Andy Curran Reissues “Whiskey & The Devil,” Releases Documentary – No Treble
Coney Hatch bassist Andy Curran has revisited his 1990 solo debut, Whiskey & The Devil, with a special 30th Anniversary reissue. The album comes in a vinyl and digital package with two previously unreleased tracks and live performances from Vancouver.
“Working on my solo album decades later was a trip down memory lane,” the bassist explains. “I completely forgot about two songs we recorded during those sessions that weren’t included in the original release, so now they are part of this reissue. This was also my first time producing a record, which was quite the experience! Winning a Juno Award that year was the icing on the cake. It was only ever released in Canada, so I’m excited to shine the spotlight back on this one.”
Curran, who also plays in Envy of None with Rush’s Alex Lifeson, also released a video for the new song “Lookin’ For Love” as well as a short documentary with the same name.
Whiskey & the Devil 30th Anniversary edition is available now exclusively through SING.
Physical Package Includes:
- Cherry red double 180-gram audiophile LPs (Original album remixed with two previously unreleased tracks, plus live performances from Vancouver)
- Whiskey and the Devil Tattoo Kit
- Andy Curran Vintage Tour Pass
- Andy Curran Fantoons-designed mini cereal box
- An 8 x 10 gloss photo
- Exclusive re-print of Andy’s infamous private biker gang show ticket (VIP CARD)
- Whiskey and the Devil 30th album art sticker
- Golden ticket entry to win a Fender Precision Bass Guitar (Classic 60’s), autographed by Andy Curran
Digital Assets:
- All the above vinyl tracks plus two additional “studio” out-takes, newly remixed by Vic Florencia
- Original 1990 record re-mastered
- Music videos for “No Tattoos” and “License to Love” singles
- Five pre-recorded deal demos (the actual demos that secured Andy his first record deal!)
- Original track sheets from the Metalworks sessions
