CD-Charts Position 41

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Because We Love You

by: Stephen Duffy

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CD-Charts Position 42

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The Boy Who Grew Too Fast

from: TER

Release Date July 14, 1995

CD-Charts Position 43

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Ambitions (Club Mix) [VINYL]

by: Jay T & DJ Duffy

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CD-Charts Position 44

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Bravo Hits 62 (Double CD incl. Blessed, Summer Love, Besonderer Tag, La Vida Es Limonada, Warwick Avenue etc.)

by: Fady Maalouf, Mark Medlock, Culcha Candela, Marquess, Duffy, Various

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CD-Charts Position 45

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Sugar High

by: Duffy

Release Date August 04, 1995

CD-Charts Position 46

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Keep Going

by: Stephen Duffy & The Lilac Time

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CD-Charts Position 47

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Remedies and Colors

by: P.S.D. (Paul Stephen Duffy)

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CD-Charts Position 48
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Music in Colours

by: Stephen Duffy

Release Date June 01, 1998
At last! This truly great album has been re-released. People didn't get it first time round; but the combination of Duffy's outstanding songwriting and composing and Nigel Kennedy's (yes him!) extraordinarily diverse violin accompaniment is pure gold. Experimental in places (covering styles ranging from delicate pizzacato to Indian raga in the adjoining instrumental Transitoires), but never losing sight of melody, this album flows beautifully. And the songs...romantic, but not a cliche in sight, from a songwriter at the very pinnacle of his craft. Recent magazine reviewers of the album (Q, Mojo) have seen the light this time round. Those who bought it in 1993, have had a decade of pleasure. Those intrigued by Duffy's songwriting for Robbie ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 49
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Duffy (uk)

by: Duffy

Release Date
At last! This truly great album has been re-released. People didn't get it first time round; but the combination of Duffy's outstanding songwriting and composing and Nigel Kennedy's (yes him!) extraordinarily diverse violin accompaniment is pure gold. Experimental in places (covering styles ranging from delicate pizzacato to Indian raga in the adjoining instrumental Transitoires), but never losing sight of melody, this album flows beautifully. And the songs...romantic, but not a cliche in sight, from a songwriter at the very pinnacle of his craft. Recent magazine reviewers of the album (Q, Mojo) have seen the light this time round. Those who bought it in 1993, have had a decade of pleasure. Those intrigued by Duffy's songwriting for Robbie ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 50
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You Are

by: Stephen Duffy

Release Date June 04, 2001
At last! This truly great album has been re-released. People didn't get it first time round; but the combination of Duffy's outstanding songwriting and composing and Nigel Kennedy's (yes him!) extraordinarily diverse violin accompaniment is pure gold. Experimental in places (covering styles ranging from delicate pizzacato to Indian raga in the adjoining instrumental Transitoires), but never losing sight of melody, this album flows beautifully. And the songs...romantic, but not a cliche in sight, from a songwriter at the very pinnacle of his craft. Recent magazine reviewers of the album (Q, Mojo) have seen the light this time round. Those who bought it in 1993, have had a decade of pleasure. Those intrigued by Duffy's songwriting for Robbie ... Read More: