The Sound of McAlmont and Butler
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| Studio album by McAlmont and Butler | |||||
| Released | 1995 | ||||
| Recorded | 1994-1995 | ||||
| Genre | Britpop, Indie rock, soul | ||||
| Label | Hut | ||||
| Producer | Bernard Butler | ||||
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The Sound of McAlmont and Butler is the debut album from rock/soul duo McAlmont and Butler, recorded in 1994/95 and released in 1995, after the duo had split up.
[edit] Track listing
- Yes (full version)
- What's the Excuse This Time?
- The Right Thing
- Although
- Don't Call it Soul
- Disappointment/Interval
- The Debitor
- How About You?
- Tonight
- You'll Lose a Good Thing
- You Do (full length)
Most songs were previously released as b sides of single releases of Yes and You Do. Two previously unreleased are featured. All songs written by David McAlmont and Bernard Butler, except "You'll Lose a Good Thing" written by Meaux/Ozen.
[edit] UK Singles Charting
- Yes (1995, number 8)
- You Do (1995, number 17)
