West Bank Songs 1978-1983: A Best Of (2 LP Clear Vinyl)
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BMG RIGHTS MANAGE 0691542
UPC: 4050538691542
Release Date: 11/26/2021
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Disc 1
Track
Title
1
You’ve Got My Number (Why Don’t You Use It!)
2
Male Model
3
Hypnotised
4
Billy’s Third
5
The Way Girls Talk
6
True Confessions
7
Wednesday Week
8
(She’s a) Runaround
9
There Goes Norman
10
Teenage Kicks
11
Tearproof
12
Jump Boys
13
The Love Parade (Single Version)
14
Soul Seven
15
Girls Don’t Like It
16
You’re Welcome
17
Listening In
Disc 2
Track
Title
1
Jimmy Jimmy
2
When Saturday Comes
3
Julie Ocean (7" Version)
4
My Perfect Cousin
5
Family Entertainment
6
Beautiful Friend
7
I Know a Girl
8
Get Over You (Kevin Shields Remix 2016)
9
Girls That Don’t Talk
10
Forever Paradise
11
Here Comes the Summer (Single Version)
12
It’s Going to Happen!
13
Bittersweet
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Now on limited edition clear vinyl! The Undertones formed in Derry, Northern Ireland in 1974 and are one of the most successful bands to have emerged from Northern Ireland. Famously championed by John Peel, who’s favourite all-time track was ‘Teenage Kicks’, they released thirteen singles and four studio albums 1978 – 1983, before Sharkey announced his intention to leave in May 1983. The band re-formed in 1999 with singer Paul McLoone, subsequently recorded 2 new albums and have been touring regularly ever since. They played Glastonbury Festival in June 2005, recently marked their 40th anniversary, and have just completed a 46 date, 2019 world tour. WEST BANK SONGS 1978 - 1983, A Best Of -30 tracks from 1978-1983, compiled by The Undertones -Features 7 top 40 hits (including 4 top 20s): Teenage Kicks, My Perfect Cousin, Here Comes The Summer, Jimmy Jimmy, You've Got My Number (Why Don’t You Use It!), Wednesday Week, It’s Going To Happen plus the Kevin Shields remix of Get Over You -Tracks from their 4 original studio albums: ‘The Undertones’ (1979), ‘Hypnotised’ (1980), ‘Positive Touch’ (1981) and ‘The Sin Of Pride’ (1983) -Gatefold sleeve with purple and white coloured vinyl -12 page insert with sleeve notes by Undertones bassist Michael Bradley and Mick Houghton, author of the book ‘Fried & Justified: Hits, Myths, Break-Ups and Breakdowns in the Record Business 1978-98’. Also includes previously unseen band photos. -Mastered from HD master sources, under the supervision of Undertones guitarist Damian O’Neill -Sleeve concept by The Undertones, based on The Rolling Stones ‘Aftermath’ cover – an important influence