Album

Union Street

Erasure

2006 · Rock, Pop

Union Street by Erasure

Union Street is a Pop album by Erasure, originally released in 2006. On Gatefold: 21 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Boy3:51
  2. 2Piano Song3:19
  3. 3Stay with Me (Acoustic Union Street)4:55
  4. 4Spiralling (Acoustic Union Street)2:28
  5. 5Home (Acoustic Union Street)4:14
  6. 6Tenderest Moments5:15
  7. 7Alien (Acoustic Union Street)3:44
  8. 8Blues Away4:01
  9. 9How Many Times? (Acoustic Union Street)3:32
  10. 10Love Affair3:57
  11. 11Rock Me Gently (Acoustic Union Street)4:29
  12. 12Boy (Pete Anderson Remix)3:51

Sound DNA

  • Pop
  • Contemporary Pop
  • clean
  • bittersweet
  • confessional

Concept album consisting of band's songs re-interpreted in a Country/Acoustic style. Recorded in a small studio called "Union Street" in Brooklyn, NY. The album was born from the band's idea "We just felt there were songs in our albums that had been missed as songs".
"Boy" was released as an advance single and EP. Originally released on the album "Cowboy" (1997).

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Andy Bell
  • Jill WalshBACKING VOCALS BACKING VOCALS , ARRANGED BY
  • Steve WalshGUITAR ACOUSTIC GUITAR GUITAR , GUITAR
  • Vince ClarkeCLASSICAL GUITAR GUITAR
  • Anja WoodCELLO
  • Antoine SilvermanARRANGED BY ARRANGED BY , VIOLIN VIOLIN
  • Ben ButlerGUITAR
  • Ben WittmanPERCUSSION
  • Chris CardonaVIOLIN
  • David CreswellVIOLA
  • Gordon TitcombMANDOLIN PEDAL STEEL GUITAR RESONATOR GUITAR
  • Joey SeifersACOUSTIC BASS
  • Kenny WollesenPERCUSSION
  • Richard HammondACOUSTIC BASS

21 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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