Stay is the tenth and final studio album from British pop group Simply Red. It was released on March 12, 2007 in the UK and entered the official charts at #4. The song most popular and played on radios is "So Not Over You".
[edit] Track listing
- "The World and You Tonight" 3:33
- "So Not Over You" 3:50
- "Stay" 3:04
- "They Don't Know" 3:40
- "Oh! What a Girl!" 3:51
- "Good Times Have Done Me Wrong" 5:20
- "Debris" 4:52
- "Lady" 5:00
- "Money TV" 4:05
- "The Death of the Cool" 3:26
- "Little Englander" 3:06
[edit] Singles
- "Oh! What a Girl!" (September 2006)
- "So Not Over You" (5 March 2007)
- "Stay" (28 May 2007) ("Stay" received popular Club Mixes from 7th Heaven.)
- "The World and You Tonight" (November 2007)
[edit] End of year charts
| Year |
Country |
Chart |
Rank |
| 2007 |
Germany |
IFPI |
#92 |
[edit] Musicians
By this point in the band's career, "Simply Red" was essentially a trade name for Mick Hucknall, who appeared to be the only permanent member of the group. The Stay album credits simply list the musicians who played on the album in alphabetical order, with no listing of what instruments they may have played, or which tracks they may have played on. Credited musicians are:
- Dave Bloor
- Sarah Brown
- Anthea Clarke
- Dave Clayton
- Gavin Goldberg
- Simon Hale
- Geoff Holyrode
- Mark Jaimes
- Dee Johnson
- Jilly Johnson
- John Johnson
- Ian Kirkham
- Pete Lewinson
- Steve Lewinson
- Chris De Margary
- Jim McWiliam
- Willie Fister
- Patirck Murdock
- Kevin Robinson
- Danny Saxon
- Morton Schjolin
- Kenji Suzuki
- Andy Wright
- The London Session Orchestra, led by Gavin Wright
Oddly, Hucknall does not appear on the album's list of musicians.
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