I'm Nearly Famous (Remastered)

Rating

Album: I'm Nearly Famous (Remastered)
#	Song Title	Time
1)	I Can't Ask For Anymore Than You
2)	It's No Use Pretending
3)	I'm Nearly Famous
4)	Lovers
5)	Junior Cowboy
6)	Miss You Nights
7)	I Wish You'd Change Your Mind
8)	Devil Woman
9)	Such Is the Mystery
10)	You've Got to Give Me All Your Lovin
11)	If You Walked Away
12)	Alright It's Alright
13)	Love Enough
14)	Love on (Shine On)
15)	Honky Tonk Angel
16)	Wouldn't You Know
17)	It's Only Me You've Left Behind
18)	You're the One

Album: I'm Nearly Famous (Remastered)
#	Song Title	Time
1)	I Can't Ask For Anymore Than You
2)	It's No Use Pretending
3)	I'm Nearly Famous
4)	Lovers
5)	Junior Cowboy
6)	Miss You Nights
7)	I Wish You'd Change Your Mind
8)	Devil Woman
9)	Such Is the Mystery
10)	You've Got to Give Me All Your Lovin
11)	If You Walked Away
12)	Alright It's Alright
13)	Love Enough
14)	Love on (Shine On)
15)	Honky Tonk Angel
16)	Wouldn't You Know
17)	It's Only Me You've Left Behind
18)	You're the One

Tracks

1. I Can't Ask For Anymore Than You

2. It's No Use Pretending

3. I'm Nearly Famous

4. Lovers

5. Junior Cowboy

6. Miss You Nights

7. I Wish You Change Your Mind

8. Devil Woman

9. Such Is The Mystery

10. You've Got To Give Me All Your Lovin

11. If You Walked Away

12. Alright, It's Alright

13. Love Is Enough

14. Love On (Shine On)

15. Honky Tonk Angel

16. Wouldn't You Know It

17. It's Only M You've Left Behind

18. You're The One

Performer Notes

This 1976 album by rock & roll authority, Cliff Richard, signaled the musician's 1970s comeback.
U.K. release features six extra songs.
CD contains 6 bonus tracks.
With a tongue-in-cheek title that nods to the United States--since Cliff Richard had already been a superstar for decades in the U.K.--1976's I'M NEARLY FAMOUS finds the beloved British pop singer/actor returning to his rock roots, albeit with a contemporaneous '70s sheen. Produced by Bruce Welch of Richard's renowned former backing band, the Shadows, FAMOUS not only contains the crooner's first significant U.S. hit, the stomping "Devil Woman," but features both the serene ballad "Miss You Nights," which showcased the charming vocalist at his swooning best, and the lively Bee Gees-esque dance number "I Can't Ask for Anymore Than You." Given that Richard would eventually return to and stick with a lighter, Christian-themed sound, I'M NEARLY FAMOUS is truly one of the most notable albums in his massive discography.