Chris De Burgh - Diamond In The Dark flac album

The Ultimate Collection is a 2000 compilation album by Chris de Burgh. It was released by A&M Records on November 27, 2000. Sailing Away" - 4:21. A Woman's Heart" - 3:33. Fatal Hesitation" - 4:17. The Lady in Red" - 4:17. Tender Hands" - 4:30. Separate Tables" - 3:36. I Want It (And I Want It Now!) (DJ Q-Ball Re-mix)" - 4:24. Waiting for the Hurricane" - 4:12. One Word (Straight to the Heart)" - 4:32.

All I want is this diamond in the dark, A. D.

Not On Label (Chris de Burgh) ‎– Blender 520. Series: Diamond Collection (4) –. Format: CD, CD-ROM, Compilation, Unofficial Release, MP. Missing You. 124. Diamond In The Dark.

Chris de Burgh discography. Chris de Burgh discography. De Burgh's first album to chart in the UK Albums Chart was The Getaway, released in 1982, charting at number 30. His earlier albums, Spanish Train and Other Stories and Crusader charted after this success. De Burgh's first album to reach number one in the UK Albums Chart was 1988's Flying Colours, his second top 10 album chart placing after 1986's Into the Light. Chris de Burgh was signed to A&M Records for many years (1974–2004), but he now has his own label, Ferryman Productions. His recent albums are released by German label, Edel Records ‘Diamond in the Dark’ single. Do What You Do ( George Gershwin cover). The Glory of Gershwin.

Chris De Burgh lyrics. Browse by album: ▼ New Songs. Spark To A Flame: The Very Best Of Chris De Burgh (1989). Flying Colours (1987). Into the Light (1985). Don't pay the ferryman.

Several Chris de Burgh retrospectives have been released over the years, but this "Best of" compilation from 1989 is still the best collection of his work, offering tracks from a good selection of albums. It only covers the seventies and eighties, but those are really the only decades of de Burgh's work worth covering, when he wrote his most memorable songs. It also includes two new releases (at that time): "This Waiting Heart" and "Diamond in the Dark. Waiting Heart" is especially catchy

The Ultimate Collection is a bountiful assortment of Chris de Burgh's best material, up to and including songs from 2000's Quiet Revolution album. The 38 tracks spotlight the best of de Burgh's love songs, fairy tales, and quicker pieces, resulting in a delightful melange of this Argentinian-born's music that spans nearly three decades

The decade took apt notice of de Burgh, giving him two Top 40 hits on Billboard with "Don't Pay the Ferryman" in 1983 and the hugely successful "Lady in Red" in 1987, which are both included on this set. Three of his most delightful narratives from the '70s show up here as well, with "Spanish Train," "A Spaceman Came Travelling," and "Patricia the Stripper," all from the highly regarded Spanish Train and Other Stories album. His most explosive tune, "High on Emotion" from 1984's Man on the Line album, is another welcomed addition, as is the refined fervor of "Ship to Shore" from The Getaway. Even though "Crusader" is nearly nine minutes in length, its addition to this compilation would have raised its stakes, as it's one of his best story songs.