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I think a 2009 version of Shoulda Woulda Coulda :angry: it deserved more success and sales!
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I agree, it's probably her most well known original song though so maybe it's not that needed.

 

I think 'Greatest Day' or 'Not Too Late For Love' need more recognition than they got. :(

Definatly Shoulda Woulda Coulda i say. A re-realese of Greatest Day would be nice aswell.
Speaking of Shoulda Woulda Coulda, my mum said she thinks she saw it on an advert for some sort of compilation earlier.
Ooooh, properly some compilation for depressed middle aged housewives.
LOL probably, I don't know what it was called. Bev might make about 10p from it's sales.
I can't imagine she has that much. I doubt her last album made much money. She must rely on tours but she doesn't exactly do big venues. Not many artists I like go to the Hexagon like she did on he last few tours. (fingers crossed she does for her next one so I can actually see her)
I hope it doesn't end up like Maria Lawson's latest era. First single misses the top 200 so the next single and album is 'delayed'. :(
Breaking Me Down was very dissapointing though. I didnt know the album hadnt been realesead though. I adore Black Mona Lisa from her last album, is the rest of it any good?

It's been pushed back to 'next year' now. :(

 

I think 'Black Mona Lisa' is the best song on the album, the rest of it is alright but not as good as 'Sleepwalking' or 'Black Mona Lisa'.

Oh right, i didnt like Sleepwalking all that much, so if that's one of the best on the albums then surely it cant be that good.
Aww 'Sleepwalking' is a lovely song. :wub: I hope her album doesn't get shelved.
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Sleepwalking is amazing :wub: they play it at Morrisons lol
Sleepwalking is amazing :wub: they play it at Morrisons lol

I swear you tell them what to play. :lol:

 

By the way Simon, you're my musical soulmate apparently. :)

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