Quench (album)

• "Perfect 10" - released August 1998, UK Singles Chart pos.- No. 2, • "Dumb" - released November 1998, UK Singles Chart pos.- No. 16, • "How Long's a Tear Take to Dry?" - released March 1999, UK Singles Chart pos.- No. 12, • "The Table (feat. The London Community Gospel Choir)" - released June 1999, UK Singles Chart pos.- No. 47. == Track listing ==

All songs written by Paul Heaton and Dave Rotheray • "How Long's a Tear Take to Dry?" 4:35 • "The Lure of the Sea" 3:57 • "Big Coin" 4:11 • "Dumb" 3:44 • "Perfect 10" 3:38 • "The Slide" 5:03 • "Look What I Found in My Beer" 3:33 • "The Table" 3:07 • "Window Shopping for Blinds" 4:05 • "Pockets" 4:59 • "I May Be Ugly" 3:40 • "Losing Things" 3:27 • "Your Father and I" 5:05 ==B-sides==

As was their usual modus operandi, The Beautiful South included unreleased material on the B-sides of the singles taken from their albums. from the "Perfect 10" CD1 • "Perfect 10" • "If" • "I'll Sail This Ship Alone" (performed by the East Yorkshire Motor Services Band) from the "Perfect 10" CD2 • "Perfect 10" • "Loving Arms" (Tom Jans) • "One Last Love Song" (performed by the East Yorkshire Motor Services Band) from the "Dumb" CD1 • "Dumb" • "Suck Harder" • "Especially for You" (performed by the East Yorkshire Motor Services Band, sleeve lists "Blackbird on the Wire") from the "Dumb" CD2 • "Dumb" • "I Sold My Heart to the Junkman" (Leon René) • "Blackbird on the Wire" (performed by the East Yorkshire Motor Services Band, sleeve lists "Especially for You") from the "How Long's a Tear Take to Dry?" CD1 • "How Long's a Tear Take to Dry?" • "How Long's a Tear Take to Dry?" (Remix) • "Perfect 10" (Acoustic) from the "How Long's a Tear Take to Dry?" CD2 • "How Long's a Tear Take to Dry?" • "Big Coin" (Acoustic, live on BBC Radio 1's The Mark Goodier Show) • "Rotterdam" (Acoustic with Paul Heaton on vocals, recorded for BBC Radio 2 and UK Arena's songwriter circle 'In the Round' Dec. 2, 1998. from "The Table" CD1 • "The Table" (featuring the London Community Gospel Choir) • "Old Red Eyes Is Back" (Acoustic) • "Your Father and I" (Recorded live at The Forum, London in 1998 for BBC Radio 2) from "The Table" CD2 • "The Table" (featuring the London Community Gospel Choir) • "Don't Marry Her" (Acoustic) • "Look What I Found in My Beer" (Acoustic) All the acoustic tracks were recorded for BBC Radio 2 and UK Arena's songwriter circle 'In the Round' Dec. 2, 1998. ==Personnel==

;The Beautiful South • Paul Heaton - vocals • Dave Hemingway - vocals • Jacqui Abbott - vocals • Dave Rotheray - guitar • Sean Welch - bass • Dave Stead - drums with: • Damon Butcher - keyboards • Gary Hammond - percussion • The Kick Horns - brass • The London Community Gospel Choir - backing vocals "The Slide" • Paul Weller - additional guitar "Perfect 10" == Charts ==

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