The Blushing Brides – Unveiled (Rock, Vinyl LP) NKL1‑0475 mint copy

The Blushing Brides – Unveiled (Rock, Vinyl LP) NKL1‑0475   mint copy

Label: RCA Format: Vinyl LP, Stereo Country: Canada Genre: Rock Year: 1982

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Tracklist Side One: What You Talkin’ ’Bout? • Run and Hide • Won’t Be Found • Got to Like Yourself • Can’t Come Back

Side Two: Lonely Boy • Foreign Supplement • Nasty Boy • Sweet Sister • Fortunate Son

Description Unveiled was recorded and released in 1982 during the early period of The Blushing Brides, a Canadian rock band formed in Montreal. The group became known for its high‑energy live shows and for blending original material with influences drawn from contemporary hard rock and rhythm‑driven rock styles of the late 1970s and early 1980s. The album was produced by Hilly Leopold for A‑440 Productions, marking one of the band’s first full‑length studio collaborations with an outside producer.

The songwriting on the album is credited primarily to band members Mark Raymond, Paul Martin, and Frank Bouie, reflecting the group’s internal writing partnership. The material features a mix of original compositions and one cover: “Fortunate Son,” written by John Fogerty. The album documents the band’s early studio sound, combining guitar‑driven arrangements with rhythm‑focused production typical of Canadian rock releases of the period.

The record was manufactured and distributed in Canada by RCA Inc., and the publishing credits include Blushing Music (CAPAC), Robinson Music (CAPAC), and Jondora Music (BMI) for the Fogerty composition. The album represents the band’s transition from a well‑known live act into a studio‑recording group, capturing their early 1980s lineup and musical direction. All writing, publishing, and production information follows the details printed on the labels and jacket.

Complete Condition

Jacket ✔️10 mint with inner liner

 Vinyl ✔️10

Labels ✔️10

 Listing # ✔️R81