All Live and All of the Night

by The Stranglers

Overview

While not as good as Live (X-Cert), the Stranglers' live album it bookends, this does have some things to recommend it. First, it was recorded a decade down the line and was able to draw from a wellspring of generally excellent material. Secondly, at this stage in their career, the Stranglers remained just about relevant, and were still a robust live act, though some fans reacted warily to the presence of brass on favorites such as "Down in the Sewer." So, thanks for the live album, but no thanks for the awful packaging, intended to cash in on the success of "All Day and All of the Night." The Stranglers' workmanlike hit version of the Kinks' chestnut is incongruously added to the end of the album. [A remastered version of All Live was reissued in 2014.] ~ Alex Ogg

Product Details

Release Date:	04/01/2014
Label:	Culture Factory / Epic
UPC:	0850703003668
Rank:	62264

Tracks

1. No More Heroes
2. Was It You?
3. Down In the Sewer
4. Always the Sun
5. Golden Brown
6. North Winds
7. European Female
8. Strange Little Girl
9. Nice 'N' Sleazy
10. Toiler On the Sea
11. Spain
12. London Lady
13. All Day and All of the Night

Album Credits

Performance Credits

The Stranglers   Primary Artist
Jean-Jacques Burnel   Bass,Vocals
Chris Lawrence   Vocals (Background),Trombone
Jet Black   Drums,Percussion
Alex Gifford   Saxophone,Vocals (Background)
Dave Greenfield   Keyboards,Vocals (Background)
Hugh Cornwell   Guitar,Vocals
Jason Votier   Trumpet,Vocals (Background)

Technical Credits

Ray Bracey   Airbrushing
J.J. Burnel   Composer
Martin Coffey   Engineer
Craig Denne   Lighting Design
Bill Tuckey   Tour Manager
Jean-Jacques Burnel   Composer,Group Member
Jet Black   Mixing,Composer,Group Member
Ray Davies   Composer
Max Bisgrove   Engineer
Mick McKenna   Engineer
The Stranglers   Composer,Producer
Dave Greenfield   Composer,Group Member
Ted Hayton   Mixing,Producer
Andy Rose   Engineer
Hugh Cornwell   Composer,Group Member
Pennie Smith   Photography
John Roden   Stage Sound
Malcolm Heywood   Photography
Nik Yeomans   Cover Photo
Hans Warmling   Composer