The Clique- Vanbrugh Park LP.  Formed in the mid 80's The Clique soon became the biggest and most loved combo on the Mod scene. Everything about the band was right - the look, the sound, the attitude and Mods around the globe hailed them as the new Mod messiahs. The band released a couple of early singles and their debut full length ‘Self Preservation Society’, an album that’s still held in high regard to this very day. Unfortunately, soon after the release of the album the band fractured and the Clique broke up. ‘Vanburgh Park’ is their second full length and culls some of their earliest recordings. The story with this record is the Clique were put into a studio through Acid Jazz Records when the label had some spare studio time in 1986 . With a helping hand from James Taylor Quartet leader James Taylor on Hammond the group layed down some mighty fine pure British Mod / R&B / Beat tunes mixing sterling originals with covers like ‘Leaving Here’ and ‘You’d Better Stop’. The album was sure to be a hit on the Mod scene, but was never released at that time. Nearly two decades later Detour Records rescues these recordings and ‘Vanbrugh Park’ finally sees the light of day. 11 stellar tracks from this hallmark mod combo. THIS IS THE RED VINYL VERSION OF THIS LP LIMITED TO 100 COPIES!  Import from the UK.