Australian Chart Book 1970–1992 (illustrated ed.). Top 100 ( Kent Music Report) peaks to 12 June 1988: Kent, David (1993).Some peaks will therefore be lower than those listed on the Official Charts site. This site contains 'uncompressed' chart (no exclusions) peaks for positions 76 to 200, for the period between November 1994 and May 2001. Top 200 peaks from November 1994 to December 2010: 'UK Chart Log 1994-2010 - The Rabble Army – RZA > Chtis Rea'.This site contains 'compressed' chart (exclusion rules applied) peaks between positions 76 and 100. Top 100 peaks: 'Official Charts > Chris Rea'.Still So Far to Go: The Best of Chris Rea 'Your Love Is Setting Me Free' (with Watermen) This is the Official Facebook page for Chris Rea and is run by the Chris Rea team. 'Let's Dance' (with Middlesbrough FC and Bob Mortimer) ' 'Disco' La Passione' (with Shirley Bassey) 'Fool (If You Think It's Over)' (re-recording) 'I Can Hear Your Heartbeat' (re-recording) 'On the Beach' (Summer '88) (re-recording) Still So Far to Go – The Best of Chris Rea '-' denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory. Nodding discreetly to Fleetwood Mac ’s Albatross, it’s moving in a way Roger Taylor has never been moving before.Discography Studio albums Year The gorgeous Tides opens in lugubrious, stately fashion (think Nothing’s Happening By The Sea beginning Chris Rea’s magical Water Sign), KT Tunstall brings elegant vocals to the empathetic We’re All Just Trying To Get By, and the closing Journey’s End, a seven-minute single from 2017, is the sound of a man who (to the outside world) has done it all, musing on what there might be left to do. The real surprise is how graceful this lockdown-inspired album is: Taylor prefers the word ‘autumnal’, and he’s spot-on. Clumsy title aside, More Kicks – A Long Day’s Journey Into Night…Life is Taylor at his most grizzled and jagged. More radically, his rocking 1994 single Foreign Sand is re-cast as a bittersweet ballad, while there’s a spartan, brassy trawl through The Clapping Song, on which Taylor growls through a loud-hailer like Mark E Smith as a line-dance caller. Taylor has dipped into his own back catalogue to gently re-jig Absolutely Anything from Terry Jones’s 2015 film of that name.

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