Don’t Give Up On Us: The Very Best Of David Soul
David Soul
Don’t Give Up On Us: The Very Best Of David Soul
David Soul

Release information
Release information
Label: Music Club Deluxe • Format: CD • Date: 29/11/2010 Cat#: MCDLX134 • Barcode: 5014797671348 • Genre: Easy Listening, PopTrack Listing
- Don’t Give Up On Us
- Silver Lady
- Going In With My Eyes Open
- Let’s Have A Quiet Night In
- It Sure Brings Out The Love In Your Eyes
- Can’t We Just Sit Down And Talk It Over
- Seem To Miss So Much
- Kristofer David
- Topanga
- Landlord
- Bird On A Wire
- Playing To An Audience Of One
- I Wish I Was...
- Ex Lover
- 1927 Kansas City
- Black Bean Soup
- Rider
- Tomorrow Child
- Nobody But A Fool or A Preacher
- Tattler
- Hooray For Hollywood
- Surrender To Me
- Beachwood Blues
- Troubadour
- Fool For Love
- Goodbye Gatsby
- You’re A Woman Now
- Piper
- Fools For Each Other
- Simple Man
- Waking Up Alone
- The Best Days Of My Life
- How Can You Tell That You Got It
- That’s Enough For Me
- I Drink
- Mean Old Woman
- Dance With Life
- Tearing The Good Things Down
- Come To Me
- Our Lives
- By The Devil I Was Tempted
- The Wall
About this release
Well known for his role as Kenneth ‘Hutch’ Hutchinson in television programme Starsky & Hutch, David Soul also carved out a very successful singing career, utilizing another of his many talents. He is knownthroughout the world for being an actor, director, producer, singer/songwriter, concert performer and social activist.
As a musical artist, the 70s heart-throb has recorded five albums: David Soul (1976) #2, Playing To An Audience Of One (1978) #8, Band Of Friends (1980), The Best Days Of My Life (1982) and Leave A Light On (1998).
Soul has several number one international hits, Don’t Give Up On Us (1976) and Silver Lady (1977) and has placed three others in the top 12 in the U.K. With his band, Soul has toured extensively in the US, the UK, the Far East and South America and has performed sold-out concerts at the Greek Theatre in L.A., Radio City Music Hall in New York, The Sports Palace in Monte Carlo, The Festival Hall in London as well as a Royal Command Performance to honour the Queen’s Jubilee 1977.