HUE AND CRY Strength To Strength (1987 UK limited edition 7" vinyl single box set, including poster & three postcards, all housed within a 7" square box with sticker still attached. The box displays some light general wear whilst the contentsshows little signs of wear or age YRX6) more...
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HUE AND CRY Labour Of Love (1993 UK 4-track remix 12" vinyl single, includes Joey Negro Extended 12", Weekend Mix and Nitro's Wall Mix, picture sleeve HUEST1) more...
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HUE AND CRY Violently (1989 Austrian 4-track 3" CD single including 'The Man With The Child In His Eyes', 'Calamity John' & 'Looking For Linda - Gospel On The Track Mix', comes in a 3" card wallet picture sleeve and still in the bubble pack YRCD29) more...
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HUE & CRY Violently (Your Words Hit Me) (1989 UK 4-track 12" vinyl EP, including the Acapella Version, a cover of The Man With The Child In His Eyes, Calamity John and Rolling Home, complete with illustrated lyric inner, picture sleeve. The sleeve shows minimal shelfwear & the vinyl remains near 'as new' with little sign of play YRET29) more...
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HUE & CRY I Refuse (1988 UK 4-track 12" vinyl single includes Indifference and live versions of Kiss and Something Warmer recorded from The Pavilion Theatre in Glasgow on 31st October and 1st November 1987, housed in a picture sleeve - this is anew and unused copy! YRT8) more...
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HUE AND CRY Long Term Lovers Of Pain (1991 UK 4-track 10" vinyl EP including the Single Remix plus 'Stars Crash Down', 'My Salt Heart' and 'Heart of Saturday Night'. Issued within the gatefold picture sleeve complete with the integral lyric booklet [which shows a little foxing], the vinyl remains in excellent condition YRX71) more...
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HUE AND CRY Long Term Lovers Of Pain (Deleted 1991 UK 4-track vinyl 7" EP also including live versions of 'Heart Of Saturday Night', 'Remberance And Gold' and 'Stars Crash Down' recorded at the Cirque Royale in Brussels, housed in a glossy flipback card picture sleeve. The sleeve has a few light storage marks with the vinyl in shop bought unplayed condition YR71) more...
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HUE AND CRY 5 Track Sampler (Official 2008 UK Blairhill Records 5-track promotional CD-R acetate sampler to promote their 'Open Soul' album, features 3 album tracks [The Last Stop, Fireball and Headin' For A Fall], plus two of their most successful hits - Labour Of Love and Looking For Linda. Custom printed disc + black/white/orange picture/tracklisting insert) more...
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HUE AND CRY Stars Crash Down (Deleted 1991 Japanese Virgin label 10-track promo sample CD album, picture sleeve booklet with Japanese text biography and lyrics, plus matching promo stickered obi-strip! VJCP-28054) more...
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HUE & CRY Bitter Suite Live (1989 Japanese 12-track promo sample CD album issued to radio stations and reviewers ahead of the actual release date. Custom stamped inner rim on the disc complete with picture sleeve plus promo stickered obi-stripand still sealed from new VJCP-2512) more...
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HUE AND CRY Open Soul (2008 UK 'Deluxe Limited Edition' 14-track CD, their first studio album in sixteen years, boasting an energetic combination of the band's classic pop soul sound and fresh, crisp and sometimes stripped down production – think crunchy, soulful guitar riffs in the same sonic vicinity as wailing trumpet solos. With highlights featuring the opening track 'Fireball', 'Open Soul' and a cover version of Beyonce's 'Crazy In Love' plus two Bonus Recordings; 'Keep It Inside more...
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