UMG - The Style Council - Best Of - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

All tracks have been digitally remastered and they are the original singles versions as opposed to some remixes used on earlier compilations. Album Tracks 1. Speak Like a Child 2. Money Go Round 3. Long Hot Summer 4. Solid Bond in Your Heart 5. My Ever Changing Moods 6. You're the Best Thing 7. Big Boss Groove 8. Shout to the Top 9. Walls Come Tumbling Down 10. Come to Milton Keynes 11. Lodgers 12. Have You Ever Had It Blue 13. It Didn't Matter 14. Waiting 15. Wanted 16. Life at Top Peoples Health Farm 17. How She Threw It All Away 18. Promised Land

Import only compilation featuring 18 tracks including, 'You're the Best Thing', 'Shout to the Top', 'My Ever Changing Moods', 'Head start for Happiness' and many more! Universal. Guitarist/vocalist Paul Weller broke up the Jam, the most popular British band of the early '80s, at the height of their success in 1982 because he was dissatisfied with their musical direction. Weller wanted to incorporate more elements of soul, R&B, and jazz into his songwriting, which is something he felt his punk-oriented bandmates were incapable of performing. In order to pursue this musical direction, he teamed up in 1983 with keyboardist Mick Talbot, a former member of the mod revival band the Merton Parkas. Together, Weller and Talbot became The Style Council - other musicians were added according to what kind of music the duo were performing. With The Style Council, the underlying intellectual pretensions that ran throughout Weller's music came to the forefront. Spectrum. Album Tracks 1. You're the Best Thing 2. Shout to the Top 3. My Ever Changing Moods 4. The Whole Point of No Return 5. Headstart for Happiness 6. A Stones Throw Away 7. Blood Sports 8. It's a Very Deep Sea 9. The Paris Match 10. Changing of the Guard 11. Luck 12. The Boy Who Cried Wolf 13. Heres One That Got Away 14. All Gone Away 15. When You Call Me 16. A Casual Affair 17. Long Hot Summer 18. A Solid Bond in Your Heart

Detroit garage-rock trio the Henchmen have been in business since many of the current spate of Garage rockers were still in short pants. In other words, they've been cool since long before garage-rock became cool again. And they've done it by following the most important rule of garage keep it simple. With only a drum kit, guitar and Farfisa Organ (played by Mike Latulippe, Tim Purrier and John Szymanski, respectively), the Henchmen prove that straight forward, fun rock 'n' roll will never go out of style. Album Tracks 1. Messed Up My Brain 2. Iron Pimp 3. Claude's Remains 4. Wild Wild Lover 5. Aladdin's Castle 6. Worry Converter 7. Bottled Up 8. On My Way Home 9. Accusatory 10. Old Enough to Drive 11. Knocking at My Door 12. No Jukebox Hits