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All-4 first ZEBRA albums were released in Japan on a high quality SHM-CD format, remastered and packed in a Cardboard Sleeve mini LP replicating the original artwork. Of special interest is the almost unknown “Zebra Live”. It was featured here when released, but now has become pretty hard to find. Requested by one of you in Comments, here we go...
The first, self-titled album by ZEBRA has been reissued by Rock Candy with their usual “Special Deluxe Collector’s Edition” form, in a fully remastered sound shaped from 24 BIT digital technology. Zebra had been together since forming in the mid-seventies in New Orleans. Led by guitarist, vocalist and primary songwriter Randy Jackson, the group started to gain notoriety when they migrated to Long Island, NY and furiously played in that area’s club and college scene.
Their music impressed Atlantic Records, who signed the group to a five album deal right out of the gate in late 1982…
This requested ZEBRA “3.V” has been reissued by Japanese specialized label Arcangelo, pressed on high quality SHM-CD and fully remastered in conjunction with Zebra’s mastermind Randy Jackson. Packaged in a cardboard sleeve fashion which faithfully replicates the original LP artwork, this is part of the ‘American Rock Series’ reissue. ZEBRA 3.V (pronounced “three point five”) originally released in 1986, is...
Although listed as available at various stores, Rock Candy’s remastered release of ZEBRA‘s second album “No Tellin’ Lies” has been delayed, at least, in its distribution. A fellow reader of these pages noticed us that all-4 first Zebra albums just has been issued in Japan on a high quality SHM-CD format by a specialized label, remastered in conjunction with Zebra’s...
Rock Candy records reissued some time ago the first two ZEBRA albums, and now it’s time for their obliquely titled third record “3.V“(a reference to how long it had taken to record it), ‘Remastered & Reloaded’ with a brilliant sound. By 1986, the Zebra was facing pressure from Atlantic Records to produce a hit album. The self-titled debut went Gold...
