Every Time You Go Away (Extended Remix) - Paul Young

Every Time You Go Away (Extended Remix) (1985) (7'32) - Paul Young.
Written by Daryl Hall.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Production.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

N.B. Every Time You Go Away (Extended Remix) is the same as Every Time You Go Away (Extended Version) that may be found elsewhere on this blog.

"This was a new song to me. In a rather serendipitous way, a Q-Tip fan was temping in a publishing house, and a guy was playing it in his office when she walked in. She said to him that he should send it to Paul Young, which he did.

"Ian [Kewley] wanted to write theme tunes for movies and TV shows and when we started doing this he said, 'You know what would sound good on this, my "hospital theme" - something he was playing with for a future hospital TV series! It went 'dah dah dah dah - dah dah', so he donated it for the sitar part of this track. I also really wanted to have a nylon-string guitar play the solo as well. These kind of things became important to that album. It wasn't too synth-led, so that record could be from the Seventies, Eighties and Nineties." - Quote by Paul Young, May 2013, from the liner notes of the 2-CD collection Remixes And Rarities first released in 2013 by Cherry Pop Records, Cat. No. CRPOPD128.

Every Time You Go Away (Extended Remix) appears as Every Time You Go Away (Extended Version) on Side A of the U.S. 12" vinyl pressing of Every Time You Go Away released in 1985 on Columbia Records. Cat. No. 44-05196.

Track listing for the U.S. 12" vinyl pressing of Every Time You Go Away, Cat. No. 44-05196:

Side A

1. Every Time You Go Away (Extended Version) / 7'32

Written by Daryl Hall.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Production.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

Side B

1. This Means Anything / 3'13

Written by Paul Young & Ian Kewley.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Production.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

The album version of Every Time You Go Away appears on The Secret of Association, an album first released in 1985.

Track listing for the U.S. vinyl pressing of The Secret of Association released in 1985 on Columbia Records. Cat. No. AL-39957:

Side 1 1. Bite The Hand That Feeds / 4'28 2. Everytime You Go Away / 5'23 3. I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down / 5'06 4. Standing On The Edge / 4'36 5. Soldier's Things / 6'20

Side 2 1. Everything Must Change / 5'34 2. Tomb of Memories / 3'53 3. One Step Forward / 3'42 4. Hot Fun / 4'25 5. This Means Anything / 3'13 6. I Was In Chains / 5'43

Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

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I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Remixed U.S. Dance Floor Smash) (1985) (6'25) - Paul Young.
I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Special Extended Mix) (1984) (9'20) - Paul Young.
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Front of record sleeve for US 12" vinyl pressing
of "Every Time You Go Away". Columbia Records.
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Everything Must Change (Special Extended Mix) - Paul Young

Everything Must Change (Special Extended Mix) (1984) (8'28) - Paul Young.
Written by Paul Young and Ian Kewley.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions Ltd.
(P) 1984 CBS Records Ltd.

N.B. Everything Must Change (Special Extended Mix) is the same mix as Everything Must Change (Extended Version) that may be found elsewhere on this blog.

"Once again, this is me doing my best Bobby Womack impersonation. I wrote this (Everything Must Change) very early on, during the tall end of the Q-Tips, and it was one of the three songs I demoed. It could have been on the first album, but I just got carried away choosing other people's songs! Ian played some great organ on this track." - Quote by Paul Young, May 2013, from the liner notes of the 2-CD collection Remixes And Rarities first released in 2013 by Cherry Pop Records, Cat. No. CRPOPD128.

Everything Must Change (Special Extended Mix) appears as Everything Must Change (Extended Version) on Side A of the U.K. 12" vinyl pressing of Everything Must Change released in 1984 on CBS Records. Cat. No. TA 4972.

Track listing for the U.K. 12" vinyl pressing of Everything Must Change, Cat. No. TA 4972:

Side A

1. Everything Must Change (Extended Version) /

Written by Paul Young and Ian Kewley.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions Ltd.
(P) 1984 CBS Records Ltd.

Side B

1. Give Me My Freedom /

Written by Paul Young and Ian Kewley.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions Ltd.
(P) 1984 CBS Records Ltd.

The album version of Everything Must Change appears on The Secret of Association, an album first released in 1985.

Track listing for the U.S. vinyl pressing of The Secret of Association released in 1985 on Columbia Records. Cat. No. AL-39957:

Side 1 1. Bite The Hand That Feeds / 4'28 2. Everytime You Go Away / 5'23 3. I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down / 5'06 4. Standing On The Edge / 4'36 5. Soldier's Things / 6'20

Side 2 1. Everything Must Change / 5'34 2. Tomb of Memories / 3'53 3. One Step Forward / 3'42 4. Hot Fun / 4'25 5. This Means Anything / 3'13 6. I Was In Chains / 5'43

Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

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I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Remixed U.S. Dance Floor Smash) (1985) (6'25) - Paul Young.
I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Special Extended Mix) (1984) (9'20) - Paul Young.
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Front of record sleeve for UK 12" vinyl pressing
of "Everything Must Change". CBS Records. Cat.
No. TA 4972. Image courtesy of Discogs.com

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I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Special Remix) - Paul Young

I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Special Remix) (1985) (6'25) - Paul Young.
Written by Earl Randle.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
Remixed by John Potoker.
Engineered by Tokes.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

N.B. I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Special Remix) is the same mix as I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Remixed U.S. Dance Floor Smash) that may be found elsewhere on this blog.

I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down is a song written by Earl Randle, first recorded in 1972 by Ann Peebles.

"This (I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down) was staying true to the concept of finding rare soul songs and giving them a reworking. It just got wilder and wilder as it went on. We decided it should be a tougher song, because the lyrics are tough. We got Mark Pinder [drummer] out in the studio with a great big sheet of metal, which we suspended, and he whacked it with a metal hammer, which we sampled for the record. Those were the things that made recording fun." - Quote by Paul Young, May 2013, from the liner notes of the 2-CD collection Remixes And Rarities first released in 2013 by Cherry Pop Records, Cat. No. CRPOPD128.

I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Special Remix) appears as I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Remixed U.S. Dance Floor Smash) on Side A of the U.K. 12" vinyl pressing of I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down released in 1985 on CBS Records. Cat. No. TA 6762.

Track listing for the U.K. 12" vinyl pressing of I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down, Cat. No. TA 6762:

Side A

1. I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Remixed U.S. Dance Floor Smash) /

Written by Earl Randle.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
Remixed by John Potoker.
Engineered by Tokes.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

Side B

1. Hot Fun /

Written by Paul Young & Ian Kewley.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

The album version of I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down appears on The Secret of Association, an album first released in 1985.

Track listing for the U.S. vinyl pressing of The Secret of Association released in 1985 on Columbia Records. Cat. No. AL-39957:

Side 1 1. Bite The Hand That Feeds / 4'28 2. Everytime You Go Away / 5'23 3. I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down / 5'06 4. Standing On The Edge / 4'36 5. Soldier's Things / 6'20

Side 2 1. Everything Must Change / 5'34 2. Tomb of Memories / 3'53 3. One Step Forward / 3'42 4. Hot Fun / 4'25 5. This Means Anything / 3'13 6. I Was In Chains / 5'43

Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

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I Was In Chains (Extended Mix) (1985) (9'00) - Paul Young.
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Front of record sleeve for UK 12" vinyl pressing
of "I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Remixed
U.S. Dance Floor Smash)". CBS Records. Cat.
No. TA 6762. Image courtesy of Discogs.com

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Come Back And Stay (Extended Club Mix) - Paul Young

Come Back And Stay (Extended Club Mix) (1983) (7'57) - Paul Young.
Written by Jack Lee.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
(P) 1983 CBS Inc.

N.B. Come Back And Stay (Extended Club Mix) is the same mix as Come Back And Stay (Scratch Mix) that may be found elsewhere on this blog.

"It (Come Back And Stay) was number one in Germany for six weeks! I do remember I went to do an Italian TV show and they put us on the stage and the twelve-inch version came on... and everyone was looking at each other. In the end it was quicker for me to go into the play booth and edit the twelve-inch remix back down to the single version. I was in and out of the studio a lot when Laurie [Latham] was doing those mixes, so I could remember where the edits were." - Quote by Paul Young, May 2013, from the liner notes of the 2-CD collection Remixes And Rarities first released in 2013 by Cherry Pop Records, Cat. No. CRPOPD128.

Come Back And Stay (Extended Club Mix) appears on Side B of the U.S. 12" vinyl pressing of Love of The Common People / Come Back And Stay released in 1983 on Columbia Records. Cat. No. CBS 25521.

Track listing for the U.S. 12" vinyl pressing of Love of The Common People/Come Back And Stay, Cat. No. CBS 25521:

Side A

1. Love of The Common People (Extended Club Mix) / 5'50
Written by John Hurley and Ronnie Wilkins.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
(P) 1983 CBS Inc.

Side B

1. Come Back And Stay (Extended Club Mix / 7'32
Written by Jack Lee.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
(P) 1983 CBS Inc.

The album version of Come Back And Stay appears on No Parlez, Paul Young's debut album first released in 1983.

Track listing for the U.K. vinyl pressing of No Parlez released in 1983 on CBS Records. Cat. No. CBS 25521:

Side 1 1. Come Back and Stay (Jack Lee) / 4'57 2. Love Will Tear Us Apart (Joy Division) / 5'00 3. Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home) (Marvin Gaye, Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong) / 5'18 * 4. Ku-Ku Kurama (Steve Bolton) / 4'19 5. No Parlez (Anthony Moore) / 4'57

Side 2 1. Love of The Common People (John Hurley / Ronnie Wilkins) / 4'56 * 2. Oh Women (Jack Lee adapted by Paul Young / Jimmie O'Neill) / 3'35 3. Iron Out The Rough Spots (Booker T. Jones / Dave Porter / Steve Cropper) / 4'47 * 4. Broken Man (Paul Young / Ian Kewley) / 3'54 5. Tender Trap (Paul Young / Ian Kewley) / 4'32 6. Sex (Jack Lee) / 4'49

Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
(P) 1983 CBS Records except
* (P) 1982 CBS Records.

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Front of record sleeve for US 12" vinyl pressing
of "Love of The Common People/Come Back And
Stay". Columbia Records. Cat. No. 44-04999.
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Wonderland (Milan Mix) - Paul Young

Wonderland (Milan Mix) (1986) (6'24) - Paul Young.
Written by Betsy Cook.
Produced by Hugh Padgham, Paul Young and Ian Kewley.
Engineered by Hugh Padgham.
Remixed by David Palmer and Paul Young.
(P) 1986 CBS Records.

"Wonderland was a song that was sent to us. We just thought it was a beautiful song, and Betsy [Cook] was not only a very good writer, but she also had a lovely voice, and so along with Hamish Stuart [from the Average White Band], she became a part of the background vocals team for the third album." - Quote by Paul Young, May 2013, from the liner notes of the 2-CD collection Remixes And Rarities first released in 2013 by Cherry Pop Records, Cat. No. CRPOPD128.

Wonderland (Milan Mix) appears on Side 1 of the Dutch 12" vinyl pressing of Wonderland released in 1986 on CBS Records. Cat. No. 650131 6.

Track listing for the Dutch 12" vinyl pressing of Wonderland, Cat. No. CBS 650131 6:

Side 1

1. Wonderland (Milan Mix) / 6'28

Written by Betsy Cook.
Produced by Hugh Padgham, Paul Young and Ian Kewley.
Engineered by Hugh Padgham.
Remixed by David Palmer and Paul Young.
(P) 1986 CBS Records.

Side 2

1. Wonderland (Single Mix) / 5'02

Written by Betsy Cook.
Produced by Hugh Padgham, Paul Young and Ian Kewley.
Engineered by Hugh Padgham.
Remixed by David Palmer and Paul Young.
(P) 1986 CBS Records.

2. Between Two Fires / 4'38

Written by Paul Young and Ian Kewley.
Produced by Hugh Padgham, Paul Young and Ian Kewley.
Engineered by Hugh Padgham.
(P) 1986 CBS Records.

The album version of Wonderland appears on Between Two Fires, an album first released in 1986.

Track listing for the U.K. vinyl pressing of Between Two Fires released in 1986 on CBS Records. Cat. No. CBS 450150 1:

Side 1 1. Some People. 2. Wonderland. 3. War Games. 4. In The Long Run. 5. Wasting My Time.

Side 2 1. Prisoner of Conscience. 2. Why Does A Man Have To Be So Strong? 3. A Certain Passion. 4. Between Two Fires. 5. Wedding Day.

Produced by Hugh Padgham and Ian Kewley.
Engineered by Hugh Padgham.
Arranged by Pino Palladino, Ian Kewley and Paul Young.
(P) 1986 CBS Records.

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Some People (Dub) (1986) (5'24) - Paul Young.
Why Does A Man Have To Be Strong (Extended Remix) (1987) (5'29) - Paul Young.
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Record label for Side 1 of Dutch 12" vinyl
pressing of "Wonderland (Milan Mix)".
CBS Records. Cat. No. CBS 650131 6.
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Why Does A Man Have To Be Strong (Extended Remix) - Paul Young

Why Does A Man Have To Be Strong (Extended Remix) (1987) (5'29) - Paul Young.
Produced by Hugh Padgham, Paul Young and Ian Kewley.
Engineered by Hugh Padgham.
Remixed by Tim Palmer.
Arranged by Pino Palladino, Paul Young and Ian Kewley
(P) 1986 CBS Records.

"This (Why Does A Man Have To Be Strong?) was me doing a bit of a Bobby Womack. Years down the line, I felt like I wanted to change the rhythm of it - I can hear it done a completely different way now, and almost wished I'd done it that way." - Quote by Paul Young, May 2013, from the liner notes for the 2-CD collection, Remixes And Rarities, Cherry Pop Records, Cat. No. CRPOPD128, released in 2013.

The album version of Why Does A Man Have To Be Strong appears on Between Two Fires, an album first released in 1986.

Track listing for the U.K. vinyl pressing of Between Two Fires released in 1986 on CBS Records. Cat. No. CBS 450150 1:

Side 1 1. Some People. 2. Wonderland. 3. War Games. 4. In The Long Run. 5. Wasting My Time.

Side 2 1. Prisoner of Conscience. 2. Why Does A Man Have To Be So Strong? 3. A Certain Passion. 4. Between Two Fires. 5. Wedding Day.

Produced by Hugh Padgham and Ian Kewley.
Engineered by Hugh Padgham.
Arranged by Pino Palladino, Ian Kewley and Paul Young.
(P) 1986 CBS Records.

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Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home) (Extended Club Mix) (1983) (6'01) - Paul Young.
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Front of record sleeve for UK 12" vinyl pressing
of "Why Does A Man Have To Be Strong".
CBS Records. Cat. No. YOUNG T3.
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Some People (Dub) - Paul Young

Some People (Dub) (1986) (5'24) - Paul Young.
Produced by Hugh Padgham, Paul Young and Ian Kewley.
Additional Production and Mix by Steve Thompson and Michael Barbiero.
Additional Keyboards by Ed Terry.
(P) 1986 CBS Inc.

"I was at a time in my life when I was getting a bit confused, and didn't really know what I wanted. The fame thing was getting to me a little bit, and you start to lose your roots, your grounding. I met a friend, and she kind of put it all in perspective for me. She told me, 'if you're not happy, you do what you do to make you happy'. So basically, this song is about how I couldn't see that." - Quote by Paul Young, May 2013, from the liner notes of the 2-CD collection Remixes And Rarities first released in 2013 by Cherry Pop Records, Cat. No. CRPOPD128.

Some People (Dub) appears on Side B of the U.S. 12" vinyl pressing of Some People released in 1986 on Columbia Records. Cat. No. 44-05979.

Track listing for the U.S. 12" vinyl pressing of Some People, Cat. No. 44-05979:

Side A

1. New York Mix /

Produced by Hugh Padgham, Paul Young and Ian Kewley.
Additional Production and Mix by Steve Thompson and Michael Barbiero.
Additional Keyboards by Ed Terry.
(P) 1986 CBS Inc.

Side B

1. Dub /

Produced by Hugh Padgham, Paul Young and Ian Kewley.
Additional Production and Mix by Steve Thompson and Michael Barbiero.
Additional Keyboards by Ed Terry.
(P) 1986 CBS Inc.

The album version of Some People appears on Between Two Fires, an album first released in 1986.

Track listing for the U.K. vinyl pressing of Between Two Fires released in 1986 on CBS Records. Cat. No. CBS 450150 1:

Side 1 1. Some People. 2. Wonderland. 3. War Games. 4. In The Long Run. 5. Wasting My Time.

Side 2 1. Prisoner of Conscience. 2. Why Does A Man Have To Be So Strong? 3. A Certain Passion. 4. Between Two Fires. 5. Wedding Day.

Produced by Hugh Padgham and Ian Kewley.
Engineered by Hugh Padgham.
Arranged by Pino Palladino, Ian Kewley and Paul Young.
(P) 1986 CBS Records.

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Love of The Common People (Extended Club Mix) (1983) (5'51) - Paul Young.
Why Does A Man Have To Be Strong (Extended Remix) (1987) (5'29) - Paul Young.
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Front of record sleeve for US 12" vinyl pressing
of "Some People". Columbia Records. Cat. No.
44-05979. Image courtesy of Discogs.com

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I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Special Extended Mix) - Paul Young

I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Special Extended Mix) (1984) (9'20) - Paul Young.
Written by Earl Randle.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
(P) 1984 CBS Records.

I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down is a song written by Earl Randle and first recorded in 1972 by Ann Peebles.

"This (I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down) was staying true to the concept of finding rare soul songs and giving them a reworking. It just got wilder and wilder as it went on. We decided it should be a tougher song, because the lyrics are tough. We got Mark Pinder [drummer] out in the studio with a great big sheet of metal, which we suspended, and he whacked it with a metal hammer, which we sampled for the record. Those were the things that made recording fun." - Quote by Paul Young, May 2013, from the liner notes of the 2-CD collection Remixes And Rarities first released in 2013 by Cherry Pop Records, Cat. No. CRPOPD128.

I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Special Extended Mix) (1984) (9'20) - Paul Young appears on Side A of the U.K. 12" vinyl pressing of I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down released in 1984 on CBS Records. Cat. No. TA 4786.

Track listing for the U.K. 12" vinyl pressing of I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down, Cat. No. TA 4786:

Side A

1. I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Special Extended Mix) /

Written by Earl Randle.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
(P) 1984 CBS Records.

Side B

1. One Step Forward /

Written by Paul Young & Ian Kewley.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
(P) 1984 CBS Records.

2. Broken Man (Live) /

Written by Paul Young & Ian Kewley.
Production by Jeff Griffin.
Sound Balance by Mike Robinson.
(P) BBC 1984.

Side 1 1. Bite The Hand That Feeds / 4'28 2. Everytime You Go Away / 5'23 3. I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down / 5'06 4. Standing On The Edge / 4'36 5. Soldier's Things / 6'20

Side 2 1. Everything Must Change / 5'34 2. Tomb of Memories / 3'53 3. One Step Forward / 3'42 4. Hot Fun / 4'25 5. This Means Anything / 3'13 6. I Was In Chains / 5'43

Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

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Hot Fun (Extended Mix) (1985) (5'14) - Paul Young.
I Was In Chains (Extended Mix) (1985) (9'00) - Paul Young.
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Front of record sleeve for UK 12" vinyl pressing
of "I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Special
Extended Mix)". CBS Records. Cat. No.
TA 4786. Image courtesy of Discogs.com

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I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Remixed U.S. Dance Floor Smash) - Paul Young

I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Remixed U.S. Dance Floor Smash) (1985) (6'25) - Paul Young.
Written by Earl Randle.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
Remixed by John Potoker.
Engineered by Tokes.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

N.B. I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Remixed U.S. Dance Floor Smash) is the same as I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Special Remix) that may be found elsewhere on this blog.

I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down is a song written by Earl Randle and first recorded in 1972 by Ann Peebles.

"This (I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down) was staying true to the concept of finding rare soul songs and giving them a reworking. It just got wilder and wilder as it went on. We decided it should be a tougher song, because the lyrics are tough. We got Mark Pinder [drummer] out in the studio with a great big sheet of metal, which we suspended, and he whacked it with a metal hammer, which we sampled for the record. Those were the things that made recording fun." - Quote by Paul Young, May 2013, from the liner notes of the 2-CD collection Remixes And Rarities first released in 2013 by Cherry Pop Records, Cat. No. CRPOPD128.

I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Remixed U.S. Dance Floor Smash) appears on Side A of the U.K. 12" vinyl pressing of I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down released in 1985 on CBS Records. Cat. No. TA 6762.

Track listing for the U.K. 12" vinyl pressing of I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down, Cat. No. TA 6762:

Side A

1. I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Remixed U.S. Dance Floor Smash) /

Written by Earl Randle.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
Remixed by John Potoker.
Engineered by Tokes.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

Side B

1. Hot Fun /

Written by Paul Young & Ian Kewley.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

The album version of I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down appears on The Secret of Association, an album first released in 1985.

Track listing for the U.S. vinyl pressing of The Secret of Association released in 1985 on Columbia Records. Cat. No. AL-39957:

Side 1 1. Bite The Hand That Feeds / 4'28 2. Everytime You Go Away / 5'23 3. I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down / 5'06 4. Standing On The Edge / 4'36 5. Soldier's Things / 6'20

Side 2 1. Everything Must Change / 5'34 2. Tomb of Memories / 3'53 3. One Step Forward / 3'42 4. Hot Fun / 4'25 5. This Means Anything / 3'13 6. I Was In Chains / 5'43

Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

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Record label for Side A of U.K. 12" vinyl pressing
of "I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Remixed
U.S. Dance Floor Smash)". CBS Records. Cat.
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I Was In Chains (Extended Mix) - Paul Young

I Was In Chains (Extended Mix) (1985) (9'00) - Paul Young.
Written by Gavin Sutherland.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions Ltd.
(P) 1984 CBS Records Ltd.

"When we did this track (I Was In Chains), I was influenced by Ry Cooder's acoustic period, in particular his soundtrack to The Long Rider, where he explored early American folk music - the kind of thing the cowboys might have been playing and listening to. I wanted to have those Celtic overtones on I Was In Chains and we explored the idea of getting The Chieftains in, but I couldn't believe how much they were quoting to do it! So we thought, 'Sod that, we'll recreate it', and if anything, it probably benefits from that." - Quote by Paul Young, May 2013, from the liner notes of the 2-CD collection Remixes And Rarities first released in 2013 by Cherry Pop Records, Cat. No. CRPOPD128.

The album version of I Was In Chains appears on The Secret of Association, an album first released in 1985.

Track listing for the U.S. vinyl pressing of The Secret of Association released in 1985 on Columbia Records. Cat. No. AL-39957:

Side 1 1. Bite The Hand That Feeds / 4'28 2. Everytime You Go Away / 5'23 3. I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down / 5'06 4. Standing On The Edge / 4'36 5. Soldier's Things / 6'20

Side 2 1. Everything Must Change / 5'34 2. Tomb of Memories / 3'53 3. One Step Forward / 3'42 4. Hot Fun / 4'25 5. This Means Anything / 3'13 6. I Was In Chains / 5'43

Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

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Hot Fun (Extended Mix) (1985) (5'14) - Paul Young.
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Side 2 of U.K. cassette tape of "The Secret of
Association". CBS Records. Cat. No.
40-26234. Image courtesy of Discogs.com

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Hot Fun (Extended Mix) - Paul Young

Hot Fun (Extended Mix) (1985) (5'14) - Paul Young.
Written by Paul Young and Ian Kewley.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

"This (Hot Fun) was influenced a bit by Sly Stone - 'Hot Fun' is a reference to their track Hot Fun In The Summertime. It was actually about me and my best friend Tony, who was in the Q-Tips, when we spent the summer of 1976 down in Cornwall. It was an absolute heatwave, and it was the best summer that a young kid could possibly have. I wanted the line to be, 'I remember the summer of 1976', but it was too much of a mouthful so it became, 'I remember a happy time'." - Quote by Paul Young, May 2013, from the liner notes of the 2-CD collection Remixes And Rarities first released in 2013 by Cherry Pop Records, Cat. No. CRPOPD128.

The album version of Hot Fun appears on The Secret of Association, an album first released in 1985.

Track listing for the U.S. vinyl pressing of The Secret of Association released in 1985 on Columbia Records. Cat. No. AL-39957:

Side 1 1. Bite The Hand That Feeds / 4'28 2. Everytime You Go Away / 5'23 3. I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down / 5'06 4. Standing On The Edge / 4'36 5. Soldier's Things / 6'20

Side 2 1. Everything Must Change / 5'34 2. Tomb of Memories / 3'53 3. One Step Forward / 3'42 4. Hot Fun / 4'25 5. This Means Anything / 3'13 6. I Was In Chains / 5'43

Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

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I Was In Chains (Extended Mix) (1985) (9'00) - Paul Young.
I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Remixed U.S. Dance Floor Smash) (1985) (6'25) - Paul Young.
I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Special Extended Mix) (1984) (9'20) - Paul Young.
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Side 2 of U.K. cassette tape of "The Secret of
Association". CBS Records. Cat. No.
40-26234. Image courtesy of Discogs.com

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Everything Must Change (Extended Version) - Paul Young

Everything Must Change (Extended Version) (1984) (8'28) - Paul Young.
Written by Paul Young and Ian Kewley.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions Ltd.
(P) 1984 CBS Records Ltd.

N.B. Everything Must Change (Extended Version) is the same as Everything Must Change (Special Extended Mix) that may be found elsewhere on this blog.

"Once again, this is me doing my best Bobby Womack impersonation. I wrote this (Everything Must Change) very early on, during the tail end of the Q-Tips, and it was one of the three songs I demoed. It could have been on the first album, but I just got carried away choosing other people's songs! Ian played some great organ on this track." - Quote by Paul Young, May 2013, from the liner notes of the 2-CD collection Remixes And Rarities first released in 2013 by Cherry Pop Records, Cat. No. CRPOPD128.

Everything Must Change (Extended Version) appears on Side A of the U.K. 12" vinyl pressing of Everything Must Change released in 1984 on CBS Records. Cat. No. TA 4972.

Track listing for the U.K. 12" vinyl pressing of Everything Must Change, Cat. No. TA 4972:

Side A

1. Everything Must Change (Extended Version) /

Written by Paul Young and Ian Kewley.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions Ltd.
(P) 1984 CBS Records Ltd.

Side B

1. Give Me My Freedom /

Written by Paul Young and Ian Kewley.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions Ltd.
(P) 1984 CBS Records Ltd.

The album version of Everything Must Change appears on The Secret of Association, an album first released in 1985.

Track listing for the U.S. vinyl pressing of The Secret of Association released in 1985 on Columbia Records. Cat. No. AL-39957:

Side 1 1. Bite The Hand That Feeds / 4'28 2. Everytime You Go Away / 5'23 3. I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down / 5'06 4. Standing On The Edge / 4'36 5. Soldier's Things / 6'20

Side 2 1. Everything Must Change / 5'34 2. Tomb of Memories / 3'53 3. One Step Forward / 3'42 4. Hot Fun / 4'25 5. This Means Anything / 3'13 6. I Was In Chains / 5'43

Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

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I Was In Chains (Extended Mix) (1985) (9'00) - Paul Young.
I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Remixed U.S. Dance Floor Smash) (1985) (6'25) - Paul Young.
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Record label for Side A of UK 12" vinyl pressing
of "Everything Must Change". CBS Records. Cat.
No. TA 4972. Image courtesy of Discogs.com

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Tomb of Memories (12" Mix) - Paul Young

Tomb of Memories (12" Mix) (1985) (5'45) - Paul Young.
Written by Paul Young and Ian Kewley.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions Ltd.
Backing Vocals: Chris Difford and Glen Tilbrook.
(P) 1985 CBS Records Ltd.

"This (Tomb of Memories) was left over from the Q-Tips - I wrote it with Ian (Kewley). We got the Squeeze boys in [for backing vocals] because we did a lot of our recording down in South London in The Workhouse Studios, which was down the Old Kent Road, only a stone's throw from Deptford [where Squeeze were formed]. That line, 'The hurt don't stop' - I could just hear the two of them [Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook] doing it. When I was in the Q-Tips and starting to get a name for myself, Squeeze asked me to do backing vocals on Black Coffee In Bed, with Elvis Costello, so we were kind of returning the favour, really." - Quote by Paul Young, May 2013, from the liner notes of the 2-CD collection Remixes And Rarities first released in 2013 by Cherry Pop Records, Cat. No. CRPOPD128.

The album version of Tomb of Memories appears on The Secret of Association, an album first released in 1985.

Track listing for the U.S. vinyl pressing of The Secret of Association released in 1985 on Columbia Records. Cat. No. AL-39957:

Side 1 1. Bite The Hand That Feeds / 4'28 2. Everytime You Go Away / 5'23 3. I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down / 5'06 4. Standing On The Edge / 4'36 5. Soldier's Things / 6'20

Side 2 1. Everything Must Change / 5'34 2. Tomb of Memories / 3'53 3. One Step Forward / 3'42 4. Hot Fun / 4'25 5. This Means Anything / 3'13 6. I Was In Chains / 5'43

Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

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Hot Fun (Extended Mix) (1985) (5'14) - Paul Young.
I Was In Chains (Extended Mix) (1985) (9'00) - Paul Young.
I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Remixed U.S. Dance Floor Smash) (1985) (6'25) - Paul Young.
I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Special Extended Mix) (1984) (9'20) - Paul Young.

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"Remixes and Rarities", a 24-Track compilation by
"Paul Young", released in 2013 on Cherry
Pop Records. Image courtesy of Discogs.com

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Every Time You Go Away (Extended Version) - Paul Young

Every Time You Go Away (Extended Version) (1985) (7'32) - Paul Young.
Written by Daryl Hall.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Production.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

N.B. Every Time You Go Away (Extended Version) is the same as Every Time You Go Away (Extended Remix) that may be found elsewhere on this blog.

"This was a new song to me. In a rather serendipitous way, a Q-Tip fan was temping in a publishing house, and a guy was playing it in his office when she walked in. She said to him that he should send it to Paul Young, which he did.

"Ian [Kewley] wanted to write theme tunes for movies and TV shows and when we started doing this he said, 'You know what would sound good on this, my "hospital theme" - something he was playing with for a future hospital TV series! It went 'dah dah dah dah - dah dah', so he donated it for the sitar part of this track. I also really wanted to have a nylon-string guitar play the solo as well. These kind of things became important to that album. It wasn't too synth-led, so that record could be from the Seventies, Eighties and Nineties." - Quote by Paul Young, May 2013, from the liner notes of the 2-CD collection Remixes And Rarities first released in 2013 by Cherry Pop Records, Cat. No. CRPOPD128.

Every Time You Go Away (Extended Version) appears on Side A of the U.S. 12" vinyl pressing of Every Time You Go Away released in 1985 on Columbia Records. Cat. No. 44-05196.

Track listing for the U.S. 12" vinyl pressing of Every Time You Go Away, Cat. No. 44-05196:

Side A

1. Every Time You Go Away (Extended Version) / 7'32

Written by Daryl Hall.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Production.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

Side B

1. This Means Anything / 3'13

Written by Paul Young & Ian Kewley.
Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Production.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

The album version of Every Time You Go Away appears on The Secret of Association, an album first released in 1985.

Track listing for the U.S. vinyl pressing of The Secret of Association released in 1985 on Columbia Records. Cat. No. AL-39957:

Side 1 1. Bite The Hand That Feeds / 4'28 2. Everytime You Go Away / 5'23 3. I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down / 5'06 4. Standing On The Edge / 4'36 5. Soldier's Things / 6'20

Side 2 1. Everything Must Change / 5'34 2. Tomb of Memories / 3'53 3. One Step Forward / 3'42 4. Hot Fun / 4'25 5. This Means Anything / 3'13 6. I Was In Chains / 5'43

Produced by Laurie Latham for LOL Productions.
(P) 1985 CBS Records.

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I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Remixed U.S. Dance Floor Smash) (1985) (6'25) - Paul Young.
I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Special Extended Mix) (1984) (9'20) - Paul Young.
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Record label for Side A of U.S. 12" vinyl pressing
of "Every Time You Go Away (Extended Version)".
Columbia Records. Cat. No. 44-05196.
Image courtesy of Discogs.com

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