CD-Charts Position 1
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The Road to Hell & Back

Search: Somewhere Between Highway 61
by: Chris Rea

Release Date October 31, 2006
Aditional info.
Version 1. (Single Disc)
The cd contains 11 tracks

Track Listings:

01 - Jazzy Blue
02 - Josephine
03 - Stony Road
04 - Julia
05 - Stainsby Girls
06 - Somewhere Between Highway 61 & 49
07 - I Can Hear Your Heart Beat
08 - The Road to Hell
09 - On the Beach
10 - Let's Dance
11 - Fool (If You Think It's Over)

Version 2. (Double Disc)
The 1st cd editon contains 12 tracks
The 2nd cd editon contains 6 tracks

Disc: 1

01 - Jazzee Blue
02 - That's The Way It Goes
03 - Where The Blues Come From
04 - Josephine
05 - Work Gang
06 - Head Out On The Highway
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CD-Charts Position 2
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The Road To Hell And Back

Search: Somewhere Between Highway 61
by: Chris Rea

Release Date October 16, 2006
Aditional info.
Version 1. (Single Disc)
The cd contains 11 tracks

Track Listings:

01 - Jazzy Blue
02 - Josephine
03 - Stony Road
04 - Julia
05 - Stainsby Girls
06 - Somewhere Between Highway 61 & 49
07 - I Can Hear Your Heart Beat
08 - The Road to Hell
09 - On the Beach
10 - Let's Dance
11 - Fool (If You Think It's Over)

Version 2. (Double Disc)
The 1st cd editon contains 12 tracks
The 2nd cd editon contains 6 tracks

Disc: 1

01 - Jazzee Blue
02 - That's The Way It Goes
03 - Where The Blues Come From
04 - Josephine
05 - Work Gang
06 - Head Out On The Highway
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CD-Charts Position 3
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The Road To Hell And Back

Search: Somewhere Between Highway 61
by: Chris Rea

Release Date October 16, 2006
In this CD Rea plays and sings beautifully, a perfect combination between voice and instruments. The band is also excellent.Very good guitar solos and a perfect selection of Rea songs for listening over and over again. Definetelly worth buying.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Blue Guitars [11CD + DVD]

Search: Somewhere Between Highway 61
by: Chris Rea

Release Date October 17, 2005
Whilst I admire Chris Rea's ambition I fear the scope was too great and he stretched himself too far. From 11 CDs I found only 11 songs of top notch material. The majority of the rest was rather generic needing further effort applied or simply forgotten all together. Therefore it's quite a hefty sum to pay out when the majority of it is so unrewarding. Instead I'd recommend people save their money for the Blue Jukebox album which is a far more focused and rewarding experience.