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Everything But the Girl\u2019s Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt, 1996 (Juergen Teller<\/a>)<\/p>\n Everything But the Girl<\/a> have announced a best-of album titled\u2014you guessed it\u2014The Best of Everything But the Girl<\/a>. Out November 14, via Buzzin\u2019 Fly<\/a> and Chrysalis<\/a>, the album 16-song record spans their 40-year-plus career, from Night and Day to Fuse<\/a>. Watch a trailer and find the tracklist below.<\/p>\n In press materials, Tracey Thorn<\/a> said of the running order, \u201cWe always liked albums that had a fast side and a slow side, so we thought we\u2019d start with the bangers and wind down with the ballads\u201d<\/p>\n Ben Watt<\/a> added, \u201cIt also makes the album run backwards in time. It gives you a sense of clubland back to bedsit, a journey that to us feels very real. And at the end, we pair the modern-day (Run a Red Light) with how we started (Night and Day).\u201d<\/p>\n Revisit Ruth Saxelby\u2019s Sunday Review of Everything But the Girl\u2019s Walking Wounded<\/a>.<\/p>\n $37.00, Rough Trade<\/p>\n The Best of Everything But the Girl<\/strong>:<\/p>\n 01 Missing (Todd Terry Remix)<\/span><\/div>\n
Everything But the Girl: The Best of Everything But the Girl<\/h2>\n
02 Nothing Left to Lose
03 Tracey in My Room (Lazy Dog Bootleg Vocal Mix)
04 Walking Wounded
05 Single
06 Corcovado
07 Before Today
08 No Difference
09 Driving
10 Each and Every One
11 Rollercoaster
12 I Don\u2019t Want to Talk About It
13 The Only Living Boy in New York
14 Cross My Heart
15 Run a Red Light
16 Night and Day<\/p>\n