Fishing For Luckies

The Wildhearts released the original Fishing for Luckies in December
1994, in a limited edition available only via their fan club. The songs
were newly recorded and featured the lineup of Ginger on vocals and
guitar; C.J on guitar and vocals; Danny McCormack on bass; and Ritch
Battersby on drums. Gordon Mabbett contibuted accordion on "Geordie in
Wonderland" and Marc Fox played additional percussion on "Do the Channel
Bop."

After the top 10 success in the UK of the album P.H.U.Q. in
1995, East West Records planned to release an official version of the
album, to be titled Fishing for More Luckies, with three extra demo
tracks. The only change to the tracks from the original fan club release
was a count-in to introduce "Do The Channel Bop."Of the added tracks, a
completed version of "Underkill" was later included on the Sick Of
Drugs single. A string quartet made up of Charles Mutter (violin),
Thomas Norris (violin), Bruce White (viola), and Phillip Sheppard
(cello) appeared on Saddened .