath. Bath could list the UK Subs, Dogs D¹Amour and the Godfathers on his CV while Plain had been a Lurker and, with Steel, one of The Boys. A link with the frontman's Mott The Hoople past showed up in the shape of Blue Weaver, who took turns on keyboards with Casino Steel. Sex Pistols bass player Glen Matlock completed the cast list. This release consists of twelve songs; three are Hunter songs, four Hunter collaborations and the other five originate from the rest of the band. Cherry Red. <<

1. Dancing on the Moon
2. Another Fine Mess
3. Scars
4. Never Trust a Blonde
5. Psycho Girl
6. My Revolution
7. Good Girls
8. Red Letter Day
9. Invisible Strings
10. Everyone's a Fool
11. Junkee Love
12. Other Man

Amazon USA:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000RMIYB8/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B000RMIYB8/?tag=imwan-21

I don't know if the new pressing above has been remastered ~ it's the same tracklist as the original version with no bonus tracks. There are actually a handful of original pressings from the 1995 issue still available through Amazon's third party dealers, very slightly cheaper than the new version:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000021XR/?tag=imwan-20

I'm a huge I.H. fan, but this one is probably his worst.