CD1

1. Move It
2. High Class Baby
3. Mean Streak
4. Living Doll
5. Travellin’ Light
6. A Voice In The Wilderness
7. Fall In Love With You
8. Please Don’t Tease
9. Nine Times Out Of Ten
10. I Love You
11. Theme For A Dream
12. Gee Whiz It’s You
13. A Girl Like You
14. When The Girl In Your Arms Is The Girl In Your Heart
15. The Young Ones
16. I’m Lookin’ Out Of The Window
17. Do You Want To Dance
18. It’ll Be Me
19. The Next Time
20. Bachelor Boy
21. Summer Holiday
22. Lucky Lips
23. It’s All In The Game
24. Don’t Talk To Him
25. I’m The Lonely One
26. Constantly (L’Edera)
27. On The Beach
28. The Twelfth Of Never
29. I Could Easily Fall (In Love With You)
30. The Minute You’re Gone
31. Wind Me Up (Let Me Go)

CD2

1. Visions April
2. Time Drags By
3. In The Country
4. It’s All Over
5. The Day I Met Marie
6. All My Love
7. Congratulations
8. Big Ship
9. Throw Down A Line
10. Goodbye Sam, Hello Samantha
11. Power To All Our Friends
12. Miss You Nights
13. Devil Woman
14. We Don’t Talk Anymore
15. Carrie
16. Dreamin’
17. A Little In Love
18. Wired For Sound
19. Daddy’s Home
20. The Only Way Out
21. She Means Nothing To Me
22. True Love Ways
23. Please Don’t Fall In Love
24. All I Ask Of You
25. My Pretty One

CD3

1. Some People
2. Mistletoe And Wine
3. The Best Of Me
4. I Just Don’t Have The Heart
5. Silhouettes
6. From A Distance
7. Saviour’s Day
8. We Should Be Together
9. I Still Believe In You
10. Peace In Our Time
11. Can’t Keep The Feeling In
12. The Millennium Prayer
13. Somewhere Over The Rainbow/What A Wonderful World
14. Santa’s List
15. Somethin’ Is Goin’ On
16. 21st Century Christmas
17. Move It (with Brian May and Brian Bennett)
18. Thank you For A Lifetime
19. Golden

Sir Cliff Richard will celebrate his 75th birthday with a newly released triple-disc collection of his greatest hits –including a brand new studio track.

The new song – ‘Golden’ – is a tribute to Sir Cliff’s army of fans for the support they have shown during his stellar career.

Written by long standing writer friend Chris Eaton – who also wrote Saviour’s Day - it was originally penned in time to mark his 50 years in the music business in 2008. Cliff performed it in his concerts that year - but it has only now been recorded.  

It will feature on the compilation album – Cliff Richard ’75 at 75’ – to be released by Rhino Records on 18th September.

As well as ‘Golden’, the new triple-disc collection of Cliff’s greatest hits features an incredible list of hit singles including ‘Living Doll’, ‘The Young Ones’, ‘Summer Holiday’, ‘We Don’t Talk Anymore’ the Christmas classic ‘Mistletoe and Wine’, ‘Devil Woman’ ‘Wired for Sound’, ‘Move It’ and many others.

Sir Cliff Richard is indisputably Britain’s all-time greatest hit-maker. No other UK band or solo artist is even close to equalling his 123 hit singles.               

Highlights of this remarkable career are too numerous to mention, and include successful films, musicals, concert tours and even his own television show all contributing to the Cliff Richard legend.

As for his music, Sir Cliff holds the record (with Elvis Presley) as the only act to make the UK singles charts in all of its first six decades (1950s–2000s). He is also the only singer to have had a No. 1 single in the UK in 5 consecutive decades.