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Watusi (Uk)
Artist:
The Wedding Present
Format: CD
New: Unavailable to be purchased or ordered at this time
Wish
Formats and Editions
1. So Long, Baby
2. Click Click
3. Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah
4. Let Him Have It
5. Gazebo
6. Shake It
7. Spangle
8. It's a Gas
9. Swimming Pools, Movie Stars
10. Big Rat
11. Catwoman
12. Hot Pants
13. Le Bikini
14. Flame on
15. Him or Me (What's It Gonna Be?)
16. Jumper Clown
17. It's a Gas
18. Bubbles
19. Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah
20. Spangle
21. Gazebo
22. So Long, Baby
23. It's a Gas
24. Gazebo
25. So Long, Baby
26. Spangle
27. Him or Me (What's It Gonna Be?)
28. Click Click
29. It's a Gas
30. Hot Pants
31. Catwoman
32. Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah
33. Kennedy
34. Swimming Pools, Movie Stars
35. Click Click
36. It's a Gas
37. Spangle
38. Gazebo
39. Fleshworld
40. Sucker
41. The Queen of Outer Space
42. Let Him Have It
43. Catwoman
44. Swimming Pools, Movie Stars
45. Bubbles
46. Flame on
47. So Long, Baby
48. Blue Eyes
49. It's a Gas
50. Dare
51. Dalliance
52. Click Click
53. Silver Shorts
54. Spangle
55. Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah
56. Loveslave
57. Jet Girl
58. Kennedy
59. Swimming Pools, Movie Stars
60. Come Play with Me
61. Gazebo
62. California
63. Catwoman
64. Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah (Promo Video)
65. Swimming Pools, Movie Stars
66. Gazebo
More Info:
Digitally remastered and expanded four disc (three CDs + PAL/Region 0 DVD) edition. Includes the original album remastered, non-album single tracks, alternative versions, BBC sessions and live concert recordings from the era plus a DVD with an Esther Rantzen Show performance and a new acoustic version of 'Gazebo ' plus an interview with David Gedge discussing the album. All the content is housed in a hardback book which includes lyrics, imagery and memorabilia scans and extended notes. WATUSI was the fourth album by The Wedding Present, originally released in 1994. Recorded in Seattle with producer Steve Fisk, WATUSI heralded a freshly recalibrated Wedding Present sound, built around arcane keyboards and lo-fi '60s-influenced pop. The results were exultant and effervescent, with a timeless aura that hallmarks the album today as a lost classic.
