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Slightly All The Time Recordings 1970-1974 is a new CD box set featuring English rock band Soft Machine.

This comprehensive anthology features 14 CDs and three blu-rays and covers the first half of the 1970s and the five albums (‘Third’, ‘Fourth’, ‘Fifth’, ‘Six’ and ‘Seven’) they recorded for CBS with each one newly remastered from the original quarter-inch tapes. In addition, it includes all of their existing BBC sessions (half of which are unreleased) and a generous selection of rare and previously unavailable concert recordings from Europe (UK/France/Switzerland).

Compiler Mark Powell has unearthed an entirely different set of recordings of their ‘Fifth’ album, as well as over 6 hours of superb audio-visual material gathered from European TV broadcast archives, almost all of which has never been issued before.

Highlights include Paris 1970, Brussels 1971, the complete Berliner Jazztage performance, Beat Club and the BBC TV appearances on ‘An Anatomy of Pop’ and ‘Full House’.

Slightly All The Time Recordings 1970-1974 will be released on 30 October 2026 via Sony Music.

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Slightly All The Time Recordings 1970-1974 Soft Machine /

• • CD 1: “Third” – Released in June 1970
    1. Facelift
    2. Slightly All the Time
    3. Moon in June
    4. Out-Bloody-Rageous
  • CD 2: London – May 1970
    1. Facelift
    2. Moon in June
    3. Esther’s Nose Job
  • CD 3: BBC Radio Sessions – 1970
    1. Slightly All the Time
    2. Out-Bloody-Rageous
    3. Eamonn Andrews

    BBC Session – 4th May 1970

    1. Facelift
    2. Esther’s Nose Job

    BBC Radio 1 “In Concert” – 31st May 1970

    1. Virtually
    2. Fletcher’s Blemish

    BBC Radio 1 session – 15th December 1970

  • CD 4: The Promenade Concert

    Royal Albert Hall 13th August 1970. Recorded and broadcast by BBC Radio Three

    1. Out-Bloody-Rageous
    2. Facelift
    3. Esther’s Nose Job
    4. Pig
    5. Orange Skin Food
    6. A Door Opens and Closes
    7. Pigling Bland
    8. 10:30 Returns to the Bedroom
  • CD 5: “Fourth” – Released in February 1971
    1. Teeth
    2. Kings and Queens
    3. Fletcher’s Blemish
    4. Virtually Part 1
    5. Virtually Part 2
    6. Virtually Part 3
    7. Virtually Part 4
  • CD 6: BBC Radio 1 In Concert – 11th March 1971
    1. Blind Badger
    2. Neo Caliban Grides
    3. Out-Bloody-Rageous
    4. Eamonn Andrews
    5. Pigling Bland
    6. Kings and Queens
    7. Teeth
    8. All White
  • CD 7: Gondel Filmkunsttheater, Bremen – Germany 23rd March 1971

    Radio Bremen concert

    1. Facelift
    2. Virtually
    3. Slightly All the Time
    4. Fletcher’s Blemish
    5. Neo-Caliban Grides
    6. Out-Bloody-Rageous
    7. Eamonn Andrews
    8. All White
    9. Kings and Queens
    10. Teeth
    11. Pigling Bland
  • CD 8: BBC Radio sessions 1971

    BBC Radio 1 session – 1st June 1971

    1. Neo-Caliban Grides
    2. Dedicated to You But You Weren’t Listening
    3. Eamonn Andrews / All White

    BBC Radio 1 session – 15th November 1971

    1. As If
    2. Drop
    3. Welcome to Frillsville

    BBC Radio 1 session – 11th July 1972

    1. Fanfare
    2. All White
    3. M C
    4. Drop
  • CD 9: “Fifth” – Released in July 1972
    1. All White
    2. Drop
    3. M C
    4. As If
    5. L B O
    6. Pigling Bland
    7. Bone

    Bonus tracks: The Alternative “Fifth” Sessions

    1. As If
    2. Untitled Blow
    3. Pigling Bland
    4. (coda) Esther’s Nose Job
    5. All White (Take Two)
    6. As If
    7. Drum Solo
    8. Pigling Bland
  • CD 10: BBC Radio 1 In Concert – July 1972
    1. Fanfare
    2. All White
    3. Slightly All the Time
    4. M C
    5. Drop
    6. Stumble
    7. B.O.
    8. As If
    9. Riff
    10. Gesolreut
  • CD 11: “Six” – Released in February 1973

    The live record:

    1. Fanfare
    2. All White
    3. Between
    4. Riff I
    5. 37 ½
    6. Gesolreut
    7. P.V.
    8. Lefty
    9. Stumble
    10. 5 from 13 (for Phil Seamen with Love & Thanks)
    11. Riff II

    The studio record:

    1. The Soft Weed Factor
    2. Stanley Stamp’s Gibbon Album (for B.O.)
    3. Chloe and the Pirates
    4. 1983
  • CD 12: “Seven” – Released in October 1973
    1. Nettle Bed
    2. Carol Ann
    3. Day’s Eye
    4. Bone Fire
    5. Tarabos
    6. I.S.
    7. Snodland
    8. Penny Hitch
    9. Block
    10. Down the Road
    11. The German Lesson
    12. The French Lesson
  • CD 13: BBC Sessions 1973 – 1974

    BBC Radio 1 John Peel session – 20th November 1973

    1. Stanley Stamps Gibbon Album
    2. Hazard Profile (Part 1)
    3. Sinepost
    4. Down the Road

    BBC Radio 3 Jazz in Britain session – 26th August 1974

    1. North Point
    2. The Man Who Waved at Trains
    3. Hazard Profile (Parts 1 – 4)
  • CD 14: Montreux Festival – 4th July 1974
    1. Hazard Profile
    2. The Floating World
    3. Ealing Comedy
    4. Bundles
    5. Land of the Bag Snake
    6. Joint
    7. The Man Who Waved at Trains
    8. Peff
    9. The Man Who Waved at Trains (reprise)
    10. LBO
    11. Riff II
    12. Lefty
    13. Penny Hitch (coda)
  • Blu-ray #1 – The Video vaults 1970 – 1971

    Theatre de la Musique, Paris. 2nd March 1970. Recorded for French television

    1. Eamonn Andrews
    2. Backwards
    3. Mousetrap
    4. Out-Bloody-Rageous
    5. Facelift
    6. Vocal improvisation
    7. Esther’s Nose Job / Pigling Bland

    Pop Deux 12 December 1970. The Recording of Soft Machine Fourth –

    BBC TV – Anatomy of Pop 10th January 1971

    1. Neo-Caliban Grides

    Theatre 140, Brussels 14th January 1971. Filmed for “Pop Shop” – Belgian TV

    1. Improvisation
    2. Neo-Caliban Grides
    3. Out-Bloody-Rageous
    4. Kings and Queens
    5. Teeth
    6. Pigling Bland
    7. Esther’s Nose Job (excerpt)
    8. ….It’s Nothing
    9. Mousetrap
    10. Noisette
  • Blu-ray #2: The Video vaults 1971 – 1975

    ‘Beat Club’ Radio Bremen TV Session 23rd March 1971

    1. Neo-Caliban Grides
    2. Out-Bloody-Rageous
    3. Vocal improvisation
    4. Eamonn Andrews / All White

    Berliner Jazztage Philharmonichalle, West Berlin 7th November 1971

    1. Neo Caliban Grides
    2. Slightly All The Time
    3. Drop
    4. M C
    5. Out-Bloody-Rageous
    6. As If
    7. Dark Swing
    8. Pigling Bland
    9. Esther’s Nose Job (Outro)

    Filmed 5th November 1972 at CBS Studios, London for “Emission Rockenstock”. Broadcast 30th January 1973 ORTF French Television

    1. The Soft Weed Factor
    2. LBO
    3. Gesolreut

    BBC TV – FULL HOUSE 17th February 1973. Soft Machine interviews and the band perform

    1. Gesolreut
    2. Fanfare / All White
  • Blu-ray #3: The Video Vaults 1973 – 1974

    Soft Machine & Friends ‘Jazz Workshop’. Congresszentrum, Hamburg, Germany on May 17, 1973

    1. Fanfare
    2. All White
    3. Link 1
    4. The Soft Weed Factor
    5. Link 2
    6. 37 ½
    7. Link 3
    8. Riff
    9. Stanley Stamps Gibbon Album
    10. Chloe and the Pirates
    11. Gesolreut
    12. E.P.V.
    13. Link 4
    14. Stumble
    15. One Across
    16. Riff II

    Bataclan, Paris 29th May 1973. Broadcast on “Pop Deux” – French TV 30th June 1973.

    1. Riff / Down The Road
    2. Gesolreut / Chloe And The Pirates

    Montreux Jazz Festival 4th July 1974

    1. Hazard Profile
    2. The Floating World
    3. Ealing Comedy
    4. Bundles
    5. Land of the Bag Snake
    6. Joint
    7. The Man Who Waved at Trains
    8. Peff
    9. The Man Who Waved at Trains (reprise)
    10. LBO
    11. Riff II
    12. Lefty
    13. Penny Hitch (coda)

Singer and songwriter Dolly Parton has died at the age of 80, it has been announced.

Dolly had a tremendous career spanning 60 years, initially as a songwriter in the early 1960s and then later that same decade as a performer and country music singer on The Porter Wagoner Show. She signed to RCA and Wagoner and Parton paired up successfully for a run of 12 studio albums between 1968 and 1974.

Parton’s talent as a songwriter was immense. 1973’s ‘Jolene’ saw Dolly enjoy a top 10 hit in the UK but it would be her only British hit single (the 1980 US smash ‘9 to 5’ stalled at No 47). 1974’s ‘Love is Like A Butterfly’ topped the Country charts in America but snuck into UK households via the backdoor in the late 1970s/early 80s when a version sung by Clare Torry (yes, her) was used as the theme tune for Carla Lane’s bittersweet BBC sitcom, Butterflies.

Despite a few dalliances with the mainstream pop chart – the sublime 1983 Bee Gees-penned Kenny Rogers duet, ‘Islands in the Stream’, comes to mine – it was on the US Country chart where Dolly really shone, chalking up more than 20 number one singles, including ‘I Will Always Love You’, a song made very famous by Whitney Houston in 1992 when she recorded it for the soundtrack to the film The Bodyguard.

Dolly Parton was well known for her kindness and her philanthropy, and supported many charitable efforts, particularly in the area of literacy, primarily through her Dollywood Foundation. 

Her family left this statement today:

“A rhinestone life that shone bright enough for the world to see, Dolly will forever stand as an inspiration not only through her timeless music and prolific songwriting, but also her wit, warmth, and kindness that made us all feel like family. Dolly Parton’s legacy is one of love, compassion, and resilience. With a seven-decade career, she inspired multiple generations of artists and fans with her music and an unwavering commitment to making the world a better place.

Her songs will continue to resonate with people of all ages, and her philanthropic work will have a lasting impact.”

Rest in peace, Dolly Parton. Leave your tributes and messages in the comments.

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Dire Straits’ sixth studio album, 1991’s On Every Street, will be reissued as an SDE exclusive blu-ray audio in October.

Six year’s after Brothers in Arms, the band released their final studio record which features the singles ‘Calling Elvis’, ‘Heavy Fuel’, ‘On Every Street’ and ‘The Bug’. It was No 1 in the UK and across many countries in Europe.

The SDE exclusive blu-ray audio features a brand new Dolby Atmos Mix by Dire Straits band member and longtime Mark Knopfler associate Guy Fletcher and a 2026 stereo remaster by Miles Showell. Miles has confirmed that this is non-limited audio and is the same high quality source used for a forthcoming vinyl version of this album. For those curious, On Every Street was originally mixed to DAT at a sample rate of 44.1 kHz. The blu-ray also features an instrumental version of the album in Dolby Atmos, the first time the album has ever been available in instrumental form (it’s a wonderful listen).

Audio streams on the On Every Street SDE blu-ray

• Dolby Atmos Mix (48/24)
• 2026 Stereo Remaster – non-limited (48/24)
• Dolby Atmos Instrumental Mix (48/24)

The On Every Street (Region-free) blu-ray audio is #72 in the ongoing SDE Surround Series and will be packaged similarly to previous editions (clear amaray case) and ships with a free, collectible SDE Surround Series slipcase. At the artist’s request, there may be some availability of this blu-ray on the Mark Knopfler store (without the slipcase).

The SDE blu-ray audio is TIME LIMITED release; the pre-order window closes at midnight GMT on 8 September 2026. Availability after that point cannot be guaranteed. Due to ongoing demand we are making available an extra 500 copies of the Brothers in Arms blu-ray

On Every Street is released on 16 October 2026, via UMR. The pre-order window for Roxy Music’s For Your Pleasure and The Family Silver’s Electric Blend are still open. Pre-order from the SDE shop using this link or the buttons below.

Tracklisting

On Every Street Dire Straits / SDE exclusive blu-ray

• • Dolby Atmos, Stereo, Dolby Atmos Instrumental Mix

    1. Calling Elvis 6:26
    2. On Every Street 5:04
    3. When It Comes to You 5:02
    4. Fade to Black 3:49
    5. The Bug 4:18
    6. You and Your Friend 5:59
    7. Heavy Fuel 4:57
    8. Iron Hand 3:09
    9. Ticket to Heaven 4:26
    10. My Parties 5:32
    11. Planet of New Orleans 7:47
    12. How Long 3:53

Amy Winehouse’s 2006 album Back to Black is being reissued for its 20th anniversary across various formats.

The album was a huge critical and commercial success, reaching No 1 In the UK, and going on to be the best-selling album of 2007. It’s now the second best selling album of this century in the UK (behind Adele’s 21). Lead single ‘Rehab’ was a transatlantic top 10 hit and Back to Black won ‘Best Pop Vocal Album’ at the 2008 Grammys, with Winehouse collecting a further four awards that night.

This 20th anniversary reissue campaign includes 3CD deluxe and 3LP clear vinyl editions which offer unreleased demos, rare B-sides and a live performance from Paradiso, Amsterdam (8 February 2007) from the Back To Black tour. The 3CD deluxe has eight more bonus tracks than the 3LP vinyl edition, so it’s good to see the label not limiting CDs to keep the formats consistent (as is sometimes the case).

The formats will include never-before-seen photos by original album photographers Mischa Richter and Alex Lake, plus new sleeve notes from producers and friends, Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi.

Other formats include a D2C zoetrope vinyl, Amazon single CD with alternate artwork (which seems to be via a slipcase) and coloured vinyl single LP.

Back to Back will be reissued on 23 October 2026 via UMR/Island, a few days short of the album’s original release date, which was 27 October 2006. More pre-order links coming.

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NOW Music’s Yearbook Vault series continues next month, when the spotlight falls on 1986, and songs that were minor hits, hit-adjacent or, and let’s use the word, flops.

For this release, the usual ‘Yearbook’ 4CD option of deluxe hardcover book packaging or more basic card sleeve edition, offers 77 tracks, while a 3LP coloured vinyl (purple) delivers 44 songs from the first year in the post-Live Aid era.

1986 represents an interesting 12 months, because many artists for whom having hit singles in the UK had been like falling off a log in, say, 1984, were suddenly realising that the musical landscape had shifted while they weren’t looking and in ’86 the big hits they had enjoyed were not coming quite so easily. I’m looking at you Howard Jones, Paul Young and Nik Kershaw.

This is good news for this Vault compilation, because there’s some relatively big names here, including Paul McCartney whose label EMI panicked when the experimental ‘Pretty Little Head’ FAILED TO CHART in early November of ’86 and the executives possibly had the equivalent of a COBR meeting and broke the glass on the box marked ‘Emergency Macca Ballad’. They released ‘Only Love Remains‘, barely more than a month later, and while it charted, all Paul’s efforts, including an expensive looking video (featuring ‘Professional’ Gordon Jackson) and various TV appearances (The Tube, a primetime slot on ITV) were in vain, as it peaked at 36. As with almost everything from the Press to Play album, ‘Only Love Remains’ was remixed for its single release. Vault ’86 includes the single version which has never been on CD, so that’s good (although the sax solo in the middle of the single version definitely isn’t).

Paul Young’s first single from his third solo album, 1986’s Between Two Fires, had been ‘Wonderland’. This was a song that took half an hour to get to the chorus (“don’t bore us…”, as Roxette once said) and it was his first single in the UK not to get into the top 20 since the original release of ‘Love Of The Common People’. The plan, presumably, was that ‘Some People‘ would come to the rescue! Sadly for Paul, it did even worse – much worse, peaking outside the top 40 at a lowly No 56. In fact, Vault ’86 misses the opportunity to give us a double-bill of PY non-hits, since CBS persevered with a third single, ‘Why Does A Man Have To Be Strong?’. WE DON’T CARE said the great British public and it did even worse, stalling at a miserable No 63.

Vault ’86 also reminds us that acts we know and love as ONE HIT WONDERS did actually ‘try again’; they didn’t want to be one hit wonders, after all. So yes, Belouis Some did release a few singles that weren’t ‘Imagination’ and funnily enough one of them was called ‘Some People‘! It was a very minor hit, but if history teaches us anything, it’s that 1986 was not a year to release a song called ‘Some People’. Weirdly, Belouis seemed determine to have a a hit with the word ‘Some’ in the title. He tried again in 1988 with ‘Some Girls’, then in 1993 released ‘Something She Said’ and then ‘Sometimes’. Give it a rest, mate! (none of them were hits).

‘Ed’s Funky Diner‘ was actually a great follow-up to It’s Immaterial’s ‘surprise’ hit, ‘Driving Away From Home’, and it deserved some success, but hey, Life’s Hard and Then You Die. Of course, Hollywood Beyond is the quintessential one hit wonder. ‘No More Tears‘ was the single after ‘What’s The Colour Of Money?’ and if you can’t remember how it goes, you’re not the only one. NOW gives us an opportunity to refresh our collective memories. This song peaked 40 places lower than the first single, at No 47.

Other tracks include Nik Kershaw’s ‘Nobody Knows’ (No 44) and Howard Jones’ All I Want (No 35), both artists, like Paul Young, experimenting with new producers (in Nik’s case himself!) and it not really working out. The Thompson Twins‘ ‘Nothing in Common’ wasn’t released in the UK, but it didn’t trouble the upper reaches of the American chart when it was issued there (their previous two singles had been top 10 hits Stateside).

Three singles from Sting’s brilliant The Dream of the Blue Turtles album failed to get into the UK top 40 which seems crazy, and ‘Moon Over Bourbon Street‘, when issued as the fifth 45 (A&M were probably enthused because ‘Russians’ had reached No 12) was the last of them (No 44). Sting would have to wait until 1994 before chalking up a solo UK top 10 single (‘When We Dance’).

Tears For Fears make an appearance on Vault ’86, with a song that was both the first and last single from Songs From The Big Chair: ‘Mothers Talk‘. Included here is the US Mix, not issued in the UK. In America, it reached 27 which sounds decent, until you recall that the first three singles from the album were No 1, No 1 & No 3!. Roland Orzabal told this writer that he much preferred the version re-recorded for the North American market: “I always thought we got ‘Mothers Talk’ slightly wrong. It was a bit too fast. The US version worked really well, we were happy”. There’s plenty more interesting selections on this new compilation; scroll down for full tracklistings.

NOW Yearbook Vault ’86 will be released on 18 September 2026.

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NOW Yearbook Vault ’86 Various Artists /

• 4CD set
  • CD 1
    1. Paul McCartney – Only Love Remains
    2. Eurythmics, Annie Lennox, Dave Stewart – The Miracle Of Love
    3. The Lover Speaks – No More “I Love You’s”
    4. Sting – Moon Over Bourbon Street
    5. Chris Rea – On The Beach
    6. The Bangles – If She Knew What She Wants
    7. Belinda Carlisle – Mad About You
    8. Billy Idol – To Be A Lover
    9. Daryl Hall – Dreamtime
    10. Paul Young – Some People
    11. Wax – Right Between The Eyes
    12. Nick Heyward – Goodbye Yesterday
    13. Nik Kershaw – Nobody Knows
    14. Thompson Twins – Nothing In Common
    15. Howard Jones – All I Want
    16. Ultravox – Same Old Story
    17. Belouis Some – Some People
    18. Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark – We Love You
    19. ABC – Ocean Blue
  • CD 2
    1. David Sylvian – Taking The Veil
    2. Talk Talk – Living In Another World
    3. Arcadia – The Flame
    4. John Taylor – I Do What I Do (Theme for 9 1/2 Weeks)
    5. China Crisis – Arizona Sky
    6. It’s Immaterial – Ed’s Funky Diner
    7. The Mission – Stay With Me
    8. The Jesus And Mary Chain – Some Candy Talking
    9. Siouxsie And The Banshees – Candyman
    10. Cocteau Twins – Love’s Easy Tears
    11. Mint Juleps – Only Love Can Break Your Heart
    12. Everything But The Girl – Come On Home
    13. Sandie Shaw – Are You Ready To Be Heartbroken?
    14. Big Audio Dynamite – C’Mon Every Beatbox
    15. The Stranglers – Always The Sun
    16. The Housemartins – Sheep
    17. Fine Young Cannibals – Funny How Love Is
    18. The Blow Monkeys – Wicked Ways
    19. Simply Red – Jericho
    20. Elton John – Cry To Heaven
  • CD 3
    1. The Communards – Disenchanted
    2. Bronski Beat – C’mon! C’mon!
    3. Yello – Goldrush
    4. Grace Jones – I’m Not Perfect (But I’m Perfect For You)
    5. Aretha Franklin – Another Night
    6. Chaka Khan – Love Of A Lifetime
    7. Cameo – Candy
    8. Hollywood Beyond – No More Tears
    9. El DeBarge – Who’s Johnny
    10. Matt Bianco – Dancing In The Street
    11. Carmel – Sally
    12. Dee C. Lee – Come Hell Or Waters High
    13. Maxi Priest – Strollin’ On
    14. UB40 – All I Want To Do
    15. Loose Ends – Slow Down
    16. Ruby Turner featuring Jonathan Butler – If You’re Ready (Come Go With Me)
    17. Billy Ocean – Love Zone
    18. Lionel Richie – Love Will Conquer All
    19. Gloria Estefan – Words Get In The Way
  • CD 4
    1. Tears For Fears – Mothers Talk (U.S. Remix)
    2. Wang Chung – Everybody Have Fun Tonight
    3. Stacey Q – Two Of Hearts
    4. Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam (with Full Force) – All Cried Out
    5. The Fixx – Secret Separation
    6. The Outfield – Your Love
    7. Glass Tiger – Don’t Forget Me (When I’m Gone)
    8. Pat Benatar – Le Bel Age
    9. Heart – Nothin’ At All
    10. Boston – Amanda
    11. Don Johnson – Heartbeat
    12. Meat Loaf – Rock ‘N’ Roll Mercenaries
    13. ZZ Top – Stages
    14. Mr. Mister – Is It Love
    15. Huey Lewis & The News – Hip To Be Square
    16. The Moody Blues – Your Wildest Dreams
    17. Mike + The Mechanics – All I Need Is A Miracle
    18. Billy Joel – A Matter Of Trust
    19. Bruce Springsteen – War (Live at LA Coliseum)
• 3LP vinyl Purple coloured vinyl
  • LP 1

    Side A

    1. Paul McCartney – Only Love Remains
    2. Eurythmics, Annie Lennox, Dave Stewart – The Miracle Of Love
    3. Billy Idol – To Be A Lover
    4. Tears For Fears – Mothers Talk (U.S. Remix)
    5. Wang Chung – Everybody Have Fun Tonight
    6. Bronski Beat – C’mon! C’mon!
    7. The Communards – Disenchanted

    Side B

    1. David Sylvian – Taking The Veil
    2. Talk Talk – Living In Another World
    3. Arcadia – The Flame
    4. John Taylor – I Do What I Do (Theme for 9 1/2 Weeks)
    5. Grace Jones – I’m Not Perfect (But I’m Perfect For You)
    6. Yello – Goldrush
    7. Big Audio Dynamite – C’Mon Every Beatbox
  • LP 2

    Side A

    1. Bruce Springsteen – War (Live at LA Coliseum, Los Angeles, CA – September 1985)
    2. Mike + The Mechanics – All I Need Is A Miracle
    3. The Bangles – If She Knew What She Wants
    4. Chris Rea – On The Beach
    5. Sting – Moon Over Bourbon Street
    6. Carmel – Sally
    7. Matt Bianco – Dancing In The Street
    8. The Housemartins – Sheep

    Side B

    1. Cocteau Twins – Love’s Easy Tears
    2. Siouxsie And The Banshees – Candyman
    3. The Stranglers – Always The Sun
    4. Sandie Shaw – Are You Ready To Be Heartbroken?
    5. Everything But The Girl – Come On Home
    6. Fine Young Cannibals – Funny How Love Is
    7. ABC – Ocean Blue
    8. Nick Heyward – Goodbye Yesterday
  • LP 3

    Side A

    1. Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark – We Love You
    2. Howard Jones – All I Want
    3. Ultravox – Same Old Story
    4. Nik Kershaw – Nobody Knows
    5. Paul Young – Some People
    6. Dee C. Lee – Come Hell Or Waters High
    7. Elton John – Cry To Heaven

    Side B

    1. Billy Joel – A Matter Of Trust
    2. Daryl Hall – Dreamtime
    3. Belinda Carlisle – Mad About You
    4. Heart – Nothin’ At All
    5. Pat Benatar – Le Bel Age
    6. Aretha Franklin – Another Night
    7. Lionel Richie – Love Will Conquer All