Fans of vintage Canadian melodic rock, prepare to expand your record collections. Andy Curran’s 1990 debut solo album, Whiskey and the Devil, has been reissued as a limited-edition 30th-anniversary release exclusively through SING.
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This premium release includes a vinyl and a digital package, priced at US $89.95. The vinyl package features a cherry red double 180-gram audiophile LP, including the original album remixed with two previously unreleased tracks and live performances from Vancouver. Additionally, the digital package offers exclusive extras only available in digital format- every purchase on Sing includes lifetime access to digital collectables, including the first look at exclusive content, archival images and items and high resolution audio files.
The highlight of this release is the newly recorded 2024 version of “Lookin’ For Love,” a track originally meant for Curran’s debut album but never recorded until now. Curran, alongside Simon Brierley, Glenn Milchem, and Sean Kelly, revisited Metalworks Studios with Juno Award-winning engineer Vic Florencia to bring this track to life. “Lookin’ For Love” will be available on all streaming platforms on June 26th.
The album release was about digging into the archives and celebrating the decades of memories that the album created, as part of that, Andy discovered unreleased music, lyric sheets and archival footage that eventually drove him back into the studio to record an unreleased track, Lookin For Love, time back in the studio inspired a mini documentary that shares just a few of the amazing stories this record has to tell.
By: Bass Magazine