Ghosts (album)

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Ghosts
Ghosts cover
Studio album by Siobhán Donaghy
Released June 25, 2007
Recorded 2005-2007
Genre Alternative pop, Indie, New Wave
Length 55:05
60:48 (with iTunes bonus tracks)
Label Parlophone Records
Producer James Sanger
Marius De Vries
Professional reviews
Siobhán Donaghy chronology
Revolution In Me
(2003)		 Ghosts
(2007)		 TBA
(2009)
Alternate cover
Image:SiobhanDonaghyGhostsPromo.jpg
Promo cover
Singles from Ghosts
  1. "Don't Give It Up"
    Released: April 16, 2007
  2. "So You Say"
    Released: June 18, 2007

Ghosts is the second album by singer Siobhán Donaghy, released on June 25, 2007. The album peaked at #92 on the UK Album Chart. This album received more media attention than her debut album, but was overall a commercial failure despite receiving excellent critical reviews.

Contents

[edit] Track listing

# Title Length
1. "Don't Give It Up" 3:09
2. "So You Say" 4:19
3. "There's A Place" 3:26
4. "Sometimes" 3:22
5. "12 Bar Acid Blues" 3:55
6. "Make It Right" 3:44
7. "Coming Up For Air" 4:13
8. "Goldfish" 4:09
9. "Medevac" 3:58
10. "Halcyon Days" 4:19
11. "Ghosts" 3:55
12. "Man On A Mission" (iTunes bonus track) 3:54
13. "Re-Offend" (iTunes bonus track) 1:49

[edit] Singles

[edit] B-sides

[edit] Leftover tracks

  • "Crime Of Passion" 04:30
  • "Hard To Say"
  • "Styflin'"
  • "Carpe Diem"
  • "Obscured by Crowds" 04:03

[edit] Songs versions

  • "Ghosts" (Non-Fade Version)
  • "So You Say" (Radio Edit)
  • "So You Say" (Original/Extended Version)
  • "Don't Give It Up" (Radio Edit)
  • "12 Bar Acid Blues" (Non-Fade Version)

[edit] Information

  • This is Donaghy's first release on Parlophone Records and is her second solo album.
  • The album was recorded in a small studio near Barneville-Carteret, France.
  • The producer of the album, James Sanger, has worked with artists such as U2, Keane, and Dido.
  • Other producers/songwriters confirmed to have worked with Donaghy on this album are Jony Rockstar, Carl McIntosh ("There's A Place"), Ben Ranyard ("12 Bar Acid Blues"), and Marius De Vries (Coming Up For Air).
  • The title track of the album, "Ghosts" is played backwards during portions of the song.
  • When the track "Ghosts" is reversed, 45 seconds into the song a hidden message is heard (original reversed bit 2.55 into song).

[edit] Charts

Chart (2007) Peak
position
Irish Albums Chart 140
UK Albums Chart 92
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Siobhán Donaghy
Studio albums
Revolution In Me · Ghosts
Singles
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