Village Fire

EP by James

Released

June 1985

Recorded

August 1983 & October 1984, Strawberry Studios, Stockport

Genre

Folk

Length

12:20

Label

Factory

Producer

Chris Nagle

James chronology

1985
James II

1985
Village Fire

1986
Chain Mail

Village Fire was the third EP by Mancunian band James, released in 1985 by Factory Records. It contained all five tracks from their previously released singles Jimone and James II.

Track listing

From Jimone:

"What's the World" – 1:55
"Folklore" – 2:49
"Fire So Close" – 1:45

From James II:

"If Things Were Perfect" – 3:00
"Hymn from a Village" – 2:51

Personnel

Tim Booth - Vocals
Jim Glennie - Bass guitar
Paul Gilbertson (Jimone) / Larry Gott (James II) - Lead guitar
Gavan Whelan - Drums

"What's The World" was covered by The Smiths during their show at Glasgow Barrowlands, 25 September 1985.^[1]

References

↑ Archived October 21, 2006, at the Wayback Machine.

James

Jim Glennie Tim Booth Larry Gott David Baynton-Power Saul Davies Mark Hunter Andy Diagram Paul Gilbertson Gavan Whelan Adrian Oxaal Michael Kulas

Studio albums	Stutter Strip-mine Gold Mother Seven Laid Wah Wah Whiplash Millionaires Pleased to Meet You Hey Ma The Night Before The Morning After La Petite Mort Girl at the End of the World

Singles	Jimone James II "Chain Mail" "So Many Ways" "What For" "Sit Down" "Come Home" "Sound" "Born of Frustration" "Laid" "She's a Star" "Waltzing Along" "Destiny Calling" "Runaground" "I Know What I'm Here For" "Just Like Fred Astaire" "We're Going to Miss You" "Waterfall"

EPs	Village Fire Sit Down EP

Live albums	One Man Clapping Getting Away with It... Live Live in 2008

Compilations	The Best Of B-Sides Ultra The Collection Fresh as a Daisy - The Singles

Related articles	Discography Booth and the Bad Angel Booth and the Bad Angel (album)

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