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Recording information: 1982 - 1984.
Gene Loves Jezebel: Michael Aston, J. P. Aston (vocals, guitar); Ian Hudson (guitar); Steve Marshall (bass guitar); John Murphy, Richard Hawkins (drums); Kym Chambers (background vocals).
Gene Loves Jezebel Promise Songs | | Promise CD DISC 1: |
| 1. | Upstairs |
| 2. | Bruises |
| 3. | Pop Tarantula |
| 4. | Screaming For Emmalene |
| 5. | Scheming |
| 6. | Bread From Heaven |
| 7. | Influenza |
| 8. | Shower Me With Brutal Punches |
| 9. | Wraps and Arms - (previously unreleased) |
| 10. | Psychological Problems |
| | Promise Songs DISC 2: SHAVING MY NECK: |
| 1. | Shame - (previously unreleased, original version) |
| 2. | Influenza (Relapse) |
| 3. | Stephen - (original version) |
| 4. | Walking in the Park - (previously unreleased) |
| 5. | Wraps and Arms - (version 2) |
| 6. | Bruises - (previously unreleased, extended version) |
| 7. | Punch Drunk |
| 8. | Brando (Bruises) - (previously unreleased, extended version) |
| 9. | Scheming - (previously unreleased, original version) |
| 10. | Screaming (For Emalene) - (previously unreleased, single version) |
| 11. | So Young (Heave Hard, Heave Ho) |
| 12. | No Voodoo Dollies |
| 13. | Shaving My Neck - (previously unreleased) |
| 14. | Sun and Insanity - (previously unreleased) |
| 15. | Machismo - (previously unreleased) |
| 16. | Glad to Be Alive - (previously unreleased) |
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