Deacon Blue - The Best Of - Deacon Blue

Deacon Blue - The Best Of

Deacon Blue

  • Genre: Pop
  • Release Date: 2001-09-19
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 36

  • ℗ This compilation (P) 2001 Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
Dignity Deacon Blue 4:00
2
When Will You (Make My Telepho Deacon Blue 4:19
3
Chocolate Girl Deacon Blue 3:16
4
Raintown Deacon Blue 3:56
5
The Very Thing Deacon Blue 3:34
6
Love's Great Fears Deacon Blue 3:40
7
He Looks Like Spencer Tracy No Deacon Blue 3:50
8
Loaded Deacon Blue 4:29
9
Real Gone Kid Deacon Blue 4:04
10
Wages Day Deacon Blue 3:11
11
Fergus Sings the Blues Deacon Blue 3:58
12
Love and Regret Deacon Blue 5:01
13
Queen of the New Year Deacon Blue 3:36
14
Circus Lights Deacon Blue 4:59
15
My America Deacon Blue 4:10
16
Long Window to Love Deacon Blue 3:13
17
Orphans Deacon Blue 3:33
18
I'll Never Fall In Love Again Deacon Blue 2:46
19
Your Swaying Arms Deacon Blue 4:13
20
Twist and Shout Deacon Blue 3:37
21
Cover from the Sky Deacon Blue 3:36
22
The Day That Jackie Jumped the Deacon Blue 3:44
23
A Brighter Star Than You Will Deacon Blue 4:37
24
The Wildness Deacon Blue 5:47
25
Your Town Deacon Blue 5:21
26
Will We Be Lovers Deacon Blue 3:57
27
Only Tender Love Deacon Blue 5:11
28
I Was Right and You Were Wrong Deacon Blue 4:51
29
Indigo Sky Deacon Blue 2:46
30
Bethlehem's Gate Deacon Blue 4:46
31
Bound to Love Deacon Blue 4:24
32
Still In the Mood Deacon Blue 3:59
33
Jesus Do Your Hands Still Feel Deacon Blue 5:12
34
Rae Deacon Blue 4:50
35
Homesick Deacon Blue 4:13
36
When You Were a Boy You Were a Deacon Blue 4:16

Reviews

  • Memories

    5
    By Qpr00001
    Stumbling out of the pub in Camden Town singing 'Dignity' at full volume. We sounded dreadful. We loved it. A wonderful, wonderful band.

  • classic Glasgow

    5
    By timeforatriphome
    If you grew up in West of Scotland in the late 80's to early 90's and have spent the time since on another continent, then this album will transport you instantly back (in a good way). The depth of feeling conveyed in Dignity balancing working class realism with optmism and the unabashed popiness of Real Gone Kid are quintessentially Glasgow. Why Deacon Blue never received more breadth of recognition is a mystery.

  • Classic Scottish Band

    5
    By Lagavulin
    This band could've gone all the way. If you want to reminisce on what might have been for this band, then put this album on. The music mixes optimism, sentiment, and longing, all wrapped up in a quintessentially Scottish demeanor. A working-class undertone to it, the music isn't rough, but refined with a depth and texture with a lyricism that tells stories (Dignity), is upbeat (Real Gone Kid), and profound (My America). You'll want to roll down the windows and crank up the volume with Wages Day. A great Scottish band from the 80s that never found the recognition they deserved.

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