I could have (and would have) sworn this album was called The Trinity Sessions, plural, but I would have been wrong: it’s singular. (The session was recorded at the Church of the Holy Trinity in Toronto).
Fair, since it truly is a singular (in the sense of unique / one of a kind) album. It wasn’t technically their debut – Whites Off Earth Now came out in ’86 – but it was certainly their breakout.
My copy has a hype sticker quoting Lou Reed: “The best & most authentic version of Sweet Jane that I have ever heard.”
It also had great versions of “So Lonesome I Could Cry,” “Mining for Gold,” and “Walking After Midnight” that made traditionals and early country cool in 1988.
My copy via a record fair at Mill No. 5
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