Naked Prey ‎– 40 Miles From Nowhere (12" EP)

Naked Prey were started by the drummer of Green on Red, Van Christian. They were deeply immersed in Tucson's singular rock scene, sharing members with groups like Giant Sand, Calexico, Friends of Dean Martinez, and many more.

Released in 1987, Naked Prey’s 40 Miles From Nowhere is a seminal desert rock album characterized by gritty garage punk, slide guitar-driven blues, and an authentic, raw energy. The 10-track album, recorded in Tucson, spans high-energy rockers like "Ill. Central" and a lauded cover of "Wichita Lineman," cementing its status within the 80s American underground scene.

A1 40 Miles From Nowhere

A2 Find My Way

A3 Silver Train

B1 The Carnival

B2 Whichita Lineman

B3 Too Far Gone

Label: Zippo Records

Country: UK

Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)

Plays great but has superficial marks