Feargal Sharkey Vinyl Record Albums Sean Feargal Sharkey was born on 13 August 1958 in Londonderry (Northern Ireland) He found fame as the lead singer of the Undertones, whose singles provided some of the best punk-pop of the late 70's. The band eventually fell apart in 1983, after which Sharkey teamed up with Vince Clarke in a one-off project called "The Assembly". The plaintive "Never Never" single that came out of it was a massive hit which enabled Feargal Sharkey to show the power of his distinctive vocal style. In 1984 he recorded the underrated "Listen To Your Father", followed in 1985 by his biggest success, "A Good Heart". This insistent tune established him as a potential major act, soon followed by "You Little Thief" and Sharkey's debut album, eventually produced by Eurythmics composer David A. Stewart.
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LP |
Feargal Sharkey |
Feargal Sharkey |
1985 |
SP-6-5108 |
A & M Records Label; Album cover and record appear new; Original first US pressing; Stereo recording; Includes the original inner photo/song title/lyric/credit liner sleeve; Track listing: A Good Heart; You Little Thief; Ghost Train; Ashes And Diamonds; Made To Measure; Someone To Somebody; Don't Leave It To Nature; Love And Hate; Bitter Man; It's All Over Now |
NM-/NM- |
$19.99 |
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LP |
Feargal Sharkey |
Feargal Sharkey |
1985 |
SP-6-5108 |
A & M Records Label; Album cover has minor wear; Record has minor scuffs; Original first US pressing; Stereo recording; Includes the original inner photo/song title/lyric/credit liner sleeve; Track listing: A Good Heart; You Little Thief; Ghost Train; Ashes And Diamonds; Made To Measure; Someone To Somebody; Don't Leave It To Nature; Love And Hate; Bitter Man; It's All Over Now |
VG+/VG+ |
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