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Celebrate It Together: Very Best Of Howard Jones
Artist:
Howard Jones
Format: CD
New: Not in stock
Wish
Formats and Editions
1. New Song
2. What Is Love? (Single Version)
3. Hide and Seek (Single Version)
4. Pearl in the Shell
5. Like to Get to Know You Well
6. Things Can Only Get Better
7. Look Mama
8. Life in One Day
9. No One Is to Blame (Single Version)
10. All I Want
11. You Know I Love You.Don't You?
12. Everlasting Love
13. The Prisoner
14. Lift Me Up
15. I Don't Hate You
16. Collective Heartbeat (Havana Version)
17. Angels and Lovers (Single Mix)
18. Tomorrow Is Now
19. Lazarus (Live at Siyan)
20. Hero in Your Eyes
21. Formed By the Stars
22. Back in Your Life Again
23. If You Love
24. Will You Still Be There
25. Tears to Tell
26. Blue
27. City Song
28. Things Can Only Get Better (Cedric Gervais Featuring Howard Jones) (Radio Edit)
29. The One to Love You (Howard Jones ; BT) (Lifelike UK Radio Remix)
30. The Human Touch
31. Revolution of the Heart (Album Version)
32. You're the Buddha
33. New Song (2023 Elephant Talk Remix)
34. Celebrate It Together (Lifelike Radio Edit)
35. Stay with Me (Album Version)
More Info:
To celebrate the 40th anniversary of his recorded music career, Cherry Red releases a brand new 'Very Best Of' compilation to mark this momentous occasion. This deluxe 2CD digipack contains 35 remastered tracks. Featuring a comprehensive collection of hit singles, remixes, key album tracks, alternative and live versions. Packaged in a deluxe digipak featuring brand new photos of Howard. Includes a previously unreleased track and a further three tracks previously unreleased on CD. With a 12-page fully illustrated booklet containing brand new photos plus a brand new sleevenote where Howard in conversation with Anil Prasad reflecting upon the 40 years of his recorded music career. For his 40th anniversary, Howard wanted to create a truly unique collection. 'Celebrate It Together - The Very Best Of Howard Jones 1983-2023' is the first anthology that looks at his entire catalogue, from the original version of 'New Song', all the way to a 2023 Elephant Talk remix of it that recasts it within a modern electronica context. It includes songs from his classic Warner Music-era catalogue, as well as work from his independent Dtox label.
