Goodbye Jeffrey Lee
The Gun Club Discography

Sex Beat (2.45) Preaching The Blues (3.58) Promise Me (2.35) She Is Like Heroin To Me (2.33) For The Love Of Ivy (5.31) Fire Spirit (2.52) Ghost On The Highway (2.43) Jack On Fire (4.40) Black Train (2.11) Cool Drink Of Water (6.10) Goodbye Johnny (3.41) All tracks written by J.L. Pierce, except track 2 by R. Johnson - arranged by J.L. Pierce, and track 10 by T. Johnson, trad. arranged by J.L. Pierce. WARD DOTSON: guitar/slide guitar JEFFREY LEE PIERCE: vocals/slide guitar ROB RITTER: bass TERRY GRAHAM: drums Violin on "Promise Me" Tito Larriva Backing vocals on "Jack On Fire": J.L. Pierce, Chris D., Lois Graham, W. Dotson. Tracks 1-2, 6-8 produced by Chris D. engineered by Pat Burnette at Quad Teck Tracks 3-5, 9-11 produced by Tito Larrova. engineered by Noah Shark at Studio America Remix by Tito, Chris and Jeffrey, engineered by P. Burnette at Quad Teck. Released on LP by Ruby Records (1981, w/ green instead of the well known yellow 'spots' - see also the Italian 1982 release below - but some have been seen with yellow 'spots' as well), Slash Records (1981, the 'sawtooth' sleeve), New Rose Records (1982, the 'grey' sleeve), and Beggars Banquet (1982, yellow 'spots'). Released on MC by Slash Records (1981, the 'sawtooth' sleeve), New Rose Records (1982, the 'grey' sleeve), and Big Time Records. Reissued on MC by Slash Records/London Records (yellow 'spots') in 1993. Released on CD by New Rose Records (the 'grey' sleeve) in 1986, and by Slash Records/London Records (yellow 'spots') in 1993. In Italy issued in 1982 on Expanded Music, which has the background of the front cover in violet and the background of the back cover in green. The front cover has the green 'spots' instead of the well known yellow ones. The Italian pressing sounds different too, it has a darker, and more compressed sound, probably due to some incompetent mastering or something like that. The french New Rose LP version has been reissued in 1987 as a limited edition gatefold sleeve blue vinyl version of 3,000 individually numbered copies. In April 2000 reissued on CD by the french Last Call Records, to celebrate the album's 20th anniversary. The same mastertape as for the 'original' New Rose CD was used for this issue, and the original New Rose sleeve was slightly altered (see the scan on the right). On January 16, 2001 another reissue on CD by Rhino Records, using the sleeve with the yellow 'spots'. Spanish independent label Munster Records rereleased "Fire of Love" on 220 gram vinyl in July 2003, using the sleeve with the green 'spots', and with liner notes by Lindsay Hutton (Next Big Thing). Beware of counterfeits! Also available as LP version using the sleeve of the Last Call Records reissue and Chrysalis labels on the record. BEWARE, this is a counterfeit!! See also below for counterfeit releases of the "Death Party" EP and the "Miami" LP. Personal source: New Rose CD

1. Ghost On The Highway
2. Sex Beat

Released on 7" vinyl by Beggars Banquet, licensed from Ruby.

Personal source: none

1. Carry Home (3.15)
2. Like Calling Up Thunder (2.30)
3. Brother And Sister (3.00)
4. Run Through The Jungle (4.11)
5. A Devil In The Woods (3.07)
6. Texas Serenade (4.45)
7. Watermelon Man (4.08)
8. Bad Indian (2.38)
9. John Hardy (3.25)
10. The Fire Of Love (2.10)
11. Sleeping In Blood City (3.30)
12. Mother Of Earth (3.23)

All tracks written by J.L. Pierce,
except track 4 by J. Fogerty, and track 10 by J. Reynolds/S. Sonya.

JEFFREY LEE PIERCE - vocals, piano
WARD DOTSON - guitar
TERRY GRAHAM - drums

ROB RITTER - bass
D.H. LAURENCE JR. - backing vocals

"Watermelon Man" - Walter Steding: fiddle; Chris Stein: bongos; J.L. Pierce, Ward Dotson, D.H. Laurence Jr.: background vocals.
"Texas Serenade", and "Mother Of Earth": Mark Tomeo - steel guitar
"John Hardy", and "Run Through The Jungle": J.L. Pierce - lead guitar.

Recorded at Blank Tape Studios, N.Y., June 1982. Session engineer - Butch Jones
Prepared for release by John Guarnieri with thanks to Brendan Bourke.

Released on LP and MC by Animal Records and Festival Records.
The MC also includes the "Death Party" EP (see below).
Released on CD by Animal Records/I.R.S. Records in 1991 (out of print).

Personal source: CD

Beware of counterfeit and bootleg releases!
Available as LP version using Chrysalis labels on the record. BEWARE, this is a counterfeit!! See also above for a counterfeit release of the "Fire Of Love" LP, and below for a counterfeit release of the "Death Party" EP.

Throughout 2003 also available on CD in digipak sleeve including the "Death Party" EP, "Miami", and bonus tracks:

1. Death Party
2. Come Back Jim
3. The house On Highland Avenue
4. The Lie
5. The Light Of The World
6. Walking With The Beast
7. Sex Beat
8. Crabdance
9. Nobody´s City
10. Breaking Hands
11. Carry Home
12. Like Calling Up Thunder
13. Brother And Sister
14. Run Through The Jungle
15. A Devil In The Woods
16. Texas Serenade
17. Watermelon Man
18. Bad Indian
19. John Hardy
20. The Fire Of Love
21. Sleeping In Blood City
22. Mother Of Earth

1. Fire Of Love (2.14)
2. Walking With The Beast ("version 1") (4.29)

Track 1 written by Jody Reynolds/Stordivant Sonya, track 2 written by Jeffrey Lee Pierce.

Produced by Chris Stein.

Released on 7" vinyl by Animal Records.

Personal sources: 7" single -> Tape
                  7" single

1. Bo Diddley's A Gunslinger
2. Railroad Bill
3. Seven Miles With The Devil
4. Preachin' The Blues
5. Goodbye Johnny
6. Black Train
7. Walking With The Beast
8. Bad Mood
9. Not That Much
10. Going Down The Red River
11. Willie Brown
12. Field Holler
13. Sex Beat

All tracks written by J.L. Pierce,
except track 1 by E. McDaniel, track 4 by Robert Johnson, track 9 by K.C. Powers, and track 11 by Mack Shelf.

Recorded live in Los Angeles by LOIS GRAHAM.

GUN CLUB are JEFFREY LEE PIERCE, KID CONGO POWERS, TERRY GRAHAM, and BOB RITTER.

Remastered by Mike Walker, Trident Studios, London.
Edited by Robert Singerman.
Sequenced by Jeffrey Lee Pierce and Kid Congo Powers.

Released on LP in 1983 and on CD in 1989 by ABC Records/Head Music.

All tracks recorded live as Creeping Ritual in Los Angeles, 1980: The Whiskey (tracks 1-5), Jett's Cafe (tracks 6-7), Hong Kong Cafe (tracks 8-10), Madame Wong's Cafe (tracks 11-13).

Also issued as a promo/test pressing vinyl album.

Personal sources: CD -> Tape
                  LP
Running time: approx. 40 mins.
Quality: (very) good

1. The House On Highland Ave. (3.10)
2. The Lie (3.16)
3. The Light Of The World (3.07)
4. Death Party (5.53)
5. Come Back Jim (3.50)

All tracks written by J.L. Pierce.

Produced by Chris Stein and J.L. Pierce.
Engineer: Joe Arlotta.
Recorded at Blank Tapes Studio, 1983.

JEFFREY LEE PIERCE: Vocals, Piano, Guitar, and Bass on "The Lie"
JIM DUCKWORTH: Lead Guitar
DEE POP: Drums and Percussion

"TEXAS" LINDA JONES: Backing Vocals and screams
JIMMY JOE ULIANA: Bass on all other tracks except noted.

Released on 7" vinyl by Animal Records, including tracks 1-2, and 4.
Released on 12" vinyl by Animal Records, and Festival Records, including tracks 1-5.

In Germany also released in a standard '12" Disco Single' cover from Ariola, with a sticker with the number 850 058 - 213 on it. Which is strange, because the label of the record has the number 600 804.

Beware of counterfeits!
On August 5, 2001 (and again on more than one occasion after that date), I spotted a version of this 12" single, which was in an all black sleeve with in white lettering on the front 'The Gun Club', and on the back the tracklisting. Except for a barcode (4 058110 297564) there's no sign of a recordcompany or cat.no. on the sleeve. The label of the record however has Chrysalis as the recordcompany and cat.no. 749 005 (© 1983). BEWARE, this is a counterfeit! According to one source it has been released in 1999, together with the "Miami" LP. See also above for a counterfeit release of the "Fire Of Love" LP.

Personal source: 12" single

The Las Vegas Story (0.23) Walkin' With The Beast ("version 2") (4.30) Eternally Is Here (3.02) The Stranger In Our Town (5.10) My Dreams (4.01) Secret Fires (MC only!) (2:34) The Creator Was A Master Plan (1.50) My Man's Gone Now (3.14) Bad America (4.56) Moonlight Motel (3.06) Give Up The Sun (6.02) All tracks written by J.L. Pierce, except track 6 by Leon Thomas/Pharoah Sanders, and track 7 by George & Ira Gershwin/Du Bose Heyward. STARRING: JEFFREY LEE PIERCE - vocals, guitars, bells, musical tube, montage and piano on "Master Plan." KID CONGO POWERS - excessive feedback, guitar and slide guitar, whirling whirlies, maraccas and ancient mutterings TERRY GRAHAM - bass drum, snare drum, tom-toms, floor tom, hi-hat and cymbals PATRICIA MORRISON - bass, backing vocals, maraccas and Bacardi With Special Guest: MUSTANG DAVE ALVIN - lead guitar on "Eternally Is Here" and "Stranger In Our Town". Produced by Jeff Eyrich. Engineered by Mark Ettel. Assistent engineer: Judy Clapp. Recorded and mixed at Ocean Way Studios, March and April 1984. Prepared for release by John Guarnieri with thanks to Brendan Bourke. Album dedicated to Debbie Harry (for her love, help and encouragement). Released on LP by Animal Records and Passport Records. Released on MC by Animal Records, including one extra track, "Secret Fires", which is unavailable elsewhere. Released on CD by Animal Records/I.R.S. Records in 1991 (out of print). Personal sources: LP original tape -> Tape (track 6 only) original CD -> CD-R original tape

Walking With The Beast ("version 2") Like Calling Up Thunder Mother Of Earth Run Through The Jungle Eternally Is Here The Las Vegas Story Death Party (12" version) Seven Miles With The Devil (live) Bo Diddley's A Gunslinger (live) Preaching The Blues (live) Goodbye Johnny (live) Going Down To The Red River (live) Sex Beat (live) Released on LP/MC by Dojo Records/Castle Communications. Tracks 1-7 are the regular (album) versions, and tracks 8-13 are the same versions as on "The Birth The Death The Ghost". The 'unique' part of this release, besides the cover and such, is that "The Las Vegas Story" is the 'intro' for "Death Party" instead of "Walking With The Beast" as it is on the "The Las Vegas Story" album. To get a clearer picture of the tracklisting and the credits on the backside, just click on it! All tracks licensed from Chrysalis Records Limited -Head Music Publishers Limited Personal sources: LP -> Tape Original Tape Running time: approx. 45-50 mins. Quality: (very) good

1. Eternally Is Here
2. Bad America
3. Stranger In Town
4. Gila Monster, New Mexico/Preachin' Blues
5. Sleeping In Blood City
6. Goodbye Johnny
7. Give Up The Sun

Recorded live at the Pandora's Music Box Festival, De Doelen, Rotterdam, Holland, September 22, 1984.

All tracks written by J.L. Pierce,
except "Preachin' Blues" by Robert Johnson, arranged by J.L. Pierce.

JEFFREY LEE PIERCE - guitars & vocals, solos on "Bad America", "Eternally Is Here", "Gila Monster, New Mexico" & "Give Up The Sun"
KID CONGO POWERS - guitar, all other solos
PATRICIA MORRISON - bass
A DRUMMER - drums

This recording has been made available with the kind cooperation of the NOS and with permission of VARA and VPRO radio.

Special thankx: nobody

Released on LP by Megadisc Records.
Released on CD by Solid Records and What's So Funny About in 1993.
Released in the US on CD by Triple X Records in 1994.

All (except some Solid) CD issues list a wrong recording date: 3 September 1983.

Other label(s) I have seen this album listed on: Dojo Records (UK), Roadrunner Records.

Personal sources: Megadisc LP
                  Solid CD with incorrect recording date

1. Bill Bailey
2. Thunderhead
3. Lupita Screams
4. Yellow Eyes
5. The Breaking Hands
6. Araby
7. Hearts
8. My Cousin Kim
9. Port Of Souls

All tracks written by J.L. Pierce.

JEFFREY LEE PIERCE - vocals & guitars
KID CONGO POWERS - guitars, slide, feedback
ROMI MORI - bass, lead guitar on "Breaking Hands"
NICK SANDERSON - drums

plus: inexplicable guitarist on "Yellow Eyes": Blixa Bargeld

Produced by Robin Guthrie. Engineered by Lincoln Fong, assisted by André Giere.
Recorded at Hansaton Studios, Berlin. Mixed at Compass Point, Bahamas. Cut at The Town House, London.

Released on LP/MC/CD by Red Rhino Records. Also released on LP by Fundamental Records, and Danceteria Records.
Reissued on LP/CD by What's So Funny About, and on CD by Solid Records in 1993.
Reissued in the US on CD in 1996 on 2.13.61 Records/Thirsty Ear, including "Crabdance" (probably the 1st version, see below), and "Nobody's City" as bonustracks (plus new liner notes by Gene Temesy).

The above 2.13.61 Records/Thirsty Ear CD-reissue has been reissued again (including the mentioned bonustracks) through Buddah Records in December 2000.

Personal source: Red Rhino CD

1. Breaking Hands
2. Crabdance ("version 1")
3. Nobody's City

All tracks written by J.L. Pierce.

JEFFREY LEE PIERCE - Vocals & Guitars
KID CONGO POWERS - Slide Guitar
ROMI MORI - Bass & Lead Guitar
NICK SANDERSON - Drums

Produced by Robin Guthrie.

Released on 7" vinyl by Red Rhino Records, including tracks 1-2.
Released on 12" vinyl by Red Rhino Records, Fundamental Records, Danceteria Records, and What's So Funny About, including tracks 1-3.

Also issued by Red Rhino Records as a one-sided promo/test pressing 7" single (Red 89 A1)

Personal sources: Red Rhino 12" single
                  Red Rhino one-sided promo/test pressing 7" single

1. Sex Beat
2. For The Love Of Ivy
3. Black Train

Released on 3" CD by New Rose Records.

Personal source: none

1. Humanesque (3.20)
2. The Straits Of Love & Hate (4.17)
3. Emily's Changed (3.11)
4. I Hear Your Heart Singing (3.56)
5. St. John's Divine (4.25)
6. The Great Divide (3.10)
7. Another Country's Young (5.02)
8. Flowing (4.52)
9. Temptation & I (4.25)
10. Eskimo Blue Day (CD only) (5.17)

All tracks written by J.L. Pierce,
except track 10 by Slick/Kantner.

JEFFREY LEE PIERCE - vocals, guitars & lead guitar
ROMI MORI - bass, harmonics, counter guitar & backing vocals
KID CONGO POWERS - slide-guitar, 3-D guitar & ominous sound
NICK SANDERSON - drums, rimshots & triangle

Produced by Jeffrey Lee Pierce. Engineered by Michiel Dierickx.
Recorded & mixed at ICP, Bruxelles, May 1990.
Edited by Digi-Pro, Bruxelles. Mastered by Digi-Pro, Paris.

Released on LP/CD by New Rose Records, Solid Records, Fire Records, and What's So Funny About.
Released on MC by New Rose Records, and Solid Records.
Reissued on CD in the US with a different sleeve on 2.13.61 Records/Thirsty Ear in 1997 together with "Divinity", and the b-side "Crabdance" (probably the 2nd version, see below) as a bonustrack.

The above 2.13.61 Records/Thirsty Ear CD-reissue has been reissued again (including the mentioned bonustracks) through Buddah Records in December 2000.

Personal source: Solid CD

1. The Great Divide (3.10)
2. Crabdance (3.14 instead of 4.52 as listed on the record and sleeve) ("version 2")
3. St. John's Divine Part 2 (instrumental guitar mix) (4.25)

All tracks written by Jeffrey Lee Pierce.

JEFFREY LEE PIERCE - vocals, guitars & lead guitar
ROMI MORI - bass, harmonics, counter guitar & backing vocals
KID CONGO POWERS - slide-guitar, 3-D guitar & ominous sound
NICK SANDERSON - drums, rimshots & triangle

Produced by Jeffrey Lee Pierce. Engineered by Michiel Dierickx.
Recorded & mixed at ICP, Bruxelles, May 1990.
Edited by Digi-Pro, Bruxelles. Mastered by Digi-Pro, Paris.

Released on 7" vinyl by New Rose Records, including tracks 1-2.
Released on 12" vinyl by Fire Records, and New Rose Records/What's So Funny About/EFA, including tracks 1-3.
Released on 5" CD by What's So Funny About/EFA/New Rose Records, including the same tracks as the 12" single.

Track 2 is a rerecorded version of the same track from the "Breaking Hands" single from 1988.
Track 3 is simply an instrumental version.

Personal sources: 7" + New Rose 12" single (Fire 12" also on Tape)

Pastoral, Hide & Seek (The Lost Song) (3:55) Black Hole (2:14) Emily's Changed (live in Paris, 11/91) (3:16) All tracks written by J.L. Pierce, except track 2 by John Talley-Jones. JEFFREY LEE PIERCE - vocals, guitars & lead guitar ROMI MORI - bass, harmonics, counter guitar & backing vocals KID CONGO POWERS - slide-guitar, 3-D guitar & ominous sound NICK SANDERSON - drums, rimshots & triangle Produced by Jeffrey Lee Pierce. Engineered by Michiel Dierickx. Recorded & mixed at ICP, Bruxelles, May 1990. Edited by Digi-Pro, Bruxelles. Mastered by Digi-Pro, Paris. Released on 3", and 5" CD by What's So Funny About. Released on 3" CD by New Rose Records in 1992 (simply as "Pastoral Hide And Seek"), with a different sleeve. Released on 7" vinyl by New Rose Records (without track 3) (same sleeve as the 3" CD?). Personal sources: What's So Funny About CD -> CD-R New Rose 3" CD

1. Sorrow Knows
2. Richard Speck
3. Keys To The Kingdom
4. Black Hole
5. St. John's Divine (remix)
6. Yellow Eyes (live)
7. Hearts (live)
8. Fire Of Love (live)

Track 5 is said to be a remix version, but I can't hear any difference from the version included on "Pastoral Hide & Seek", who can?

All tracks written by J.L. Pierce,
except track 1 by R. Mori/J.L. Pierce, track 4 by John Talley-Jones, and track 8 by J. Reynolds/S. Sonya.

JEFFREY LEE PIERCE - vocals, guitars and lead guitar
ROMI MORI - bass and backing vocal on "Black Hole" & "Richard Speck"
KID CONGO POWERS - guitars, eastern instruments and philosophy
DESI - drums on tracks 1-4
NICK SANDERSON - all other drums

Producer: Jeffrey Lee Pierce.
Engineer: Michiel Dierickx.
Studio: ICP, Brussels.

Special thanks to 100 Flowers.

Released on double 12" single on New Rose Records.
Released on CD by Solid Records, New Rose Records, and What's So Funny About.
Reissued on CD in the US with a different sleeve by 2.13.61 Records/Thirsty Ear in 1997 together with "Pastoral Hide & Seek", and the b-side "Crabdance" as a bonustrack (probably the 2nd version, see above), but without "St. John's Divine (remix)".
The above 2.13.61 Records/Thirsty Ear CD-reissue has been reissued again (including the mentioned bonustracks) through Buddah Records in December 2000.

Live tracks probably recorded in Paris, France, 1991?

Other label(s) I have seen this album listed on: New Rose/Red Rhino Records.

Personal source: Solid CD

1. (The Creator Was A) Master Plan
2. Walkin' With The Beast
3. I Hear Your Heart Singin'
4. Another Country's Young
5. Sexbeat
6. Lupita Screams
7. Go Tell The Mountain
8. Preachin' The Blues
9. Stranger In Town
10. Goodbye Johnny
11. Port Of Souls
12. Black Hole
13. Little Wing
14. Yellow Eyes

Recorded live at the Tivoli, Utrecht, Holland, March 25, 1992.

All tracks written by J.L. Pierce,
except track 1 by Pharoah Sanders/Leon Thomas, track 8 by R. Johnson/arr. J.L. Pierce, track 12 by John Talley-Jones, and track 13 by Jimi Hendrix.

"This concert (appr. 78 minutes) was recorded by VPRO-radio (brilliant idea Stompin-Roel; thank you) in March 1992 in Utrecht-Holland in the club called Tivoli. The f.o.h.-engineer & tourmanager was Steve Hawkins. On request of Pfh productions the DAT-tape was mastered and edited by Peter Rave at The Masters in Soest-Holland as discussed with Jeffrey Lee Pierce.
Due to a lack of soundquality only two songs never made it here. The original recording was never intended to be released, however the show was that good that on public demand the tapes were made available to the music industry for promotional use only."

Note: Jeffrey's guitar was equiped by the original London based guitartechnician of Jimi Hendrix...

On stage were: J.L. Pierce (guitar/vocals), Romi (bass/vocals), Kid (guitar), Simon Fish (drums)."

Released only on CD by Solid Records, and What's So Funny About.
Released in the US as "Live" or "Live In Europe" on Triple X Records.

Initial copies of "Ahmed's Wild Dream" available as a digipack.

Personal source: Solid CD

1. Breaking Hands
2. Thunderhead
3. Lupita Screams
4. Yellow Eyes
5. Hearts
6. Port Of Souls
7. Pastoral Hide And Seek
8. The Straits Of Love & Hate
9. Emily's Changed
10. I Hear Your Heart Singing
11. St. John's Divine (remix)
12. Another Country's Young
13. Flowing
14. Temptation And I
15. Richard Speck
16. Keys To The Kingdom
17. Black Hole
18. Sorrow Knows

Released on MC/CD by Triple X Records.

Personal source: Track 7 only!: CD -> Tape
                 complete album -> CD-R

1. Lucky Jim (3.44)
2. A House Is Not A Home (4.03)
3. Cry To Me (5.55)
4. Kamata Hollywood City (5.08)
5. Ride (3.57)
6. Idiot Waltz (6.43)
7. Up Above The World (4.50)
8. Day Turn The Night (2.52)
9. Blue Monsoons (2.52)
10. Desire (5.08)
11. Anger Blues (7.45)

All tracks written and arranged by Jeffrey Lee Pierce, except track 9 by Romi Mori.

JEFFREY LEE PIERCE - vocals, guitars, lead guitars
ROMI MORI - bass and melody guitar on "Desire"
NICK SANDERSON - drums
BART VAN POPPEL - hammond organ on "Anger Blues", and "Cry To Me"
SIMON FISH - drums on "Blue Monsoons"

Produced by Jeffrey Lee Pierce with Peer Rave. Engineered by Peer Rave.
Recorded at Bananas Studios, Haarlem, Holland, and "Blue Monsoons" at Zeezicht Studios,
Spaarnwoude, January 1992 and February 1993. Mixed at Bananas Haarlem and Zeezicht Spaarnwoude.

This album is dedicated to the cities of Saigon and London, Fall and Winter 1991.

Released on LP by What's So Funny About.
Released on MC by Triple X Records.
Released on CD by Solid Records, New Rose Records, What's So Funny About (digipak), and Triple X Records.

Personal source: Solid CD

1. Cry To Me
2. Little Wing (live)
3. Give Up The Sun (live)

Unissued CD by Triple X Records.

Track 1 taken from the album "Lucky Jim".
Track 2 taken from the album "Ahmed's Wild Dream".
Track 3 taken from the album "Danse Kalinda Boom".

Personal source: none

1. Cry To Me
2. Give Up The Sun (live)

Released on a 33 r.p.m. 7" vinyl by Sympathy For The Record Industry.

Track 1 taken from the album "Lucky Jim".
Track 2 taken from the album "Danse Kalinda Boom".

Also available on limited edition red vinyl.

Personal source: 7" single

1. Strange Fruit
2. Run Through The Jungle
3. John Hardy
4. Lie
5. Black Train
6. Cool Drink Of Water Blues
7. Fire Spirit
8. Death Party
9. Sex Beat
10. Goodbye Johnny
11. Texas Serenade
12. Heebee Geebees
13. Disco Inferno

Original archive footage of The Gun Club filmed live at The Hacienda Club, Manchester, April 20, 1983.
Released as a Wide Angle Collectors Edition by Visionary Communications (JE248) in January 1994.
Running time approx. 55 mins.

Also released by Jettisoundz (Australia) in 1994.

Personal source: original video -> VHS PAL video

1. Hey Wanna
2. Eternally Is Here
3. Stranger In Our Town
4. Bad Indian
5. Sex Beat
6. Brother & Sister
7. Bad America
8. Preaching The Blues (The Devil Got My Woman)
9. Fire Of Love
10. Like Calling Up Thunder
11. Moonlight Motel
12. Goodbye Johnny
13. Give Up The Sun
14. Sleeping In Blood City

Liner notes by Saucerman, December 1994:

"I am all dressed up like Elvis" ... Screamed Jeffrey Lee Pierce the first time I met him all those years ago. The Gun Club have always been special to me. Hell, for 5 years or so I ran the official fan club, a small but important part of the Gun Club machine. I saw the high and the lows and done told the truth to all the loyal fans the world over.
What you now hold in your greasy palms, Daddyo, is a document of film that covers a killer show from their 1984 (Las Vegas Story) UK tour. It's all here... The return of Kid Congo Powers (via the Cramps) and Terry Graham behind the drums once again... It's one hell of a show that will have you wanting for more... Now turn on and tune in to the Death Party...

Recorded live at The Hacienda Club, Manchester, October 26, 1984.
Released in the Wide Angle Collection by Visionary Communications (JE276) in March 1995.
Running time approx. 60 mins.

Personal source: original video -> VHS PAL video