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Right now only on remastered vinyl but deluxe cd editions are also expected later this year. The albums in question are Swoon (1984), From Langley Park To Memphis (1988), Jordan The Comeback (1990) and Life Of Surprises (The Best Of) (1991). Steve McQueen is not listed as a 2CD deluxe version was released some time ago. The LPs will have the regular track listings but most of us would probably want the cd versions with all the remixes and b sides, i'm sure. Release date for the vinyl albums is Aug. 30th.

Swoon vinyl LP

Side 1
1. Don’t Sing
2. Cue Fanfare
3. Green Isaac (I)
4. Here On the Eerie
5. Cruel

Side 2
1. Couldn’t Bear to Be Special
2. I Never Play Basketball Now
3. Ghost Town Blues
4. Elegance
5. Technique
6. Green Isaac (II)


From Langley Park To Memphis vinyl LP

Side 1
1. The King of Rock ‘N’ Roll
2. Cars and Girls
3. I Remember That
4. Enchanted
5. Nightingales

Side 2
1. Hey Manhattan!
2. Knock On Wood
3. The Golden Calf
4. Nancy (Let Your Hair Down for Me)
5. The Venus of the Soup Kitchen


Jordan: The Comeback 2LP vinyl

Side 1
1. Looking for Atlantis
2. Wild Horses
3. Machine Gun Ibiza
4. We Let the Stars Go
5. Carnival 2000

Side 2
1. Jordan: The Comeback (Single Version) [Remastered]
2. Jesse James Symphony
3. Jesse James Bolero
4. Moon Dog

Side 3
1. All the World Loves Lovers
2. All Boys Believe Anything
3. The Ice Maiden
4. Paris Smith
5. The Wedding March

Side 4
1. One of the Broken (Single Version) [Remastered]
2. Michael
3. Mercy
4. Scarlet Nights
5. Doo-Wop In Harlem


Life of Surprises 2LP vinyl

1. The King of Rock ‘N’ Roll
2. When Love Breaks Down
3. The Sound of Crying
4. Faron Young

Side 2
1. Carnival 2000
2. Goodbye Lucille #1
3. I Remember That
4. Cruel

Side 3
1. Cars and Girls
2. We Let the Stars Go
3. Life of Surprises
4. Appetite

Side 4
1. If You Don’t Love Me
2. Wild Horses
3. Hey Manhattan!
4. All the World Loves Lovers

Steve McQueen is not listed as a 2CD deluxe version was released some time ago.

Yes, and if these expected CD reissues of the other albums are in that same style, then there will be no period extras whatsoever - just the whole album again, solo acoustic from Paddy on his own. No b-sides, remixes, rarities. Even if they are not in the same style and they do contain all the bonus material, that means the debut album will be the only one that doesn't have that treatment, so it seems like a no-win situation. They should be putting out a big CD box set at this point, let's be honest.