Label:
Edsel
Format:
CD Box Sets
Release Date:
23/07/2021
Cat no:
EDSL0084
Barcode:
740155728434
Genre:
Alternative/Indie,
Pop,
Rock
Various Artists
Gary Crowley’s Lost 80s Vol. 2 (4CD)
Gary Crowley’s Lost 80s Vol. 2 (4CD)
Various Artists
- The Style Council – Mick’s Up
- Working Week – Venceremos (We Will Win) [Album version]
- Weekend – Summerdays
- Marine Girls – On My Mind
- Dolly Mixture – Everything And More
- Tracie – (I Love You) When You Sleep
- Altered Images – Thinking About You
- Madness – Keep Moving
- Swing Out Sister – Blue Mood
- The Blow Monkeys – Forbidden Fruit
- Screen 3 – Come Into My Jungle
- The Monochrome Set – Jacob’s Ladder
- The Friday Club – Window Shopping
- Elvis Costello And The Attractions – From A Whisper To A Scream
- The Undertones – Save Me
- Fine Young Cannibals – Blue
- Pressure Point – Mellow Moods
- Dee C. Lee – The Paris Match
- Nick Heyward – Café Canada
- The Higsons – I Don’t Want To Live With Monkeys
- The Waitresses – I Know What Boys Like
- Polecats – Make A Circuit With Me
- APB – Shoot You Down
- Bananarama – No Feelings
- Ellen Foley – Torchlight
- Theatre Of Hate – The Hop
- Heaven 17 – Play to Win
- Leisure Process – Love Cascade [12” version]
- Barry Reynolds – I Scare Myself
- Shake Shake! – Shake Shake!
- Nick Heyward – When It Started To Begin
- In Embrace – Your Heaven Scent (Plays Hell With Me)
- Stephen ‘Tin Tin’ Duffy – Icing On The Cake
- This Island Earth – Take Me To The Fire
- The Kane Gang – Respect Yourself
- Klaxon 5 – Hothouse
- The Untouchables – Free Yourself
- Rico and The Special AKA – Jungle Music
- Kid Creole and The Coconuts – Latin Music
- Linx – Throw Away The Key
- Funkapolitan – As The Time Goes By
- B.E.F. featuring Billy MacKenzie – The Secret Life Of Arabia
- Blancmange – Feel Me [Extended 12” Version]
- The B-52’s – Legal Tender
- Wide Boy Awake – Slang Teacher
- The Children Of 7 – Solidarity
- Blue Rondo A La Turk – Coco
- Steve Walsh – Letters Of Love
- Animal Nightlife – Native Boy [’83 Dennis Bovell Remix]
- World’s Famous Supreme Team – Hey! DJ [7” version]
- Paul Blake and The Blood Fire Posse – Rub-A-Dub Soldier
- The Staple Singers – Life During Wartime
- Sade – Why Can’t We Live Together
- The Human League – Hard Times
- Medium Medium – Hungry, So Angry
- Spoonie Gee With The Sequence – Monster Jam
- Thompson Twins – In The Name Of Love [12” Dance Extension]
- General Saint and Clint Eastwood – Another One Bites The Dust [12” Version]
- Kurtis Blow – The Breaks
- The Valentine Brothers – Money’s Too Tight To Mention [12” version]
- Treacherous Three – Yes We Can-Can
- General Public - Tenderness [Special Dance Mix]
- Win – You’ve Got The Power [U.S. Dance Mix]
- Colourbox featuring Lorita Grahame– Baby I Love You So [12” Version]
- Big Audio Dynamite – Medicine Show [12” Remix]
About this release
The follow up the successful ‘Gary Crowley’s Lost 80s’ released in 2019.
“I count myself incredibly lucky when I think back to my 1980’s. A lot of those bands and artists that resonated with me during that time are featured on this, our sequel to our first Lost 80s collection, which we have inspiringly titled “GC Lost 80s Two”! I must be honest and say as soon as I delivered the track listing for the first compilation, I already had a selection in mind for a sequel (if ever I was asked by those cool folks at Demon). Thankfully, they asked…and this is it.” Gary Crowley.
65 tracks compiled and themed by Gary Crowley disc by disc. Many of these tracks are rare and hard to find having not appeared on CD before. The better-known artists appearing here are represented by some of their lesser-known (‘lost’) tracks. Presented as a 4CD media book and including a 32-page book. Includes an introduction and track-by-track notes by Gary Crowley, plus memories of the era from Mick Talbot (The Style Council), Corinne Drewery (Swing Out Sister), Dr Robert (The Blow Monkeys) Glenn Gregory (Heaven 17) Andy Polaris (Animal Nightlife) and more.
“Expect a selection of not only the bigger names with some of their ‘lost’ gems, but also a raft of lesser-known artists. Many of the latter came nowhere near the mainstream but most certainly (IMHO) deserve another chance to shine under the spotlight. It was such a diverse and eclectic time for music, hopefully this box set mirrors that.” Gary Crowley.