album. Despite the positive reception for "Train", and for reasons which remain unclear, the song was recalled from retailers. No further singles were issued and the album was eventually released without further publicity. By 'heartfelt agreement on both sides', the band and label parted and the band went into hiatus. Reissues Both The Circle & the Square and Motive received only a limited release on CD. Though the first album was widely released on LP and cassette in 1986, a CD issue was limited to Germany, with a reissue in Japan in 1998. In light of continued interest in the Red Box back catalogue, a petition was created to show support for the reissue of both albums on CD. A new recording of "Lean on Me" by Toulson-Clarke and Close was made available through iTunes in September 2007. The Circle & the Square was re-released on CD by Cherry Red Records on 20 October 2008. It features all 12 tracks from the original album, along with the Cherry Red versions of "Chenko" and "Valley", plus four additional bonus tracks. Second album Motive was reissued in the UK in March 2011. The album includes 12 tracks in total, two of which are bonus tracks, the B-side to the "Train" single, "Hello, He Lied", as well as "Train (Fantasy Island Version)". Plenty (2010–present) Plenty is the third album from Red Box, released on Cherry Red Records on 11 October 2010. The notion of a new album and subsequent reformation of Red Box was first conceived in 2000. While working for East West, Toulson-Clarke signed a band to the label from the USA called The Vulgar Boatmen, releasing an album Opposite Sex in 1996. Interviewed in 2009 he explained: “A bond of friendship producing heartfelt and honest music reminded me of our early days. I missed it, and I suppose the small notion of Red Box ‘riding again’ planted itself then. I suppose Plenty really began in the woods outside Gainesville, Florida.” Red Box promoted Plenty with live performances, especially in Poland where the songs "The Sign" and "Hurricane" achieved number one status on the Trójka Radio charts (5 weeks and 4 weeks respectively). The band consists of: Simon Toulson-Clarke – lead vocals and guitar Derek Adams – drums, acoustic guitar, backing vocals and banjo Dave Jenkins – bass Sally-Jo Seery – acoustic guitar and backing vocals Jane Milligan – keyboards and backing