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Formats and Editions
1. Everybody's Somebody's Fool
2. (Alternative Version)
3. Young at Heart
4. I'm Falling
5. Will She Always Be Waiting
6. Some Sweet Day
7. Cath (Longer Version)
8. Red Guitars
9. Syracuse University
10. Aim in Life
11. Learn to Love
12. South Atlantic Way
13. The Patriot Game
14. Forevermore
15. All I Ever Said
16. Fall from Grace
17. Happy Birthday (Turn Gold)
18. Cath (12" Version)
19. Sugar Bridge (It Will Stand) (7" Version)
20. Cath (Us Remix)
21. Everybody's Somebody's Fool (Original Album Version)
22. Happy Birthday (Turn Gold) (Alternative Version)
23. Forever Yours, Forever Mine (Evermore)
24. H.O.L.L.A.N.D
25. Tender Mercy
26. Young at Heart (Extended Version)
27. Cath (Original Album Version)
28. Wishful Thinking (Will She Always Be Waiting)
29. Smalltown Martyr
30. All I Am (Is Loving You)
31. Cath (Remix)
32. The Ballad of Joe Hill
33. Sugar Bridge (It Will Stand) (12" Version)
34. Cath (Alternative Version)
35. Forever Yours, Forever Mine
36. (Evermore) (Instrumental)
More Info:
34-track Expanded Deluxe 2CD version of The Bluebells' debut album "Sisters" that was originally released in 1984. Re-issued as the band originally wanted it released beginning with the Robin Millar produced version of 'Everybody's Somebody's Fool', a longer version of 'Cath' plus two Elvis Costello- produced tracks; 'Some Sweet Day' and 'Aim In Life'. Containing 22 bonus tracks, including a selection of non-album singles, B-sides and extended versions. The bonus tracks also include five previously unreleased remixes, alternative and instrumental versions. Including a fully illustrated 20-page booklet containing a sleevenote by MOJO and Record Collector writer Lois Wilson in conversation with Robert Hodgens. The Bluebells are a Scottish indie new wave band who were first active between 1981 and 1986 and have since then reformed a number of times. The band first split up in the mid-1980s, but enjoyed an unexpected revival in 1993 when 'Young At Heart' was used in a Volkswagen television advertisement. Re-issued as a single, it was No. 1 for four weeks and led to the band reforming temporarily to perform the song on BBC Television's Top of the Pops. The band have reformed again a number of times since 2008 and most recently released 'In the 21st Century', an album of new material in 2023.
