Fresh As A Daisy – The Singles

BBC Manchester Review: Fresh As A Daisy – The Singles is a new Best Of compilation released in April 2007 to coincide with the reformation of James and their first live shows for five and a half years. The album comes into two CD formats. The single disc version, aimed at supermarkets and casual buyers, features 20 of the band’s biggest hits including two new songs Who Are You? and Chameleon. The two disc version features all James singles in chronological order, plus all the tracks from the two debut singles Jimone and James II. Four tracks – What’s The World, Fire So Close, If Things Were Perfect and Chain Mail – are released on cd in studio version form for the very first time. There is also a companion DVD version.

• Born Of Frustration :1992
• Chain Mail :1986
• Chameleon :2007
• Come Home :1989
• Destiny Calling :1998
• Fire So Close :1983
• Folklore :1983
• Getting Away With It (All Messed Up) :2001
• How Was It For You? :1990
• Hymn From A Village :1985
• I Know What I’m Here For :1999
• If Things Were Perfect :1985
• Jam J :1994
• Johnny Yen :1986
• Just Like Fred Astaire :1999
• Laid :1993
• Lose Control :1990
• Ring The Bells :1992
• Runaground :1998
• Say Something :1993
• Seven :1992
• She’s A Star :1997
• Sit Down :1989
• So Many Ways :1986
• Sometimes (Lester Piggott) :1993
• Sound :1991
• Tomorrow :1994
• Waltzing Along :1997
• We’re Going To Miss You :1999
• What For :1988
• What’s The World :1983
• Who Are You? :2007
• Ya Ho :1988

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• Born Of Frustration
• Come Home (Flood Mix)
• Come Home (Original)
• Destiny Calling
• Getting Away With It (All Messed Up)
• How Was It For You?
• I Know What I’m Here For
• Just Like Fred Astaire
• Laid (Version 2) (Clean)
• Laid (Version 3) (Explicit)
• Lose Control
• Ring The Bells
• Runaground
• Say Something (US Version)
• Say Something (Version 1)
• Seven
• She’s A Star
• She’s A Star (Orchestral Version)
• Sit Down
• Sit Down ’98 Apollo 440 Mix
• Sit Down (Original)
• So Many Ways
• Sometimes
• Tomorrow
• Waltzing Along
• We’re Going To Miss You
• What For

• Isle Of Wight Festival – 13th June 2015
• BBC Maida Vale Studios – 10th October 2014
• T In The Park – 12th July 2014
• Portland Kink Lounge – 8th October 2010
• 2007 – 2009: The Boys Are Back
• Later With Jools – 29th April 2008
• Radio Aryla Session – April 2008
• NME TV Interview at V Festival, Chelmsford
• James Pay Tribute To Tony Wilson at V
• James Q and A – V Festival Website
• Tony Wilson MEN Tribute
• James Belladrum Newspaper
• Please Be Seated – Edinburgh Daily Record
• Hub Interview (BBC Radio 6) with Gideon Coe
• Pearl Expertise For James
• Reborn Of Frustration – The Independent
• Cool James Have Earned Their Pinstripes – City Life
• Pleased To Meet You (Again) – The Scotsman
• How Was It For You – MEN Diary
• BBC Manchester Interview with Jim
• Radio 6 Shaun Keaveney Interview with Tim
• See You Jimmy – Mojo
• Channel M Feature with Jim Glennie and Tim Booth
• Last Requests – Tim Booth – Q Magazine (May edition)
• We Sold 30,000 T-Shirts In A Month – Uncut (May edition)
• XFM: James Announce Comeback Shows
• Tim Booth talks to Oneofthethree
• James Reform – Playlouder
• Britpoppers James To Reunite – Spin
• James Announce Comeback Tour – Virgin.Net Music
• 1/07 Indie Band James Reform For Tour – BBC News
• James Announce Reunion Tour – Manchester Evening News
• James To Reform – Filter Magazine
• XFM Interview with Tim
• James To Reform – Undercover
• Sit Up Because James Are Back – The Sun
• James Announce Comeback Shows – XFM
• Benicassim Festival – 3rd August 2001
• Top Of The Pops (Getting Away With It (All Messed Up)) – July 2001
• CD UK (Getting Away With It (All Messed Up)) – July 2001
• VH1 Ray Cokes Show – July 2001
• Later With Jools – 18th May 2001
• 11 O’Clock Show – 21st December 1999
• TFI Friday (We’re Going To Miss You) – November 1999
• Later With Jools – 23rd October 1999
• Top Of The Pops (Just Like Fred Astaire) – October 1999
• T4 (Just Like Fred Astaire) – October 1999
• TFI Friday (Just Like Fred Astaire) – October 1999
• CD UK (Just Like Fred Astaire) – October 1999
• TFI Friday (I Know What I’m Here For) – June 1999
• Chelmsford V Festival – 23rd August 1998
• Later With Jools – 24th April 1998
• BBC Top Of The Pops (Destiny Calling) – 26th March 1998
• Pepsi Chart Show (Destiny Calling) – March 1998
• MTV Up For It – March 1998
• TFI Friday (Destiny Calling) – February 1998
• TFI Friday (Tomorrow) – April 1997
• Top Of The Pops (She’s A Star) – February 1997
• TFI Friday (She’s A Star) – February 1997
• The Bob Mills Show – February 1997
• MTV 120 Minutes – 16th January 1994
• Laid (Conan O’Brien Show) – January 1994
• Jay Leno Show (Sometimes) – October 1993
• London Astoria – 28th September 1993
• Top Of The Pops (Sometimes) – September 1993
• The Beat (Sometimes) – August 1993
• Top Of The Pops (Sit Down) – 25th December 1991
• Warrington Parr Hall (evening) – 20th December 1991
• Warrington Parr Hall (afternoon) – 20th December 1991
• The Word (Sound) – November 1991
• Top Of The Pops (Sound) – November 1991
• What’s New Music (Sound) – August 1991
• London Tufnell Park Dome – 12th June 1991
• Top Of The Pops (Sit Down) – April 1991
• Going Live (Sit Down) – April 1991
• Terry Wogan Show (Sit Down) – March 1991
• Top Of The Pops (Sit Down) – March 1991
• James: Sit Down Press Release and Band Biography
• Glastonbury Festival – 23rd June 1990
• James: How Was It For You Press Biography
• Manchester Apollo – 4th December 1989
• Halifax Piece Hall – 20th August 1989
• James: Ya-Ho Les Inrockuptibles Review (French)
• The Other Side Of Midnight (Ya Ho) – September 1988
• James New Single – NME News
• James Rejoice – NME Questions
• The Other Side Of Midnight (What For) – March 1988
• City Life Interview
• London ICA – 19th March 1985

• Chelmsford V Festival – 19th August 2007
• Stafford V Festival – 18th August 2007
• Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival – 11th August 2007
• Edinburgh Corn Exchange – 10th August 2007
• Sudoeste Festival, Zambujeira – 5th August 2007
• Positivus Festival, Salacgriva, Latvia – 28th July 2007
• Athens Olympic Stadium Fly Beeyond Festival – 18th July 2007
• Barcelona Summercase Festival – 14th July 2007
• Madrid Summercase Festival – 13th July 2007
• Oxegen Festival, Punchestown, Ireland – 8th July 2007
• T In The Park – 7th July 2007
• Glasgow Oran Mor – 6th July 2007
• Istanbul Radar Festival – 30th June 2007
• London Hoxton Bar And Grill – 25th June 2007
• Manchester Hilton Cloud 23 Bar – 11th May 2007
• Manchester Club Academy – 30th April 2007
• Manchester HMV Market Street – 30th April 2007
• Manchester MEN Arena – 28th April 2007
• London Brixton Academy – 27th April 2007
• London Brixton Academy – 26th April 2007
• Birmingham Academy – 24th April 2007
• Newcastle Academy – 23rd April 2007
• Glasgow Academy – 21st April 2007
• Glasgow Academy – 20th April 2007
• Carlisle Sands Centre – 18th April 2007
• Dublin Olympia – 17th April 2007
• London Nambucca – 12th April 2007
• London Hoxton Bar And Grill – 16th March 2007