In 2012, UMA is proud to release the entire back catalogue from enduring and highly respected troubadour Chris Isaak. Chris Isaak has always enjoyed a remarkably loyal and fruitful following in Australia.

San Francisco Days is the fourth album by Chris Isaak, released in 1993. The album was dedicated to the memory of Louie Beeson, who was the sound consultant. San Francisco Days more than any of Isaak's earlier albums seems more timeless, more enjoyably out of place, than before, an effect heightened by the intentionally '60s-styled cover art and design, right down to the listing of the song titles on the front. But while the emphasis on the surface was traditionalism and continuity, in fact, San Francisco Days was the most quietly experimental collection Isaak had yet recorded, wedding his clean and classic approach, backed by his ever-reliable trio and as always produced by Erik Jacobsen, with a variety of newer musical touches and quirkier arrangements. There are also plenty of good-time compositions here well suited to Isaak and company's sly style, while a concluding cover of Neil Diamond's "Solitary Man" wraps things up on a fine high note.