DEKO TO RE RELEASE TRAPEZE’S MEDUSA AND YOU ARE THE MUSIC…WE’RE JUST THE BAND ON VINYL–THE FIRST TIME IN OVER 40 YEARS
Trapeze, which was the band that Glenn Hughes was in prior to him being selected to join Deep Purple, only released a handful of albums in the seventies and now over 40 years since the first release, DEKO are releasing a fully remastered version of Medusa and You Are the Music… We’re Just the Band.
Medusa, not released on vinyl since 1979, has now has been fully remastered on 180-gram vinyl, an awesome gatefold sleeve, in two beautiful versions. The Platinum Edition – comes on transparent, 180-gram amber vinyl with purple, green, and black splatter (limited to 250 copies pressed), featuring a signed 10”x10” band photo by Glenn Hughes (limited to 100 copies). The Standard Edition – comes on gold nugget, 180-gram vinyl (limited to 250 copies pressed).
You Are the Music… We’re Just the Band, not released on vinyl since 1978, has now has been fully remastered on 180-gram vinyl, in two beautiful versions. The Platinum Edition – comes on 180-gram, white, red, and black twist vinyl (limited to 250 copies pressed), featuring a signed 10”x10” band photo by Glenn Hughes (limited to 100 copies). The Standard Edition – comes on red galaxy, 180-gram vinyl, and handsomely repackaged (limited to 250 copies pressed).
Listen to original version of “Black Cloud” below:
Deko Entertainment president, Bruce Pucciarello, enthuses about Glenn Hughes, “Tremendously influential but not fairly credited with blending funk, rock, and energy together. Trapeze showed us that Glenn Hughes was a monster in rock well before he moved on to Deep Purple.”
Tracklist – Trapeze–Medusa
SIDE A
1. “Black Cloud”
2. “Jury”
3. “Your Love Is Alright”
SIDE B
1. “Touch My Life”
2. “Seafull”
3. “Makes You Wanna Cry”
4. “Medusa”
Tracklist – Trapeze–You Are the Music…We’re Just the Band
SIDE A
1. “Keepin’ Time”
2. “Coast to Coast”
3. “What Is a Woman’s Role”
4. “Way Back to the Bone”
SIDE B
1. “Feelin’ So Much Better Now”
2. “Will Our Love End”
3. “Loser”
4. “You Are the Music”
