1982 Debut Reissued On Translucent Red Vinyl LP!
Mastered for Vinyl by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio!
Pressed at QRP!
Brothers Chip and Tony Kinman formed Rank and File after splitting up with hardcore punk band The Dils, and added The Nuns guitarist Alejandro Escovedo to the lineup. Sundown was the exceptional debut released in 1982. The band combined a mixture of punk rock and classic country together to create an artfully robust album with themes ranging from heartache to blue-collar woes. Hailed for its strong writing and harmonies, Sundown was ahead of the curve and would become a key influence for future alternative country acts.
Features
- Translucent Red Vinyl
- 150g Vinyl
- Mastered for vinyl by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio
- Faithful yet updated rendering of original artwork
- Manufactured for pristine sound at Quality Record Pressings
Musicians
Chip Kinman | guitar, vocals, harmonica |
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Tony Kinman | bass, vocals |
Slim Evans | drums |
Alejandro Escovedo | guitar, vocals |
Selections
Side One:
- Amanda Ruth
- (Glad I'm) Not In Love
- Rank And File
- The Conductor Wore Black
Side Two:
- Sundown
- I Went Walking
- Lucky Day
- I Don't Go Out Much Anymore
- Coyote