DEACON BLUE - WHEN THE WORLD KNOWS YOUR NAME - Vinyl LP - CBS - 1989 - VG (2527)
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DEACON BLUE - WHEN THE WORLD KNOWS YOUR NAME - Vinyl LP - CBS - 1989 - VG (2527)
Deacon Blue's When the World Knows Your Name is the Scottish band's second studio album, released on April 3, 1989. This album marked a significant milestone in their career, as it achieved commercial success and critical acclaim, reaching No. 1 on the UK Albums Chart. The album blends pop, rock, and sophisti-pop elements, showcasing the band's knack for crafting melodic and emotionally resonant songs.
Tracklist
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Queen of the New Year – A lively and celebratory opener co-written by Ricky Ross and James Prime, featuring bodhrán and fiddle for a Celtic-inspired touch.
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Wages Day – A catchy and upbeat track with reflective lyrics about life's struggles and rewards.
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Real Gone Kid – One of the band's most iconic songs, this energetic track became their first Top 10 hit in the UK Singles Chart.
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Love and Regret – A heartfelt ballad with harmonica contributions by Mark Feltham, exploring themes of longing and heartbreak.
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Circus Lights – A melodic and introspective piece with lush arrangements.
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This Changing Light – Co-written by Ricky Ross and James Prime, this track features a reflective and atmospheric sound.
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Sad Loved Girl – A brief and poignant interlude with emotional depth.
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Fergus Sings the Blues – A soulful and rhythmic track co-written by Ross and Prime, featuring brass arrangements and a memorable chorus.
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The World Is Lit By Lightning – A dynamic and evocative song with layered instrumentation.
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Silhouette – A smooth and melodic track with a contemplative tone.
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One Hundred Things – A rhythmic and upbeat piece with catchy hooks.
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Your Constant Heart – A soulful and heartfelt track with harmonica and sequenced arrangements.
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Orphans – A reflective closing track co-written by Ricky Ross and Ewen Vernal, featuring a stripped-down arrangement.
Production and Artwork
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Recording: The album was recorded at multiple studios, including The Chapel in Lincolnshire and Air Studios in London. The production features a polished and sophisticated sound, blending live instrumentation with studio techniques.
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Producers: Warne Livesey produced most of the album, with additional production by David Kahne and the band themselves. Bob Clearmountain mixed several tracks, ensuring a high-quality and cohesive sound.
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Artwork: The album cover features a striking and artistic design, reflecting the band's creative and eclectic image.
Legacy
When the World Knows Your Name solidified Deacon Blue's place in the music scene, producing five hit singles: "Real Gone Kid," "Wages Day," "Fergus Sings the Blues," "Love and Regret," and "Queen of the New Year." These tracks resonated with audiences for their relatable themes and memorable melodies. The album's success extended beyond the UK, earning the band a loyal international following.
In 2012, the album was reissued as a deluxe remastered edition, featuring bonus material and a DVD with music videos, offering fans a deeper dive into this classic record.
This album remains a beloved entry in Deacon Blue's discography, celebrated for its emotional depth and musical craftsmanship.
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