The Levellers
Greatest Hits
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- A1: Fifteen Years
- A2: Hope Street
- A3: What A Beautiful Day
- A4: Dog Train
- A5: Belarus
- A6: The Cholera Well
- B1: Last Man Alive
- B2: Truth Is
- B3: Fantasy
- B4: Just The One
- B5: Burn America Burn
- B6: Before The End
- C1: Beautiful Day (Feat. Imelda May)
- C2: Julie (Feat. Frank Turner)
- C3: Celebrate
- C4: Bozos
- C5: Too Real
- C6: Liberty
- D1: One Way
- D2: Make You Happy
- D3: This Garden
- D4: Julie
- D5: Wild As Angels
- D6: Come On
- E3: Together All The Way
- E4: Exodus (Live)
- E5: Happy Birthday Revolution
- F1: Just The One (Feat. Bellowhead)
- F2: Hope Street (Feat. Billy Bragg)
- F3: Carry Me
- F4: Outside/Inside
- F5: World Freakshow
- F6: The Recruiting Sergeant (Warchild Explicit)
- E1: The Devil Went Down To Georgia
- E2: Far From Home
From the folk punk roots of Carry Me, through the anthemic One Way, Fifteen Years and Top 20 hits Hope Street, Just The One and Beautiful Day - more recent tracks such as Truth Is, The Cholera Well and The Recruiting Sgt show the Levellers' mix of scathing political comment and positive DIY attitude to life hasn't dissipated over the years.
Most exciting of all, there are brand new recordings of the Levellers collaborating with contemporary artists re-working some of their classic material. Imelda May is the Queen of all time on Beautiful Day, while Bellowhead and the legendary Billy Bragg help out on Just The One and Hope Street respectively.
Finally, lifelong Levellers fan Frank Turner joined the band in the studio - breathing new life into Julie - bringing us back full circle for another generation of the disenfranchised to discover the Levellers for the first time.
