80's Heroes - James Grant, Justin Currie & Gary Clark.

The list author says:
	"Debut from James Grant and co which includes 'River Of People' and the much played 'Candybar Express'. 'Beautiful' prequalling what would be coming on next release. A raw and live sound for (1986)"

The list author says:
	"Gary Clark was clearly influenced by the great Steely Dan, 'Steamtrains To The Milky Way' is a testament to that sound, also includes 'Mary's Prayer'. Should have been huge. (1987)"

The list author says:
	"Love And Money made some of the best music in the 80's, James Grant continues to do so. This includes 'Halleluiah Man' their breakthrough single and the wonderful 'Shape Of Things To Come' (1987)."

The list author says:
	"This group should have been huge, great songs and a genius in the form of Gary Clark. 'Imaginary Girl' and 'Me And Shirley McClaine' light up the dullest of days. (1989)"

The list author says:
	"Justin has to be the spokesperson for dissappointment! Some truly wonderful songs on this including 'Stone Cold Sober''Nothing Ever Happens' & the brilliant 'Move Away Jimmy Blue'. Sheer Poetry (1989)"

The list author says:
	"A small gem with great songs including a human anthem, 'Sometimes I Wanna Give Up!' who in the world has never said that to themselves?. Pure Pop genius. (1991)"

The list author says:
	"Most fans fave Del's album as it has so many high points, 'Be My Downfall''Surface Of The Moon''Always The Last To Know' & 'Just Like A Man'. It's Justin's strong lyrics we are all suckers for!(1992)"

The list author says:
	"A must for Clark fans as this includes the brilliant 'Pleasure For Pleasure' as well as 'From A Boy To A Man' & 'I Wont Be Here When You Get Home' 3 songs circa 87 that were b-sides to singles (1991)"

The list author says:
	"Last album release which includes the fantastic tunes 'Last Ship On The River''Pray For Love' & 'Looking For The Light'. A shame more people were not aware of this album. (1993)"

The list author says:
	"It pains me to say this is the Danny Wilson vocalist's only solo album, its fresh, tuneful and clever songs always leave you with a smile on your face, more please Gary! (1993)"

The list author says:
	"My fave Del's album, such a great live sound to the songs which are some of their best. 'Never Enough''Tell Her This' & 'Driving With The Brakes On' just sum up feelings for the fairer sex! (1995)."

The list author says:
	"Gary Clark in disguise as King L with Boo Hewerdine in tow, An absolute corker of an album that includes 'First Man On The Sun''Greedy' & 'Tragedy Girl' (1995)."

The list author says:
	"Could quite easily pass as a pucker release on its own such are the quality of the b-sides. 'Paper Thin''Scared To Live' & Long Way Down' are as good as anything they have ever done, (1998)"

The list author says:
	"Debut solo from James which came 5 years after the split and is now recognised as a classic. 'All Her Saturday's''This Is The Last Time' & 'Is Anybody Dreaming About Me' are some of his best. (1998)"

The list author says:
	"Last but one from the Del's got lost in obscurity for some reason, still some cracking tunes as in 'What I Think She Sees' & 'Mother Nature's Writing'. Poetry! (1997)"

The list author says:
	"Second album from former Love and Money front man has to be his most accomplished work to date, 'Belle Of My Burlesque' and the title track are just fantastic! (2000)"

The list author says:
	"Rare single from James that includes non album track 'Plastic Flowers' and not my choice for single, would have personally preferred 'Belle Of My Burlesque' (2000)"

The list author says:
	"A good idea setting tunes to well known poetry, a definate grower and houses some gems as in 'A Tale Best Forgotten'Long John Brown & Little Mary Bell' & 'Lady Weeping At The Crossroads' (2002)"

The list author says:
	"Sixth studio album, not commercially successful but a little gem with great tracks. 'Buttons On Your Clothes''Baby Its Me' & 'Cash And Prizes' are all superb. (2002)"

The list author says:
	"James Grant's fourth release carrying on the quality songs he has been writing solo for 10 years now, 'Before She Shot The Arrow' and the title track are classics in his growing back catalogue.(2004)"

The list author says:
	"Del Amitri front man breaks away on his own, which has been a long time coming. An album of the usual bitter sweet and melancholy songs grace this particular release. Great to see him back. (2007)"

The list author says:
	"An EP with 2 previously unreleased songs in the form of 'Get To Me' & 'Let It Be Me' which were conveniently left off latest album! (2008)"

The list author says:
	"James returns after a 5 year break, available on his website since Feb this is now readily available everywhere. The music is more upbeat compared with the sombre 'Holy Love'. A Class act! (2009)"

The list author says:
	"One for the Justin Currie completists, he sings on 3 tracks here, 'I'm Gonna Leave You''It's Better To Have And Don't Need' and 'Return Of The Prodigal Son'. A great foot tapper of an album. (2007)"

The list author says:
	"Imminent release of Justin's 2nd solo album cant come quick enough for me. 'A Man With Nothing To Do' is scheduled to be the first single on 26th April."