Alison Moyet - Essex (Deluxe Edition) (2016)
BAND/ARTIST: Alison Moyet
- Title: Essex (Deluxe Edition)
- Year Of Release: 2016
- Label: BMG Rights Management (UK) Ltd
- Genre: Pop, Rock
- Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless
- Total Time: 02:30:21
- Total Size: 344 / 1021 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. Falling (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
02. And I Know (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
03. Whispering Your Name (2009 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
04. Getting into Something (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
05. So Am I (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
06. Satellite (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
07. Ode to Boy (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
08. Dorothy (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
09. Another Living Day (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
10. Boys Own (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
11. Take of Me (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
12. Ode to Boy II (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
13. Whispering Your Name (Single Mix) [2016 Remastered] - Alison Moyet
14. The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face (Single Mix) - Alison Moyet
15. Blue - Alison Moyet
16. Solid Wood (Single Mix) - Alison Moyet
17. Our Colander Eyes (Single Mix) - Alison Moyet
18. My Best Day - The Lightning Seeds
19. Make a Change (feat. Alison Moyet) - Nearly God
20. Falling (Infinite Dub) - Alison Moyet
21. It Won't Be Long (Acoustic) - Alison Moyet
22. Whispering Your Name (Extended Mix) - Alison Moyet
23. Whispering Your Name (Vince Clarke Remix) - Alison Moyet
24. Getting into Something (Midnight Mix) - Alison Moyet
25. Dorothy (Acoustic) - Alison Moyet
26. Ne Me Quitte Pas (Acoustic) - Alison Moyet
27. Never Too Late (Remix) - Alison Moyet
28. Never Too Late (Extended Remix) - Alison Moyet
29. Life in a Hole - Alison Moyet
30. Rock and Roll (Live at the Mean Fiddler, London, 3rd April 1992) - Alison Moyet
31. Sunderland Glynn - Alison Moyet
32. Beautiful - Alison Moyet
33. How Long (Alternate Edit) - Alison Moyet
34. Blue (The Essential Mix) - Alison Moyet
35. Our Colander Eyes (Demo) - Alison Moyet
36. Blue (Playing the Field Edit) - Alison Moyet
37. There Are Worse Things I Could Do - Alison Moyet
Alison Moyet, a British pop singer with a remarkably bluesy voice, began her professional career with synth pop duo Yazoo (Yaz in the U.S.) in the early '80s. In 1983, Moyet began a solo career, releasing her debut album, Alf, the following year. Alf was a major success in Britain, hitting number one on the charts and launching the hit singles "Invisible," "All Cried Out," and "Love Resurrection"; it was a minor hit in the U.S., with "Invisible" cracking the Top 40. In 1985, Moyet toured with a jazz band led by John Altman; the group recorded a version of Billie Holiday's "That Ole Devil Called Love," which became her biggest British hit, even though the group received poor reviews. In 1986, Moyet had another major U.K. hit with "Is This Love?," which was released while she was recording her second solo album. Raindancing appeared in 1987 and it was another big British hit, peaking at number two and featuring the Top Ten hits "Weak in the Presence of Beauty" and "Love Letters." The record wasn't quite as successful in the U.S., peaking at number 94. In 1991, she released her third album, Hoodoo, which was her most musically ambitious collection to date. However, it didn't match the commercial success of her previous albums, failing to chart in America. Essex, her fourth album, appeared in 1994 and she released a greatest-hits collection, Singles, the following year. After a near-nine-year layoff, she returned with Hometime produced by the production team the Insects. Two years later and filled with standards, Voice arrived. In 2005, the album was reissued in America with her version of "Alfie" as a bonus track. After signing with the W14 Music label in late 2006, Moyet released The Turn in October 2007. In wouldn't be until 2013 that she returned. Signing a new worldwide deal with London-based label Cooking Vinyl, Moyet returned to a more electronic sound with her eighth studio album, The Minutes.
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01. Falling (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
02. And I Know (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
03. Whispering Your Name (2009 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
04. Getting into Something (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
05. So Am I (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
06. Satellite (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
07. Ode to Boy (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
08. Dorothy (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
09. Another Living Day (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
10. Boys Own (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
11. Take of Me (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
12. Ode to Boy II (2016 Remastered) - Alison Moyet
13. Whispering Your Name (Single Mix) [2016 Remastered] - Alison Moyet
14. The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face (Single Mix) - Alison Moyet
15. Blue - Alison Moyet
16. Solid Wood (Single Mix) - Alison Moyet
17. Our Colander Eyes (Single Mix) - Alison Moyet
18. My Best Day - The Lightning Seeds
19. Make a Change (feat. Alison Moyet) - Nearly God
20. Falling (Infinite Dub) - Alison Moyet
21. It Won't Be Long (Acoustic) - Alison Moyet
22. Whispering Your Name (Extended Mix) - Alison Moyet
23. Whispering Your Name (Vince Clarke Remix) - Alison Moyet
24. Getting into Something (Midnight Mix) - Alison Moyet
25. Dorothy (Acoustic) - Alison Moyet
26. Ne Me Quitte Pas (Acoustic) - Alison Moyet
27. Never Too Late (Remix) - Alison Moyet
28. Never Too Late (Extended Remix) - Alison Moyet
29. Life in a Hole - Alison Moyet
30. Rock and Roll (Live at the Mean Fiddler, London, 3rd April 1992) - Alison Moyet
31. Sunderland Glynn - Alison Moyet
32. Beautiful - Alison Moyet
33. How Long (Alternate Edit) - Alison Moyet
34. Blue (The Essential Mix) - Alison Moyet
35. Our Colander Eyes (Demo) - Alison Moyet
36. Blue (Playing the Field Edit) - Alison Moyet
37. There Are Worse Things I Could Do - Alison Moyet
Alison Moyet, a British pop singer with a remarkably bluesy voice, began her professional career with synth pop duo Yazoo (Yaz in the U.S.) in the early '80s. In 1983, Moyet began a solo career, releasing her debut album, Alf, the following year. Alf was a major success in Britain, hitting number one on the charts and launching the hit singles "Invisible," "All Cried Out," and "Love Resurrection"; it was a minor hit in the U.S., with "Invisible" cracking the Top 40. In 1985, Moyet toured with a jazz band led by John Altman; the group recorded a version of Billie Holiday's "That Ole Devil Called Love," which became her biggest British hit, even though the group received poor reviews. In 1986, Moyet had another major U.K. hit with "Is This Love?," which was released while she was recording her second solo album. Raindancing appeared in 1987 and it was another big British hit, peaking at number two and featuring the Top Ten hits "Weak in the Presence of Beauty" and "Love Letters." The record wasn't quite as successful in the U.S., peaking at number 94. In 1991, she released her third album, Hoodoo, which was her most musically ambitious collection to date. However, it didn't match the commercial success of her previous albums, failing to chart in America. Essex, her fourth album, appeared in 1994 and she released a greatest-hits collection, Singles, the following year. After a near-nine-year layoff, she returned with Hometime produced by the production team the Insects. Two years later and filled with standards, Voice arrived. In 2005, the album was reissued in America with her version of "Alfie" as a bonus track. After signing with the W14 Music label in late 2006, Moyet released The Turn in October 2007. In wouldn't be until 2013 that she returned. Signing a new worldwide deal with London-based label Cooking Vinyl, Moyet returned to a more electronic sound with her eighth studio album, The Minutes.
Year 2016 | Pop | Rock | FLAC / APE
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