Released September 10, 1996 Release date 10 September 1996 | Length 41:15 Genre Alternative/Indie Label Elektra Records | |
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From red to blue
William Bloke is the seventh album by alternative folk artist Billy Bragg, released in 1996, five years after his last studio album. The lyrics to "A Pict Song" are by English poet Rudyard Kipling. The lyrics to "Goalhanger" use the first verse of "The Little Man Who Wasn't There".
Contents
Track listing
All tracks composed by Billy Bragg; except where indicated
- "From Red to Blue"
- "Upfield"
- "Everybody Loves You Babe"
- "Sugar Daddy"
- "A Pict Song" (words: Rudyard Kipling)
- "Brickbat"
- "The Space Race Is Over"
- "Northern Industrial Town"
- "The Fourteenth of February"
- "King James Version"
- "Goalhanger"
The LP version also includes a final track, "Qualifications". The 2006 Reissue includes a second CD, with the following track listing:
- "As Long As You Hold Me" [demo]
- "Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet" [demo]
- "Sugardaddy" [demo]
- "Space Race Is Over" [demo]
- "Goalhanger" [demo]
- "Upfield" [demo]
- "Fourteenth of February" [demo]
- "Qualifications"
- "Never Had No One Ever"
- "Thatcherites"
- "All Fall Down"
Personnel
Songs
1From Red to Blue3:20
2Upfield4:06
3Everybody Loves You Babe3:10
References
William Bloke Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA