The Last Fourfathers
by The Prisoners
- Type: Album
- Released: July 1985
- Label: Own-Up
- Country: United Kingdom
- Length: 1:00:51
- Community rating: 3.86/5 from 4 ratings
Artists on this release: Graham Day, Allan Crockford, Russell Wilkins, Johnny Symons, James Taylor
Album Notes & Community Reviews
The Medway-based quartet delivered a quintessential and highly energized document of the 1980s British garage rock and mod revival scenes. Centered around James Taylor's swirling Hammond organ and gritty, soulful vocals, the album successfully channels raw 1960s R&B energy into a modern power pop context.
Genres
Descriptors: repetitive, fuzz, distorted, infectious, Riff-Driven
Tracklist
- Nobody Wants Your Love (3:11)
- Night of the Nazgul (1:50)
- Thinking of You (Broken Pieces) (2:38)
- I Am the Fisherman (2:50)
- Mrs Fothergill (2:48)
- Take You for a Ride (3:23)
- The Drowning (2:24)
- Fop (2:40)
- Whenever I'm Gone (3:19)
- Who's Sorry Now (3:29)
- Explosion on Uranus (3:08)
- I Drink the Ocean (3:45)
- The More That I Teach You (3:25)
- All You Gotta Do Is Say (2:34)
- Find and Seek (2:29)
- Whenever I'm Gone - Previously Unissued Demo (2:42)
- Deceiving Eye (3:01)
- Wish the Rain (2:26)
- Nobody Wants Your Love - Previously Unissued (3:11)
- Hush (5:30)
Credits
- The Prisoners - primary artist
- Allan Crockford - bass, vocals, written-by
- Johnny Symons - drums, written-by
- James Taylor - organ, piano, written-by
- Graham Day - vocals, guitar, clarinet, bongos, written-by
- Billy Childish - written-by