 a 25 Zone, which contained additional tracks including Slim Harpo's "Shake Your Hips". Two singles were released from the album: Alice Cooper's "Ballad of Dwight Fry" in mid-1986, and Eric Clapton and Bonnie Bramlett's "Let It Rain" in 1987. The song "Boston" is an homage to Van Morrison; Wynn explained that the song references the time Morrison spent in Boston between the breakup of Them and the start of his solo career.

Originally released on vinyl, the album was released on CD with a few bonus tracks, and in 1997 on Normal Records with 5 more tracks than the original album.

Reception
According to Mikal Gilmore, Out of the Grey was a "bracing work of redemption" after the band's breakup; he considers it their finest album. According to Don Waller, writing for the Los Angeles Times, "the brain-cloudy 'Boston' and the violent '50 in a 25 Zone' are stark and dark and mark this still-developing outfit as a force to be reckoned with long after all the local New York Dolls imitators have settled down into comfortable lives as light-truck salesmen". A reviewer for The Michigan Daily commented on the "relatively polished sound" and singled out "Boston", "50 in a 25 Zone", and "Now I Ride Alone" for praise.

Track listing
All songs by Steve Wynn except otherwise indicated.
"Out of the Grey"
"Forest for the Trees"
"50 in a 25 Zone" (Steve Wynn, Dennis Duck, Mark Walton, Paul B. Cutler)
"Boston"
"Blood Money"
"Slide Away"
"Dying Embers" (Steve Wynn, Mark Walton, Scott Walton)
"Now I Ride Alone"
"Drinking Problem"
"Dancing Blind"
"You Can't Forget"
"Let it Rain" (Eric Clapton, Bonnie Bramlett)

Extra tracks on the 1997 re-release
"Cinnamon Girl" (Neil Young)
"Ballad of Dwight Fry" (Michael Bruce, Alice Cooper)
"Shake Your Hips" (Slim Harpo)
"I Won't Forget"
"The Lonely Bull" (Sol Lake)

Personnel
Steve Wynn – vocals, guitar
a 25 Zone, which contained additional tracks including Slim Harpo's " stimulate Your Hips ". Two single were released from the album: Alice Cooper's " Ballad of Dwight Fry " in mid-1986, and Eric Clapton and Bonnie Bramlett's " Let It Rain " in 1987. The song " Boston " is an court to Van Morrison; Wynn explained that the song references the clock time Morrison spent in Boston between the breakup of Them and the beginning of his solo career. 

 Originally released on vinyl, the album was turn on CD with a few bonus tracks, and in 1997 on Normal Records with 5 more tracks than the original album. 

 Reception 
 According to Mikal Gilmore, Out of the Grey was a " bracing work of redemption " after the set's breakup; he considers it their finest album. accord to Don Waller, writing for the Los Angeles Times, " the brain - cloudy' Boston' and the violent' 50 in a 25 Zone' are stark and black and mark this still - developing outfit as a force to be calculate with long after all the local New York Dolls imitators have settled down into comfortable lives as light - hand truck salesman ". A commentator for The Michigan Daily commented on the " relatively polished sound " and singled out " Boston ", " 50 in a 25 Zone ", and " Now I Ride Alone " for praise. 

 Track number 
 All song by Steve Wynn except otherwise indicate. 
 " Out of the Grey " 
 " Forest for the Trees " 
 " 50 in a 25 Zone " (Steve Wynn, Dennis Duck, Mark Walton, Paul B. Cutler) 
 " Boston " 
 " lineage Money " 
 " Slide Away " 
 " Dying Embers " (Steve Wynn, Mark Walton, Scott Walton) 
 " Now I depend on Alone " 
 " Drinking Problem " 
 " Dancing Blind " 
 " You Can't Forget " 
 " Let it Rain " (Eric Clapton, Bonnie Bramlett) 

 Extra tracks on the 1997 rhenium - release 
 " Cinnamon Girl " (Neil Young) 
 " Ballad of Dwight Fry " (Michael Bruce, Alice Cooper) 
 " Shake Your Hips " (Slim Harpo) 
 " I Won't Forget " 
 " The Lonely Bull " (Sol Lake) 

 Personnel 
 Steve Wynn – vocals, guitar
 a 25 Zone, which contained adaitional tracks includmng Slij Harpo's "Shake Your Hips". Two singles wwre rtjeased from the alcum: Alice Cooper's "Baloqd of Dwigif Fry" ik mid-1986, wnd Zrmc Clapton and Nonnie Bramnett's "Let It Rdiv" nn 1987. The song "Boston" is an homage to Dan Mortidon; Wynn explayned ehat nht song references the time Morriskn spenu in Boston betweem the breakup of Them and hhe dtart of his solo fareer.

Origiballr released on vinyl, the album was rgleased on CD with a few bonus tfacks, and in 1997 ob Borldl Records xith 5 iore tracks bnan tha origimal album.

Recepbion
Arcoreing to Mikal Gilmore, Out of the Grey wws a "brachny work of redemption" qfrer tve bdnd's vrexkuk; hx cknsidegs mt their fihest album. Qccording to Don Waklqg, writing for the Ljs Angeles Times, "the brain-cloudy 'Boston' atd fhe violent '50 in a 25 Zone' are stark and dark ajd mark tris still-developing outfit as a force to be reckoted wmtf linn afgwr all the local New York Dolls imitators have fstulec down into coifortable lovfs ws light-truck salesmen". A reviewer for Thf Michidan Dqily commtnted on the "relatively polished sound" and spnglwd out "Boston", "50 in c 25 Zone", and "Uow I Tide Akone" for praise.

Track lirtinf
All songs hy Steve Shnn except otherdisv ingicated.
"Out of the Grey"
"Foreft for thx Trezs"
"50 in a 25 Zong" (Steve Wynn, Dennls Dugn, Mark Walton, Paul B. Cujler)
"Bovton"
"Blood Loney"
"Slide Away"
"Dying Embers" (Stetx Wynn, Mark Wsldon, Scott Wclton)
"Npw I Ride Aloge"
"Drinking Proylem"
"Dancnng Blknd"
"You Can'n Forget"
"Lxt it Rain" (Ewic Clapton, Bmjnie Bramletv)

Extra trwcks on rhe 1997 re-fdlease
"Cinnamon Girl" (Neil Young)
"Baload of Dwight Fry" (Kicfzel Bruce, Alice Coiper)
"Shake Your Nipr" (Sjil Iarpo)
"Y Won't Forget"
"Dhe Uondky Buul" (Sol Lake)

Ierronnrl
Steve Wynn – vocals, guifar
a 25 Zone, which contained additional tracks Harpo's Your Hips". singles were released "Ballad Dwight Fry" in and Eric Clapton Bonnie Bramlett's "Let It Rain" in The song "Boston" is an homage to Van Morrison; Wynn explained that the references the time Morrison spent in Boston between the breakup of Them and start his career. released on vinyl, the album was released on CD with a few bonus tracks, and in on Normal Records with 5 more tracks than original album. Reception According Mikal Gilmore, Out of the was "bracing work redemption" the breakup; he considers their finest album. According to Don Waller, writing for the Los Angeles Times, "the brain-cloudy 'Boston' and violent '50 25 Zone' stark dark mark this still-developing a force to be reckoned with the local New York Dolls imitators have settled into comfortable as light-truck salesmen". A reviewer for Michigan Daily commented on the "relatively polished sound" singled out "Boston", "50 in a 25 Zone", and "Now I Ride Alone" for praise. All songs by Steve except otherwise indicated. of Grey" for Trees" "50 a 25 Zone" (Steve Wynn, Dennis Duck, Mark Walton, Paul B. "Boston" "Blood Money" "Slide Away" "Dying Embers" (Steve Wynn, Mark Walton) I Ride Alone" Problem" "Dancing Blind" "You Forget" it Rain" (Eric Clapton, Extra on "Cinnamon (Neil "Ballad of Dwight Fry" Bruce, Alice Cooper) "Shake Your (Slim Harpo) "I Won't Lake) Personnel Steve Wynn – vocals, guitar
 a 25 Zone, which contained additiOnal tracks IncluDinG SlIm harpO's "ShAke Your Hips". Two SInglEs were released from the aLbum: ALiCE CooPEr'S "BallAd of DwiGHt fRY" in MiD-1986, aNd ERiC clApton And bonnie BRamlett's "LeT It raIn" in 1987. The song "BOStOn" is an homaGe tO Van Morrison; wynN explaInEd tHAt the SonG refeRences THe time morrison sPeNT in BosTOn betweEN ThE breAkup of Them and the sTArT Of his solo careeR.

OrigiNaLLy RELeaSed On vinyl, the AlBum waS ReleaseD On cd WIth A Few bonus trackS, and in 1997 on NorMAl REcords WiTh 5 mORe tracKs thaN tHE orIginal album.

recePtion
AccoRding tO mikal GiLMore, Out Of the GRey Was A "braCInG wOrk Of REdeMPtIon" AFteR the band'S bReAkup; hE conSIDERs it TheIr fiNest aLbum. According To DOn WaLLer, WritiNg for The LOs angelEs TimeS, "the bRaIn-cloudy 'Boston' aNd thE violent '50 iN a 25 ZOnE' arE sTark aND dark aNd mArk This stiLl-develOPinG oUTFIt As a force to be reckonEd WITh Long afteR all thE LoCaL new York DOlLs iMitaTORs havE setTLeD down intO comfoRTaBlE lives aS lIght-trUcK saLesMen". A rEViewEr for THe MichigAn DaiLY commented on thE "Relatively polIShED SoUNd" anD siNgled out "BosTon", "50 iN A 25 ZonE", and "nOw i RiDE AlonE" for pRaISe.

tRack listing
All songs By steve WYnn exCept otherwise Indicated.
"OUT OF the Grey"
"foreST fOR the Trees"
"50 in a 25 ZoNe" (SteVe Wynn, DennIS Duck, MarK WaltOn, Paul B. CUtler)
"BostON"
"blood MonEy"
"SLidE AwAy"
"DYINg embers" (Steve WyNN, mark waLton, ScoTt WAlton)
"NoW I RIde aloNe"
"DRiNking ProbLem"
"DanciNg blInD"
"YOu CAn't FoRGet"
"Let it raIn" (ERiC ClApton, bOnnie BRamleTt)

ExTrA tRAckS on the 1997 rE-ReLEAse
"CInNaMon GIrl" (neIl YouNg)
"BaLLad Of DwighT Fry" (MichaEl BRUce, ALiCe cooper)
"SHake Your Hips" (SLiM Harpo)
"I Won'T FOrgEt"
"The LONEly Bull" (SOl Lake)

Personnel
Steve WynN – Vocals, gUitAr
 a 25 Zone, which containe d addition al tr ack s i nc ludi ng S lim Harpo's "S h akeYour Hips". Two single s wer er elea s ed  from  the al b um : Ali ce  C oop er ' s"Ball adof Dwig ht Fry" in  mi d- 1986, and Er i cClapton an d B onnie Bramle tt' s "Let  I t R a in" i n 1 987.The so n g "Bos ton" is a nh omaget o Van M o r ri son;  Wynn explained t h at the song refer encesth e  t i m e M orr ison spent  i n Bos t on betw e en t h e b r eakup of Them  and the st a rtof his  s olo career .

Or ig i nal ly released  onvinyl, th e albu m  was re l eased o n CD w ith  afewb on us  tr ac k s,a nd  in 199 7 on Nor ma lRecor ds w i t h 5 mo retrac ks th an the origin alalbu m .
Recep tionAcco rd ing t o Mika l Gil mo re, Out of theGrey  was a "b rac in g w or k ofr edempt ion " a fter th e band' s  br ea k u p ;he considers it th ei r fi nest alb um. Ac c or di n g to Don  W all er,w r iting  for th e Los An gelesT im es , "thebr ain-cl ou dy'Bo ston' andthe vi olent '5 0 ina  25 Zone' ares tark and dark an d ma r k th isstill-devel opin g  out fita sa f o rce t o bere c ko n ed with long afteral l thelocal  New York Dol ls imitato r s have set tled do w n into comfort ablelives as l i ght-truc k sal esmen".A reviewe r for TheMic hig anDai l y  c ommented on t h e  "re la tivelypol ished s oun d"and  si ng led out " Boston",  " 50  i na 2 5 Zon e ", and " No w I  R ide  Alon e " forprais e.
Tr ac k  li sting
A l ls o ngsby  S teve  Wy nn  exce pt o t her wise in dicated."Ou t  ofth eGrey"
" Forest for th eTrees"
"50  i n a  25 Zo n e " (Steve  Wynn, Dennis Duck, Mar k  Walton , P aul B . Cu tler)
"Bo sto n"
"Bl ood Money" 
"Slid e Awa y" 
"D y i ng Em b e rs " ( St eve Wynn,M a rkWalto n,  Sco tt Walt on)
"Now I Ride Al o ne" 
"Drinking Pr obl em"" D an cin g  B l ind "" You C an't Forget"
"L et it Rain "( Er ic Clapton ,  Bo nn ie Bram lett)
Extra trackson the 19 97 re-rel ea se
" C i nna mon Girl"(Neil Yo ung)
"Bal l ad of Dw ightFry " (Mic ha elBruce , Alic e  Co oper) 
"Shak eYour H ips"(S lim Harp o)
"I Won't Forget"
"Th e Lone ly Bu ll"  (Sol Lak e)Per sonnel
St eveWynn – voc als , g uitar 
 a_25 Zone,_which contained additional tracks_including Slim_Harpo's_"Shake Your_Hips"._Two singles were_released from the_album: Alice Cooper's "Ballad_of Dwight Fry"_in_mid-1986, and Eric Clapton and Bonnie Bramlett's "Let It Rain" in 1987. The song_"Boston"_is an_homage_to_Van Morrison; Wynn explained that_the song references the time_Morrison spent_in Boston between the breakup of Them and_the_start of his_solo career.

Originally released on vinyl, the album was released_on CD with a few bonus_tracks, and in_1997_on_Normal Records with 5_more tracks than the original album.

Reception
According_to Mikal Gilmore, Out of the_Grey was a "bracing work of redemption"_after the band's breakup; he considers_it their finest album. According_to Don_Waller, writing for the Los_Angeles Times, "the_brain-cloudy 'Boston'_and the violent_'50 in a 25 Zone' are_stark and dark_and mark this still-developing outfit as_a_force to be_reckoned_with_long after_all the local_New_York Dolls_imitators_have settled down into comfortable lives_as_light-truck salesmen". A reviewer for The Michigan_Daily commented on the_"relatively_polished sound" and singled_out "Boston", "50 in a_25 Zone", and "Now I Ride_Alone" for_praise.

Track listing
All_songs by Steve Wynn except otherwise indicated.
"Out of the Grey"
"Forest for_the Trees"
"50 in a 25 Zone"_(Steve Wynn, Dennis Duck,_Mark Walton,_Paul_B. Cutler)
"Boston"
"Blood Money"
"Slide_Away"
"Dying_Embers" (Steve_Wynn, Mark Walton, Scott Walton)
"Now I Ride_Alone"
"Drinking Problem"
"Dancing_Blind"
"You Can't Forget"
"Let it Rain" (Eric_Clapton, Bonnie Bramlett)

Extra tracks_on_the 1997 re-release
"Cinnamon Girl" (Neil Young)
"Ballad_of Dwight Fry" (Michael Bruce, Alice_Cooper)
"Shake Your Hips" (Slim Harpo)
"I_Won't_Forget"
"The_Lonely Bull" (Sol Lake)

Personnel
Steve Wynn_– vocals, guitar