Live At The Town And Country Club 1989

In 1989, The Cambridge originated band The Bible were flying high. Led by Boo Hewerdine, they had just grazed the UK charts with 'Honey Be Good' and their break out track "Graceland" had established them as one of the UKs finest acoustic pop prospects. Here for the first time,Haven Records presents possibly their finest ever live performance, recorded at the zenith of their powers as a band. The gig features all of their finest tracks as well as a few choice cover versions. Steve Earle's 'Even When I'm Blue' and the civil rights era anthem 'Crying In The Street. Also featured for the first time is the never heard band composition 'Shut Up and Listen'. The concert was recorded by Owen Morris who would soon go on to produce Oasis.