The Best of Liverpool Express
The Best of Liverpool Express | ||||
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Greatest hits album by Liverpool Express | ||||
Released | August 2002 | |||
Recorded | 1975–1979, 1983, 2002 D.J.M Studios, London Olympic Studios, London Errigal Studios, California | |||
Genre | Rock, pop | |||
Label | Every Man Records, Townsend | |||
Producer | Roger Scott Craig & Billy Kinsley | |||
Liverpool Express chronology | ||||
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Singles from The Best of Liverpool Express | ||||
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The Best of Liverpool Express is a greatest hits compilation album by Liverpool Express, released in August 2002. It features all the band's hit recordings, and one new song, "John George Ringo & Paul" - a tribute to The Beatles.
Track listing
- "You Are My Love" (Roger Craig, Billy Kinsley)
- "Dreamin" (Craig, Kinsley)
- "Margie" (Kinsley)
- "Take It Easy With My Heart" (Kinsley)
- "Every Man Must Have a Dream" (Craig, Kinsley, Tony Coates)
- "I Want Nobody But You" (Kinsley)
- "It's a Beautiful Day" (Craig, Kinsley)
- "Julian the Hooligan" (Craig, Kinsley, Coates)
- "So Here I Go Again" (Kinsley)
- "John George Ringo & Paul" (Craig)
- "Smile" (Craig, Kinsley)
- "So What" (Kinsley, Kenny Parry)
- "Last Train Home" (Kinsley)
- "Hold Tight" (Craig, Kinsley)
- "Never Be the Same Boy" (Craig, Kinsley)
- "Don't Stop the Music" (Kinsley)
Personnel
- Liverpool Express
- Billy Kinsley – lead, harmony and backing vocals, bass guitar, acoustic guitar
- Tony Coates – lead, harmony, and backing vocals, rhythm guitar, lead
- Kenny Parry – lead, harmony, and backing vocals, rhythm guitar, lead ("So What")
- Roger Scott Craig – harmony and backing vocals, piano
- Dave Goldberg – harmony and backing vocals, piano ("So What")
- Derek Cashin – harmony and backing vocals, drums
- Pete Kircher – harmony and backing vocals, drums ("Take It Easy With My Heart", "I Want Nobody But You")
- Brian Rawling – harmony and backing vocals, drums ("So What")
External links
- Official Website
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- Billy Kinsley
- Kenny Parry
- Dave Goldberg
- Adam Goldberg
- Roger Scott Craig
- Tony Coates
- Derek Cashin
- John Ryan
- Kenny Mundye
- Pete Kircher
- Brian Rawling
- Phil Chittick
- Ian Stirrat
- Tracks (1976)
- Dreamin' (1978)
- L.E.X. (1979)
- Once Upon a Time (2003)
- The Best of Liverpool Express (2002)
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