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Formats and Editions
1. Too Late
2. Words
3. Something on My Mind
4. Maybe Tomorrow
5. You and I Should Be Together
6. I Don't Know What's Happened to the Kids Today
7. I Love You
8. Make My Day
9. A Little More Line
10. Maybe
11. River
12. Love Song for Someone
13. There's Nothing in the World Like Love
14. You're Lovely
15. A Number of Words
16. Who Do You See?
17. Not So Long Ago
18. The Shadow of Our Love
19. When I'm on My Own You Are on My
20. Mind
21. Rocking Chair
22. Interlude
23. Thank Your Lucky Star
24. Talkabout
25. Relax
26. Bless the Telephone
27. Summer Is Coming
28. Goodbye
29. I Just Couldn't Live Without Her
30. Maybe When We Dance
31. Ask Me to Stay
32. Here We Are
33. When You Find You Need a Friend
34. Get to the Country
35. A Feeling I Got
36. Till Night Time Comes Along
37. Fallin' for You
38. Oh What a Day
39. Just a Face
40. Seasons Come, Seasons Go
More Info:
Singer, songwriter, humanitarian, activist, poet, philosopher, artist... as the music legend Labi Siffre releases his first album of new music in 28 years, Demon are celebrating where it all began with this 3CD set from his first days as a hitmaker. To say Labi is enjoying something of a renaissance in 2026 is an understatement - last year saw him amass 21M streams for his plaintive love song 'Bless The Telephone' alone, driven in part by it's featuring as the music for a viral ad campaign for the Bumble dating app. In fact, the TikTok / Insta generation have responded in their millions to Labi's music as featured in cult film 'The Holdovers' and iconic shows like 'Dr Who', 'Better Call Saul', and 'Hacks'. '1970 -1971' brings together the first two studio albums 'Labi Siffre', and 'The Singer And The Song', plus a bonus disc of B -sides and rarities originally featured on the now -deleted 'My Song' box set from 2020. It comes in Deluxe 7" -sized packaging with a reversable front sleeve. With self -penned songs like 'Make My Day' and 'A Little More Line' and sensitive covers of the Bee Gees' 'Words' and Harry Nilsson's 'Maybe', the debut, 'Labi Siffre', from 1970 showcased an obviously rare and special talent. Later that year's follow -up, 'The Singer And The Song' was an even stronger set of entirely new compositions including 'When I'm On My Own You Are On My Mind', 'Thank Your Lucky Star' and, yes, 'Bless The Telephone'. In Labi's future lay megahit covers by Madness ('It Must Be Love'), anthems like '(Something Inside) So Strong', samples by Eminem and Dr. Dre (on 'My Name Is...), and an ever -growing generation of Gen Z music fans. But here is where it all began.
