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DEMON EDSEL CAT NO: EDSG 8022 FORMAT: 2 CD + DVD in casebound book RELEASE DATE: 29th October 2012 CATEGORY: Rock/Pop Please note that territorial restrictions may apply to this product 7 40155 80223 3 DEACON BLUE WHATEVER YOU SAY, SAY NOTHING [DELUXE 2 CD + DVD CASEBOUND BOOK EDITION] • Retaining three songs from an unreleased album recorded in Glasgow in the autumn of 1991, in March 1992 Deacon Blue decided to recruit Steve Osborne and Paul Oakenfold to produce the band’s fourth album. After cutting two songs at AIR NEW RELEASE Studios in London they moved out to The Manor in early summer. • Featuring more hit singles in “Your Town”, “Only Tender Love”, “Will We Be Lovers” and “Hang Your Head”, the album was released in March 1993 reached # 4 and achieved Gold status in the UK alone (100,000 sales). • This 2 CD and DVD casebound book reissue contains the many exclusive b-sides, while the remixes of the four singles are collected on Disc 2, and the DVD features the promo videos. • The booklet features a newly-written note by Ricky Ross, all the lyrics to his songs, and ephemera and photos from his own collection. DISC ONE BONUS TRACKS – B-SIDES 4. Your Town [relaxation dub] WHATEVER YOU SAY, 11. Almost Beautiful 5. Your Town [Barrio mix – instrumental] SAY NOTHING 12. I’ve Been Making Such A Fool 6. Will We Be Lovers [Norty 12”] 1. Your Town 13. Sleeper 7. Will We Be Lovers [DB mix] 2. Only Tender Love 14. Paint It Red 8. Will We Be Lovers [People’s mix] 3. Peace & Jobs & Freedom 15. Pimp Talking 9. Will We Be Lovers [Sally’s dub] 4. Hang Your Head 16. Cracks You Up 10. Will We Be Lovers [Spag Tek] 5. Bethlehem’s Gate 17. Freedom Train [live] 11. Only Tender Love [7” version] 6. Last Night I Dreamed Of Henry Thomas 18. Here On The Wind 12. Hang Your Head [single version] 7. Will We Be Lovers 19. Indigo Sky DVD 8. Fall So Freely Down DISC TWO PROMO VIDEOS 9. Cut Lip BONUS TRACKS – REMIXES 1. Your Town 10. All Over The World 1. Your Town [Euro 7” mix] 2. Will We Be Lovers 2. Your Town [Perfecto mix] 3. Only Tender Love 3. Your Town [Barrio mix] 4. Hang Your Head Deacon Blue on Youtube: Your Town: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dm7xlyH3YsI Edsel Records is a division of the Demon Music Group Ltd, BBC Worldwide Consumer Products, 33 Foley Street, London W1W 7TL www.demonmusicgroup.co.uk Sales tel: 020 7612 3300 e-mail: [email protected] fax: 020 7612 3301 .

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