Blue For You: Translucent Blue Double Vinyl LP (National Album Day)

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Label: Demon
Release Date: 17th October
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To celebrate National Album Day and the 2026 theme of 'Icons', Edsel
Records are proud to present the reissue of the Number One album 'Blue For
You' from Status Quo on it's 50th anniversary

'Blue For You' the band's ninth studio album cemented one of the most commercially
successful and creatively significant chapters in the band's long-running career and
continues to resonate with fans worldwide and features the Top 10 singles 'Rain' and
'Wild Side Of Life' plus 'Mystery Song'.
Released as a 2CD presented in Deluxe 7" sized gatefold packaging, the album has
been newly mastered by Andy Brook and Francis Rossi and includes demos, rarities
and live tracks from the era along with a brand new 'Blue For You' Q&A from Francis
Rossi.
This edition includes the album in full plus the non album B-side to 'Rain' ('You Lost
The Love') along with the single edit of 'Mystery Song', the non album single 'Wild Side
of Life' and its B-side 'All Through The Night'. Also included across the two CDs are
some outstanding live tracks recorded in 1975/1976 in Stoke and Osaka, Japan.
The album was preceded by a sold out UK tour featuring multiple nights in London,
Liverpool, Newcastle, Glasgow and Cardiff before the band took the album tour to the
US and Europe. They then returned to the UK for the three infamous shows at
Glasgow's Apollo Theatre in October 1976 where they were to record what would
become the incendiary 'Live!' album (with all three nights being recently released by
Demon/Edsel).
LP2 NAD2026 - TRANSLUCENT BLUE Tracks: Is There A Better Way / Mad About The
Boy / Ring Of A Change / Blue For You / Rain / Rolling Home / That's A Fact / Ease
Your Mind / Mystery Song / You Lost The Love / Mystery Song (Single Edit) / Wild
Side Of Life / All Through The Night / Wild Side Of Life (Demo) / Most Of The Time
(Live In Stoke 1975) / Roadhouse Blues (Live In Stoke 1975) / Honky Tonk Angel
(Demo 1976)