Strip-mine

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Strip-mine
Strip-mine cover
Studio album by James
Released September 1988
Recorded Rockfield Studios, Monmouth (early 1987)
Length 35:32
Label Blanco y Negro/Sire
Producer Hugh Jones
Professional reviews
James chronology
Stutter
(1986)		 Strip-mine
(1988)		 One Man Clapping
(1989)

Strip-mine was the second album from English band James, released in September 1988. The album was produced by Hugh Jones, except "Riders" and "Refrain" which were produced by Steve Power and Steve Lovell. After the recording sessions in 1987, the release of the album was delayed a number of times by the record label, but it was eventually remixed early next year at London's Battery Studios before finally getting a release in September 1988.

Contents

[edit] Track listing

  1. "What For" (Booth/James) – 4:32

[edit] Release details

  • UK 12" Vinyl - Blanco y Negro/Sire (JIMLP 2)
  • UK Cassette - Blanco y Negro/Sire (JIMC 2)
  • UK CD - Blanco y Negro/Sire (JIMCD 2)

[edit] Personnel

[edit] James

  • Tim Booth
  • Larry Gott
  • Jim Glennie
  • Gavan Whelan

[edit] Additional musicians

  • Richard Evans – keyboards
  • The Kick Horns – brass
  • Clive Mellor – maracas

[edit] External links

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