Down in the Bunker explained

Down in the Bunker
Type:Studio Album
Artist:Steve Gibbons Band
Cover:Downinthebunker.jpg
Released:1978
Studio:Good Earth Studios, London
Genre:Rock and roll, country
Language:English
Label:Polydor
Producer:Bobby Pridden, Tony Visconti
Prev Title:Rollin' On
Prev Year:1977
Next Title:Street Parade
Next Year:1980

Down in the Bunker is the third studio album by the Steve Gibbons Band. The album was produced by Tony Visconti. The reissue tracks were produced by Bobby Priden, who is best known for working with The Who.

The song "Any Road Up" did not appear on the band's earlier-released album of the same title.

Critical reception

The Globe and Mail deemed the album "smooth, if not eccentric country songs and the odd ballad, all brought into sharp relief by a particularly burning rock and roll."[1]

Track listing

All tracks composed by Steve Gibbons

  1. "No Spitting On the Bus"
  2. "Any Road Up"
  3. "Down in the Bunker"
  4. "Big J.C."
  5. "Mary Ain't Goin' Home"
  6. "Down in the City"
  7. "Let's Do It Again"
  8. "Eddy Vortex"
  9. "Chelita"
  10. "When You Get Outside"
  11. "Grace"

1988 Reissue tracks

All tracks composed by Steve Gibbons except where stated

  1. "Tulane" (Chuck Berry)
  2. "Gold Coast"
  3. "Body Talk"
  4. "Let Me Go"
  5. "Satisfying Moves" (R. Ireson, Trevor Ireson)
  6. "I Am Here"
  7. "The Great Escape"
  8. "Get Up and Dance"

Personnel

The Steve Gibbons Band

with:

Technical

External links

Notes and References

  1. News: McGrath . Paul . Steve Gibbons . The Globe and Mail . 23 Aug 1978 . F2.

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