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A Day On The Town
Hailing from Britain's formerly industrial heartland of North Yorkshire, The Burial was a forward-facing ska-punk/oi band with a strong left orientation, channelling 2Tone, northern soul, punk, and folk influences. Rhythm guitarist Eric 'Barney' Barnes made sure the world knew these skinheads were antifascist and the use of a full horn section made their sole LP, 1989's 'A Day On The Town,' stand out. Unlike the Redskins, who soon moved to the student circuit, The Burial remained embedded in the working class communities from whence they came, this fine, often overlooked LP will be devoured by all fans of ska-punk and oi! Comes on white vinyl.SIDE 1:1. Never Too Late 2. The Gift 3. Wrong Impression 4. Sheila 5. Holding On SIDE 2:1. A Day On The Town 2. Forty Years 3. P.S. Slightly Confused 4. Changes 5. Just Above My Head
| A1 | Never Too Late | |
| A2 | The Gift | |
| A3 | Wrong Impression | |
| A4 | Sheila | |
| A5 | Holding On | |
| B1 | A Day On The Town | |
| B2 | Forty Years | |
| B3 | P.S. Slightly Confused | |
| B4 | Changes | |
| B5 | Just Above My Head |
Bass Guitar, Vocals – Ashley Bell
Drums, Vocals – Charlie Seymour
Engineer, Mixed By, Producer – Carl Rosermund
Guitar, Vocals – Barney
Lead Guitar, Vocals – Chris Weston
Photography By – Simon Kench
Plated By – PAG
Producer, Arranged By, Written-By, Mixed By – The Burial
Saxophone – Alan Elias
Saxophone – Barry Hampshire (A4, A5)
Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Dave Kemp
Sleeve [Design] – Carolyn Popple
Trumpet – Tony Miller (A4, A5)
Vocals – Michael Hall
Drums, Vocals – Charlie Seymour
Engineer, Mixed By, Producer – Carl Rosermund
Guitar, Vocals – Barney
Lead Guitar, Vocals – Chris Weston
Photography By – Simon Kench
Plated By – PAG
Producer, Arranged By, Written-By, Mixed By – The Burial
Saxophone – Alan Elias
Saxophone – Barry Hampshire (A4, A5)
Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Dave Kemp
Sleeve [Design] – Carolyn Popple
Trumpet – Tony Miller (A4, A5)
Vocals – Michael Hall
500 copies on white vinyl.