The Beau Brummels - The Beau Brummels (Expanded Edition)

Revisit the momentous 1975 reappearance of The Beau Brummels in their original line-up, marking their first reunion since their 1965 debut, 'Introducing The Beau Brummels'. This eponymous record, produced by Ted Templeman and Lenny Waronker, remains one of rock history's greatest reunion albums, showcasing fine songwriting from Ron Elliott and the signature vocal work of Sal Valentino blending folk and country-tinged style. Though the album initially lacked the attention it deserved due to touring issues, this expanded CD edition offers a crucial reassessment.

Key Features & Significance

• Features pristine remastered audio for superior sound quality.
• Includes a baker’s dozen (13) unreleased demos, alternates, and outtakes from the original album sessions, recently located in the Warner Bros. label vaults.
• The release was shaped closely with the surviving Brummels by reissue producer Alec Palao.
• The package includes an extensive essay detailing the album's evolution.
• Showcases the band's trademark folk and country-tinged style.

Album Context

The Beau Brummels' body of work is frequently cited as highly underrated, standing up to many more celebrated peers, particularly in the development of country rock. This 1975 effort captures the essence of their sound, even as bassist Ron Meagher departed before completion.

This expanded CD is essential for fans seeking the definitive version of this classic reunion album, complete with rare bonus material.