Sharleen Spiteri and co will travel across the country in support of their 35+ year catalogue, starting in Leeds on September 6 and playing through September 14 with a homecoming gig in Glasgow.
The track – written by Dan Penn and Spooner Oldham, and produced by Oldham in Muscle Shoals – is the second unreleased song to be taken from the compilation, after the original After All.
Sharleen Spiteri and co will play two extra matinee shows in Glasgow and Edinburgh in July as part of the run of live dates, celebrating their brand new retrospective release.
The new retrospective from Sharleen Spiteri and co celebrates their career to date, from debut single I Don’t Want A Lover through to their 2021 album, ‘Hi’.
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Lifted from ‘The Very Best Of 1989 – 2023’, the stomping single is one of two new recordings featured on the 24-song LP, out June 16.
Clocking in at 24 songs, ‘The Very Best Of 1989 – 2023’ features selections from the group’s entire career, including classic hits like I Don’t Want A Lover, Summer Son, Halo, Say What You Want, and Inner Smile.
The pair will join previously-announced headliner Elton John, who will close out the weekend-long event’s Sunday night billing.
Filmed in the lobby of the Fife Arms in Braemar, Aberdeenshire, where both were staying ahead of Hogmanay, the Texas star and national treasure appear to be having a ball.
Texas are back with Hi – the title track and lead single from their forthcoming 10th studio album. The Sharleen Spiteri-fronted group returned just before Christmas with the surprise release
Sharleen Spiteri and co will travel across the country in support of their 35+ year catalogue, starting in Leeds on September 6 and playing through September 14 with a homecoming gig in Glasgow.
The track – written by Dan Penn and Spooner Oldham, and produced by Oldham in Muscle Shoals – is the second unreleased song to be taken from the compilation, after the original After All.
Sharleen Spiteri and co will play two extra matinee shows in Glasgow and Edinburgh in July as part of the run of live dates, celebrating their brand new retrospective release.
The new retrospective from Sharleen Spiteri and co celebrates their career to date, from debut single I Don’t Want A Lover through to their 2021 album, ‘Hi’.
Lifted from ‘The Very Best Of 1989 – 2023’, the stomping single is one of two new recordings featured on the 24-song LP, out June 16.
Clocking in at 24 songs, ‘The Very Best Of 1989 – 2023’ features selections from the group’s entire career, including classic hits like I Don’t Want A Lover, Summer Son, Halo, Say What You Want, and Inner Smile.
The pair will join previously-announced headliner Elton John, who will close out the weekend-long event’s Sunday night billing.
Filmed in the lobby of the Fife Arms in Braemar, Aberdeenshire, where both were staying ahead of Hogmanay, the Texas star and national treasure appear to be having a ball.
Texas are back with Hi – the title track and lead single from their forthcoming 10th studio album. The Sharleen Spiteri-fronted group returned just before Christmas with the surprise release
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