The Go's Shelved Second Album Free Electricity to Be Released After 26 Years on Sub Pop
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Tom Breihan
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After 26 years, the Go's shelved second album Free Electricity, recorded after Jack White left the band, will finally be released by Sub Pop. The album was produced by Matthew Smith of Outrageous Cherry, who also produced the band's 1999 debut Whatcha Doin'.
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· 3 pulledFree Electricity will finally get a Sub Pop release later this year.
The Go recorded Free Electricity with their Whatcha Doin' producer, Outrageous Cherry frontman Matthew Smith.
After 26 years on the shelf, Free Electricity will finally get a Sub Pop release later this year.
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