Hurricane

The Prisoners were a regular live act in London's psychedelic and mod revival scene of the early 1980s

They recorded some fantastic material blending garage-punk, soulful vocals, and electrifying Hammond organ, but never quite made it. They called it a day in 1986, and most band members went on with new musical projects, including The Prime Movers and The James Taylor Quartet. The love of the Prisoners' music has grown ever since though, and the original four members have done several reunions over the years on stage and released a long-awaited comeback album this year. Their lasting influence can be detected on subsequent generations of musicians, including many of the Madchester bands of the early 90s, notably the Charlatans and the Inspiral Carpets, and serves as a blueprint for Britpop and beyond. Now we release The Prisoner's best songs on the LP Hurricane with great packaging, liner notes and rare photos 

Whenever I'm Gone / I Am The Fisherman / Melanie / Say Your Prayers / Hurricane / The Last Thing On Your Mind / Nobody Wants Your Love / Coming Home / Better In Black / Pretend / Revenge Of The Cybermen / Till The Morning Light / Reaching My Head