Moonlight Shadows (2000)

About this title: The Shadows' first trip to the Top Ten of the album charts for seven years since the golden days of their late-'70s revival, Moonlight Shadows was designed for the generation that preferred its music uncomplicated and easy. Despite the accepted brilliance of Hank Marvin in getting a very distinctive sound out of his instrument, here was an album with 16 tracks of contemporary hits ranging from the very recent (at the time of its release) "Every Breath You Take," "Hello," "Against All Odds," and "I Just Called to Say I Love You" back to the 1960s songs "Hey Jude," "A Whiter Shade of Pale," and ... read more

Tracks:

1. Every Breath You Take [Sting]
2. Hello [Richie]
3. The Power of Love [Derouge/Rush/Mende/]
4. Hey Jude [Lennon/McCartney]
5. Against All Odds [Collins]
6. Memory [Eliot/Lloyd Webber/]
7. Dancing in the Dark [Springsteen]
8. A Whiter Shade of Pale [Reid/Brooker]
9. Moonlight Shadow [Oldfield]
10. Three Times a Lady [Richie]
11. Sailing [Sutherland]
12. I Just Called to Say I Love You [Wonder]
13. I Know Him So Well [Andersson/Rice/Ulva]
14. Nights in White Satin [Hayward]
15. Imagine/Woman [Lennon]
16. Walk of Life [Knopfler]

Note: This is a general synopsis. Each listing is further described below.