The Wedding Present - George BestStalwarts of the flourishing independent scene from the mid Eighties onwards and continuing to impact to this day, the band were avidly championed by BBC Radio Ones John Peel and successive early evening DJs Precisely thirty two years to the day that the influential debut album George Best was released on their own Reception Records The Wedding Present unveil details of the new version, available as a special edition green vinyl LP comprising the

'Still' is a powerful dispatch from an acknowledged master who remains unafraid to put himself into demanding new environments - its title reflecting that resilience and seemingly endless resourcefulness

Design by Ben Kelly

peace lily

With the growing influence of West coast American rock

the album has the stylish feel of a night out clubbing in Paris circa 1978

sees Bill expanding upon themes he has touched on from the beginning - spiritual and philosophical questions

with Here Come the Warm Jets Eno proved he was ready to jump off the edge of the pop universe

including this time an amazing cover version of the legendary loungecore hit “House Of Bamboo” plus the stunning “Jonny One Note” by Ted Heath

Including covers of Bob Dylan

From their recording lair in New York's Catskill Mountains

with a menacing undercurrent"

Widely considered to be one of the best albums of the 90s