Reaching to the Converted
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| Compilation album by Billy Bragg | ||||
| Released | August 1999 | |||
| Genre | Rock folk | |||
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Reaching to the Converted is an album by Billy Bragg released in August 1999. It is a collection of B-sides and rarities that spans Billy's entire career. It includes variations on old favorites, such as "Greetings to the New Brunette" (retitled "Shirley") and "Walk Away Renee".
The original album cover has the subtitle "(Minding The Gaps)".
[edit] Track listing
- "Shirley" (Billy Bragg)
- "Sulk" (Words by Billy Bragg, Music by Billy Bragg & Cara Tivey)
- "Accident Waiting to Happen" (Red Star Version) (Billy Bragg)
- "The Boy Done Good" (Words by Billy Bragg, Music by Johnny Marr)
- "Heart Like a Wheel" (Anna McGarrigle)
- "Bad Penny" (Billy Bragg)
- "Ontario, Quebec and Me" (Billy Bragg)
- "Walk Away Renee" (Version) (Music by Mike Lookofsky, Toby Sansome, Bob Calilli, Monologue Billy Bragg)
- "Rule Nor Reason" (Billy Bragg)
- "Days Like These" (UK Version) (Billy Bragg)
- "Think Again" (Dick Gaughan)
- "Scholarship Is the Enemy of Romance" (Billy Bragg)
- "Wishing the Days Away" (Ballad Version) (Billy Bragg)
- "The Tatler" (Ry Cooder, Russ Titleman)
- "Jeane" (Stephen Morrissey & Johnny Marr)
- "She's Leaving Home" (John Lennon & Paul McCartney)
- "I Don't Need This Pressure Ron" (Billy Bragg)
[edit] Song details
"Shirley" - Previously unreleased version of "Greetings to the New Brunette", recorded in 1992.
- Billy Bragg - Vocals
- Johnny Marr - Everything else
"Sulk" & "Accident Waiting to Happen" - B & A-side GO! Discs [U.K.] #67 (2/92).
- Billy Bragg - vocal, guitar
- Wiggy - lead guitar
- Cara Tivey - vocal, keyboards
- Nigel Frydman - bass
- Rob Allum - drums
"The Boy Done Good" - A-side of Cooking Vinyl [U.K.] #064 (5/97)
- Billy Bragg - vocal
- Cara Tivey - keyboards
- Jody Linscott - percussion
- Lorrain Bowen - backing vocal
- Johnny Marr - everything else
"Heart Like a Wheel" - B-side of "You Woke Up My Neighbourhood" GO! Discs [U.K.] #60 (8/91)
- Billy Bragg - vocal
- Cara Tivey - vocal, keyboards
"Bad Penny" - B-side of "Sexuality" GO! Discs [U.K.] #56 (6/91)
- Billy Bragg - vocal, guitar
- Wiggy - Guitar
- Amanda Vincent - piano
- Andy Hobson - bass
- J.F.T. Hood - drums
- Kirsty MacColl - backing vocal
"Ontario, Quebec and Me" - B-side of "You Woke Up My Neighbourhood" GO! Discs [U.K.] #60 (8/91)
- Billy Bragg - vocal, guitar
"Walk Away Renee" - B-side of "Levi Stubbs Tears" GO! Discs [U.K.] #12 (6/86)
- Billy Bragg - monologue
- Johnny Marr - acoustic guitar
"Rule Nor Reason" - B-Side of "Upfield" Cooking Vinyl [U.K.] #051 (9/96)
- Billy Bragg - vocal, guitar
- Cara Tivey - harmonium
"Days Like These" (UK Version) - A-side GO! Discs [U.K.] #8 (12/85)
- Billy Bragg - vocal, guitar
"Think Again" - B-side of "Levi Stubbs Tears" GO! Discs [U.K.] #12 (6/86)
- Billy Bragg - vocal, acoustic & electric guitars
- Kenny Jones - guitar
- John Porter - mandolin
"Scholarship Is the Enemy of Romance" - B-side of "Days Like These" GO! Discs [U.K.] #8 (12/85)
- Billy Bragg - guitar, vocal
"Wishing the Days Away" (Ballad Version) - B-side of "Waiting for the Great Leap Forward" GO! Discs [U.K.] #23 (8/88)
- Billy Bragg - vocal
- Cara Tivey - keyboards
"The Tatler" & "Jeane" - B-side of "Greetings to the New Brunette" GO! Discs [U.K.] #15 (11/86)
- Billy Bragg - vocal, guitar
"She's Leaving Home" - A-side of ChildLine [U.K.] #1 (5/88)
- Billy Bragg - Vocal
- Cara Tivey - vocal, piano, recorders
"I Don't Need This Pressure Ron" (Billy Bragg) - B-side of "Days Like These" GO! Discs [U.K.] #8 (12/85)
- Billy Bragg - vocal
- Robert Handley - vocal
[edit] References
All information is from album liner notes unless otherwise noted. [1]
- ^ Reaching the Converted,Billy Bragg, Rhino R2 75962 (1999) CD
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