The Sin of Pride
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| Studio album by The Undertones | |||||
| Released | March, 1983 | ||||
| Genre | Rock | ||||
| Label | Ardeck-EMI (UK) Harvest (US) |
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| Producer | Mike Hedges, The Undertones | ||||
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The Sin of Pride is a 1983 album by The Undertones. It was their fourth album and the last one to feature their original line-up.
There were three singles taken from the album - "The love parade", "Got to have you back" and "Chain of love" but none of them reached the UK top 40.
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[edit] Track listing
All tracks written by John O'Neill; except where indicated
- "Got to Have You Back" (I. Hunter/ L. Ware/ S. Bowden)
- "Valentine's Treatment" (D. O'Neill / M. Bradley)
- "Luxury"
- "Love Before Romance" (J.J. O'Neill / D. O'Neill)
- "Untouchable"
- "Bye Bye Baby Blue" (J.J. O'Neill / M. Bradley)
- "Conscious" (D. O'Neill)
- "Chain of Love"
- "Soul Seven"
- "The Love Parade" (D. O'Neill / M. Bradley)
- "Save Me" (W. Robinson / W. Moore / R. Rodgers)
- "The Sin of Pride" (D. O'Neill / M. Bradley)
[edit] Bonus Tracks (1994 Dojo)
- "Turning Blue"
- "Like That" (D. O'Neill / M. Bradley)
- "Window Shopping for New Clothes"
- "Bittersweet"
- "You Stand So Close (But you’re never there)" (D. O'Neill)
- "I Can Only Dream"
[edit] Extra Bonus Tracks (2000 Essential & 2006 Sanctuary Midline)
- "The Love Parade (7" version)"
- "You're Welcome"
- "Crisis of Mine"
- "Family Entertainment "
[edit] Personnel
- Feargal Sharkey - vocals
- John O'Neill - guitar
- Damian O'Neill - guitar, keyboards
- Michael Bradley - bass
- Billy Doherty - drums
- Caroline Lavelle - cello
- Dick Blewett - saxophone
- Dave Price - trumpet
- Anne Stephenson & Virginia Howes - violin
- Sylvia & The Sapphires - backing vocals
- The Rumour Brass on "Conscious"
- Doreen Chanter & Irene Chanter - backing vocals on "The Love Parade"
