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Hue and Cry discography
Studio albums13
Live albums4
Compilation albums4
Video albums2
Music videos14
Singles22
Soundtrack albums5

The following is a comprehensive discography of the Scottish pop duo Hue and Cry.[1]

Albums

Studio albums

Released Title Peak chart position
1987 Seduced and Abandoned UK: 22
1988 Remote UK: 10
1991 Stars Crash Down UK: 10
1992 Truth and Love UK: 33
1994 Showtime!
1995 Piano & Voice
1996 JazzNotJazz
1999 Next Move
2008 Open Soul Scotland: 42
2009 Xmasday
2012 Hot Wire
2014 Remote: Major to Minor
2015 September Songs
2017 Pocketful of Stones[2]

Note: Whilst not strictly a Hue and Cry album, Stranger Things Have Happened (1996) by "The Prodigal Sons" features Greg Kane and Harvey J Goldberg.

Live albums

Released Title Peak chart position
1989 Bitter Suite UK: 8
1999 Live '99
2010 Bitter Suite, Again
2011 Glasgow Kiss Live Weekend

Compilation albums

Released Title Peak chart position
1993 Labours of Love – The Best of Hue and Cry UK: 27
1995 The Best of Hue and Cry
2009 The Collection
2012 A's & B's

Singles & EPs

Year Single Peak positions Album
UK
[3]
IRE NED
[4]
1986 "Here Comes Everybody" Non-album single
"I Refuse" 85 Seduced and Abandoned
1987 "Labour of Love" 6 6 68
"Strength to Strength" 46 27
1988 "I Refuse" (reissue) 47
"Ordinary Angel" 42 Remote
1989 "Looking for Linda" 15
"Violently" EP 21
"Sweet Invisibility" 55
"Peaceful Face" 83 Non-album single
1991 "My Salt Heart" 47 Stars Crash Down
"Long Term Lovers of Pain" EP 48
"She Makes a Sound"
1992 "Profoundly Yours" 74 Truth and Love
1993 "Labour of Love" [Re-mix] 25 22 Labours of Love - The Best of Hue and Cry
1994 "Just Say You Love Me" 99 Showtime!
"Cynical"
1996 "All True Man" JazzNotJazz
2008 "The Last Stop" Open Soul
2009 "Fireball"
"Headin' For a Fall"
"Players of Games" / "Two Little Boys" Xmasday
2012 "Duty to the Debtor" Hot Wire
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released.

Video

Releases

Released Title
1989 Whipping Up a Storm
Bitter Suite
2010 Bitter Suite, Again

Music videos

  • "I Refuse" [Route 88 version]
  • "I Refuse" [Bitter Suite version]
  • "Labour of Love"
  • "Strength to Strength"
  • "Violently (Your Words Hit Me)"
  • "Sweet Invisibility"
  • "Ordinary Angel"
  • "Looking for Linda"
  • "She Makes a Sound"
  • "Long Term Lovers of Pain"
  • "Fireball"
  • "The Last Stop"
  • "Headin' For a Fall"
  • "Duty To the Debtor"

References

  1. ^ http://www.allmusic.com/artist/hue-cry-mn0000280146/discography
  2. ^ "Album reviews: Roddy Woomble | Hue & Cry | Queens of the Stone Age | LCD Soundsystem". www.scotsman.com. Retrieved 2017-09-06.
  3. ^ "Official Charts Company: Hue and Cry". Official Charts Company. Retrieved 4 August 2015.
  4. ^ "Hue and Cry - Dutch chart". dutchcharts.nl. Retrieved 4 August 2015.