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Name = Keepsakes - A Collection |
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| name = Keepsakes - A Collection
Artist = [[All About Eve (band)|All About Eve]] |
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| type = Compilation
Released = [[13 March]] [[2006]] |
| artist = [[All About Eve (band)|All About Eve]]
| cover = AAE Keepsakes cover.jpg
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Label = [[Mercury Records|Mercury]], [[Universal Records|Universal]] |
Producer = Julian Fernandez |
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| released = 13 March 2006
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*Get Ready To Rock! (5/5) [http://www.getreadytorock.com/reviews/all_about_eve2.htm link] |
| venue =
Last album = ''[[Cinemasonic (album)|Cinemasonic]]'' <br/> (2003)|
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This album = '''Keepsakes'''''<br />(2006) |
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Next album = ''(Latest Album)''|}}
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| label = [[Mercury Records|Mercury]], [[Universal Records|Universal]]
| producer = Julian Fernandez
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'''''Keepsakes - A Collection''''' is an anthology by [[All About Eve (band)|All About Eve]] released on [[13 March]] [[2006]]. It is available either as a double CD or as a [[limited edition]] double CD and DVD set (the DVD containing the band's videos and television performances).
'''''Keepsakes - A Collection''''' is an anthology by [[All About Eve (band)|All About Eve]] released on 13 March 2006. It is available either as a double CD or as a [[limited edition]] double CD and DVD set (the DVD containing the band's videos and television performances).


Unlike ''[[Winter Words (album)|Winter Words]]'', this compilation had the support and involvement of the band. Of it [[Julianne Regan]] (lead singer) said "Compiling the album reminded me that we were actually a pretty good band about 70% of the time."
Unlike ''[[Winter Words (album)|Winter Words]]'', this compilation had the support and involvement of the band. Lead singer [[Julianne Regan]] said of it "Compiling the album reminded me that we were actually a pretty good band about 70% of the time."


==Track listing==
==Track listing==
'''First CD:'''
'''First CD:'''
#Flowers in Our Hair (extended version)
#Flowers in Our Hair (extended version)
#In The Clouds
#In the Clouds
#Calling Your Name
#Calling Your Name
#Paradise (1988 remix)
#Paradise (1989 remix)
#Martha's Harbour
#[[Martha's Harbour]]
#Every Angel (7" remix)
#Every Angel (7" remix)
#What Kind Of Fool (Autumn Rhapsody)
#What Kind of Fool (Autumn Rhapsody)
#Wild Flowers (1988 BBC session version)
#Wild Flowers (1988 BBC session version)
#Candy Tree (Live at the [[Hammersmith Odeon]] 1988)
#Candy Tree (Live at the [[Hammersmith Odeon]] 1988)
#Wild Hearted Woman (Live at the [[Hammersmith Odeon]] 1988)
#Wild Hearted Woman (Live at the Hammersmith Odeon 1988)
#Our Summer (Live)
#Our Summer (Live)
#In The Meadow (Live at the [[Hammersmith Odeon]] 1988)
#In the Meadow (Live at the Hammersmith Odeon 1988)
#Gold and Silver
#Gold and Silver
#Scarlet
#Scarlet
#Road To Your Soul
#Road to Your Soul
#Drowning
#Drowning
#December
#December
#What Kind Of Fool 2006
#What Kind of Fool 2006
#The Empty Dancehall - Revisited
#The Empty Dancehall - Revisited


'''Second CD:'''
'''Second CD:'''
#Farewell Mr Sorrow
#Farewell Mr Sorrow
#Strange Way
#Strange Way
#Rhythm Of Life
#Rhythm of Life
#Wishing the Hours Away
#Wishing the Hours Away
#The Dreamer (Tim Palmer Mix)
#The Dreamer (Tim Palmer Mix)
#Touched By Jesus
#Touched by Jesus
#Are You Lonely
#Are You Lonely
#See Emily Play (Demo Version)
#[[See Emily Play]] (Demo Version)
#Phased
#Phased
#Freeze
#Freeze
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#Some Finer Day
#Some Finer Day
#Infrared
#Infrared
#Outshine The Sun
#Outshine the Sun
#Let Me Go Home
#Let Me Go Home
#Keepsakes
#Keepsakes
#Raindrops
#Reaindrops


'''DVD (only available on [[limited edition]] version):'''
'''DVD (only available on [[limited edition]] version):'''
#Flowers In Our Hair (video)
#Flowers in Our Hair (video)
#In The Clouds (video)
#In the Clouds (video)
#Wild Hearted Woman (video)
#Wild Hearted Woman (video)
#Every Angel (video)
#Every Angel (video)
#Martha's Harbour (video)
#Martha's Harbour (video)
#What Kind Of Fool (video)
#What Kind of Fool (video)
#Road to Your Soul (video)
#Road to Your Soul (video)
#December (video)
#December (video)
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#Some Finer Day (video)
#Some Finer Day (video)
#Let Me Go Home (video)
#Let Me Go Home (video)
#Every Angel (performed for [[Going Live!]] in 1988)
#Every Angel (performed for ''[[Going Live!]]'' in 1988)
#Martha's Harbour (performed (live) for [[Top of the Pops]] in 1988)
#Martha's Harbour (performed (live) for ''[[Top of the Pops]]'' in 1988)
#What Kind Of Fool (performed for [[Top of the Pops]] in 1988)
#What Kind of Fool (performed for ''Top of the Pops'' in 1988)
#Scarlet (performed for [[Daytime Live]] in 1990)
#Scarlet (performed for ''Daytime Live'' in 1990)
#More Than The Blues (performed for [[Daytime Live]] in 1990)
#More Than the Blues (performed for ''Daytime Live'' in 1990)
#Farewell Mr Sorrow (performed for [[Top of the Pops]] in 1991)
#Farewell Mr Sorrow (performed for ''Top of the Pops'' in 1991)


'''The DVD also features two [[Easter egg (virtual)|Easter Eggs]]:'''
'''The DVD also features two [[Easter egg (virtual)|Easter Eggs]]:'''
#Martha's Harbour (performed (mimed) for [[Top of the Pops]] in 1988 - the "infamous" version [see notes])
#Martha's Harbour (performed (mimed) for ''Top of the Pops'' in 1988 - the "infamous" version [see notes])
#What Kind Of Fool (an alternate version of the video deemed suitable for children as it does not feature [[Tarot]] Cards)
#What Kind of Fool (an alternate version of the video deemed suitable for children as it does not feature [[tarot]] cards)


==Notes==
==Notes==
Despite this compilation being in the [[greatest hits]] vein, it does feature a large number of songs which have not appeared in any previously recorded format (including all of the live and demo tracks).
Despite this compilation being in the [[greatest hits]] vein, it does feature a large number of songs which have not appeared in any previously recorded format (including all of the live and demo tracks).


The compilation also contains four completely new or re-worked songs which are "What Kind of Fool 2006", "The Empty Dancehall Revisited", "Keepsakes" (which has also been released as a [[single (music)|download single]]) and "Raindrops".
The compilation also contains four completely new or re-worked songs which are "What Kind of Fool 2006", "The Empty Dancehall Revisited", "Keepsakes" (which has also been released as a [[single (music)|download single]]) and "Raindrops".


The sleeve-notes to this compilation are a no-holds barred history of the band which detail the failures and the mistakes as well as the triumphs.
The sleeve-notes to this compilation are a no-holds barred history of the band which detail the failures and the mistakes as well as the triumphs.


The "infamous" version of "Martha's Harbour" was a [[Top of the Pops]] performance featuring just [[Julianne Regan]] and [[Tim Bricheno]] which - as was usual [[BBC]] policy at the time - was mimed. Unfortunately the backing tape wasn't played to the performers and which meant that they couldn't hear what they were supposed to be miming to - whereas the TV audience could hear the song with the two of them just sitting there. They pick the song up to much studio audience applause mid-way through the second verse, when someone realised the mistake.
[[Top of the Pops#Miming|The "infamous" version of "Martha's Harbour"]] was a ''[[Top of the Pops]]'' performance featuring just [[Julianne Regan]] and [[Tim Bricheno]] which - as was usual [[BBC]] policy at the time - was mimed. Unfortunately the backing tape wasn't played to the performers and which meant that they couldn't hear what they were supposed to be miming to - whereas the TV audience could hear the song with the two of them just sitting there. They pick the song up to much studio audience applause mid-way through the second verse, when someone realised the mistake.


"The Empty Dancehall Revisited" and "Raindrops" feature [[Tim Bricheno]] playing on an All About Eve album for the first time since their second album ''[[Scarlet and Other Stories]]'' seventeen years beforehand.
"The Empty Dancehall Revisited" and "Raindrops" feature Bricheno playing on an All About Eve album for the first time since their second album ''[[Scarlet and Other Stories]]'' seventeen years beforehand.


[[Marty Willson-Piper]] wasn't available for the [[Top of the Pops]] performance of "Farewell Mr Sorrow" so his part in the mime was taken by a roadie called Adam Birch.
[[Marty Willson-Piper]] wasn't available for the ''Top of the Pops'' performance of "Farewell Mr Sorrow" so his part in the mime was taken by a roadie called Adam Birch.{{citation needed|date=March 2019}}


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==See also==
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[[All About Eve (band)]]


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[[Category:All About Eve (band) compilation albums]]
[[Julianne Regan]]
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[[Category:2006 compilation albums]]

[[Category:2006 video albums]]
[[Tim Bricheno]]
[[Category:Music video compilation albums]]

[[Category:Mercury Records compilation albums]]
[[Marty Willson-Piper]]
[[Category:Mercury Records video albums]]

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[[Category:2006 albums]]
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[[Category:All About Eve albums]]

Latest revision as of 06:15, 18 April 2022

Keepsakes - A Collection
Compilation album by
All About Eve
Released13 March 2006
LabelMercury, Universal
ProducerJulian Fernandez
All About Eve chronology
Cinemasonic
(2003) 		Keepsakes - A Collection
(2006)

Keepsakes - A Collection is an anthology by All About Eve released on 13 March 2006. It is available either as a double CD or as a limited edition double CD and DVD set (the DVD containing the band's videos and television performances).

Unlike Winter Words, this compilation had the support and involvement of the band. Lead singer Julianne Regan said of it "Compiling the album reminded me that we were actually a pretty good band about 70% of the time."

Track listing

[edit]

First CD:

  1. Flowers in Our Hair (extended version)
  2. In the Clouds
  3. Calling Your Name
  4. Paradise (1989 remix)
  5. Martha's Harbour
  6. Every Angel (7" remix)
  7. What Kind of Fool (Autumn Rhapsody)
  8. Wild Flowers (1988 BBC session version)
  9. Candy Tree (Live at the Hammersmith Odeon 1988)
  10. Wild Hearted Woman (Live at the Hammersmith Odeon 1988)
  11. Our Summer (Live)
  12. In the Meadow (Live at the Hammersmith Odeon 1988)
  13. Gold and Silver
  14. Scarlet
  15. Road to Your Soul
  16. Drowning
  17. December
  18. What Kind of Fool 2006
  19. The Empty Dancehall - Revisited

Second CD:

  1. Farewell Mr Sorrow
  2. Strange Way
  3. Rhythm of Life
  4. Wishing the Hours Away
  5. The Dreamer (Tim Palmer Mix)
  6. Touched by Jesus
  7. Are You Lonely
  8. See Emily Play (Demo Version)
  9. Phased
  10. Freeze
  11. I Don't Know (Alternate Version)
  12. Some Finer Day
  13. Infrared
  14. Outshine the Sun
  15. Let Me Go Home
  16. Keepsakes
  17. Raindrops

DVD (only available on limited edition version):

  1. Flowers in Our Hair (video)
  2. In the Clouds (video)
  3. Wild Hearted Woman (video)
  4. Every Angel (video)
  5. Martha's Harbour (video)
  6. What Kind of Fool (video)
  7. Road to Your Soul (video)
  8. December (video)
  9. Scarlet (video)
  10. Farewell Mr Sorrow (video)
  11. Strange Way (video)
  12. The Dreamer (video)
  13. Phased (video)
  14. Some Finer Day (video)
  15. Let Me Go Home (video)
  16. Every Angel (performed for Going Live! in 1988)
  17. Martha's Harbour (performed (live) for Top of the Pops in 1988)
  18. What Kind of Fool (performed for Top of the Pops in 1988)
  19. Scarlet (performed for Daytime Live in 1990)
  20. More Than the Blues (performed for Daytime Live in 1990)
  21. Farewell Mr Sorrow (performed for Top of the Pops in 1991)

The DVD also features two Easter Eggs:

  1. Martha's Harbour (performed (mimed) for Top of the Pops in 1988 - the "infamous" version [see notes])
  2. What Kind of Fool (an alternate version of the video deemed suitable for children as it does not feature tarot cards)

Notes

[edit]

Despite this compilation being in the greatest hits vein, it does feature a large number of songs which have not appeared in any previously recorded format (including all of the live and demo tracks).

The compilation also contains four completely new or re-worked songs which are "What Kind of Fool 2006", "The Empty Dancehall Revisited", "Keepsakes" (which has also been released as a download single) and "Raindrops".

The sleeve-notes to this compilation are a no-holds barred history of the band which detail the failures and the mistakes as well as the triumphs.

The "infamous" version of "Martha's Harbour" was a Top of the Pops performance featuring just Julianne Regan and Tim Bricheno which - as was usual BBC policy at the time - was mimed. Unfortunately the backing tape wasn't played to the performers and which meant that they couldn't hear what they were supposed to be miming to - whereas the TV audience could hear the song with the two of them just sitting there. They pick the song up to much studio audience applause mid-way through the second verse, when someone realised the mistake.

"The Empty Dancehall Revisited" and "Raindrops" feature Bricheno playing on an All About Eve album for the first time since their second album Scarlet and Other Stories seventeen years beforehand.

Marty Willson-Piper wasn't available for the Top of the Pops performance of "Farewell Mr Sorrow" so his part in the mime was taken by a roadie called Adam Birch.[citation needed]

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