"Ups & Downs" de STEPHEN TINTIN DUFFY vai ser reeditado

O álbum "Ups&Downs" de STEPHEN "TINTIN" DUFFY vai ser reeditado, ao fim de imenso tempo de ausência das prateleiras das lojas. Este reedição vai ter selo da Cherry Pop, a nova divisão da Cherry Red, que se tem encarregado da reedição de vários clássicos dos 80's. Depois do álbum dos Red Box, chega agora a vez de "Ups&Downs" de Stephen Duffy. Como de costume, o CD vem com extras, alguns pela primeira vez neste formato, mas tem um grande "se não". Ao contrário do que hoje se deseja, há editoras que insistem em passar para CD determinados álbuns, mas alterando-lhes o artwork original. O que, como disse antes, nos dias que vivemos, é um completo disparate. O comprador de discos, é cada vez mais um coleccionador e não um comprador casual. Mais ainda, quando se trata de discos antigos, que estão a ser recuperados para o mercado.

Deixando de lado esse reparo, aqui fica o alinhamento deste CD, que vai chegar ás lojas a 27 de Novembro:

TRACK LISTING:
Kiss Me
She Makes Me Quiver
A Masterpiece
But Is It Art?
Wednesday Jones (Dixie)
Icing On The Cake
The Darkest Blues
Be There
Believe In Me
The World At Large Alone (Remix)

Bonus Tracks
Kiss Me (1982) (Unidentified Bob Lamb Mix)
Holes In My Shoes
Loves Duet
Baby Impossible (Previously Unreleased)
In This Twilight
Little Lost Boy (Previously Unreleased)
Broken Home

Released 27/11/08. Stephen Duffy s Platinum selling debut album from 1985, featuring the International hit singles Kiss Me and Icing On The Cake This long overdue expanded edition features newly created artwork, a brand new introduction by Stephen, a vintage interview from 1985, plus 9 additional tracks, consisting of rare b-sides and 4 previously unreleased tracks and alternative mixes including the much sought after original version of Kiss Me .

Stephen was a founder member and lead singer of Duran Duran along with Nick Rhodes and John Taylor. He left before Simon Le Bon joined and the ensuing international superstardom of the Duranies. Stephen went on to form the band Tin Tin with Mulligan and Dik Davies of Fashion, Andy "Stoker" Growcott of Dexys Midnight Runners and producer Bob Lamb. They released the first version of Kiss Me through Sire Records, topping the U.S. club charts in 1982 with the band headlining gigs in New York with support from fellow label artist Madonna. Stephen went solo in 1983, releasing this, his debut album in 1985 which was the first of a string of successful solo albums using his trademark smooth vocals and catchy melodies. Stephen later shunned the world of pop to form the critically acclaimed folk group The Lilac Time and the Brit-Pop friendly Duffy.