The Inmates – Inside Out / Wanted (2003)
BAND/ARTIST: The Inmates
- Title: Inside Out / Wanted
- Year Of Release: 2003
- Label: Last Call Records
- Genre: Rock & Roll, Rhythm & Blues, Pub Rock, Garage Rock
- Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
- Total Time: 01:35:11
- Total Size: 235/657 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
CD 1:
01. Busted
02. Making time
03. Rescue me (s.o.s.)
04. Night and day
05. Grass is greener
06. Hey landlord
07. It's better to have (and don't need)
08. Nervous breakdown
09. Precious blue
10. My dark side
11. Come back babe (i'm in love with you)
12. Forever (ain't so long)
13. You got the look i like
14. Think i'd better move on
CD 2:
01. Breakdown (baby don't you do it)
02. Security
03. Paper thin
04. Promises
05. Am i still your man ?
06. You ain't never (been in love)
07. When i was young
08. Dead red roses
09. Jet black crow
10. Hey now
11. Gone too long
12. Fire down below
13. Too hot
CD 1:
01. Busted
02. Making time
03. Rescue me (s.o.s.)
04. Night and day
05. Grass is greener
06. Hey landlord
07. It's better to have (and don't need)
08. Nervous breakdown
09. Precious blue
10. My dark side
11. Come back babe (i'm in love with you)
12. Forever (ain't so long)
13. You got the look i like
14. Think i'd better move on
CD 2:
01. Breakdown (baby don't you do it)
02. Security
03. Paper thin
04. Promises
05. Am i still your man ?
06. You ain't never (been in love)
07. When i was young
08. Dead red roses
09. Jet black crow
10. Hey now
11. Gone too long
12. Fire down below
13. Too hot
British pub rock/R&B group formed in North London in the late-'70s, with a short peak in the early-'80s.
Peter Staines (guitar), Tony Oliver (guitar), Ben Donnelly (bass) and Jim Russell (drums) emerged in the late-'70s as a UK R&B group in the style of Dr. Feelgood. They failed to hit the UK chart in 1979 with their debut single, a cover of the '60s garage rock track 'Dirty Water' (originally recorded by The Standells), but succeeded to chart elsewhere. However, the follow-up, which was also a cover, 'The Walk', managed to reach no.36 in the UK top 40 (6th January 1980), as well as earning them an appearance on Top Of The Pops (13th December 1979). The singles were followed by two albums that were not only in the vein of Dr. Feelgood, but were also produced by Feelgood's producer, Vic Maile. Their lead singer, Bill Hurley, took a break from the industry, but after his return they failed to gain the same level of success that they had previously received.
They have sporadically continued to release and perform.
Peter Staines (guitar), Tony Oliver (guitar), Ben Donnelly (bass) and Jim Russell (drums) emerged in the late-'70s as a UK R&B group in the style of Dr. Feelgood. They failed to hit the UK chart in 1979 with their debut single, a cover of the '60s garage rock track 'Dirty Water' (originally recorded by The Standells), but succeeded to chart elsewhere. However, the follow-up, which was also a cover, 'The Walk', managed to reach no.36 in the UK top 40 (6th January 1980), as well as earning them an appearance on Top Of The Pops (13th December 1979). The singles were followed by two albums that were not only in the vein of Dr. Feelgood, but were also produced by Feelgood's producer, Vic Maile. Their lead singer, Bill Hurley, took a break from the industry, but after his return they failed to gain the same level of success that they had previously received.
They have sporadically continued to release and perform.
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