Carry On up the Charts

Infobox Album | Name = Carry on up the Charts: The Best Of The Beautiful South
Type = Greatest hits
Artist = The Beautiful South


Released = November, 1994 (UK) October, 1995 (US)

Recorded = 1994
Genre = Pop
Label = GO! Discs
Producer = Jon Kelly, The Beautiful South
Reviews =
Last album = "Miaow (album)"
(1994)
This album = "Carry on up the Charts: The Best Of The Beautiful South"
(1994)
Next album = "Blue Is the Colour"
(1995) |

"Carry On Up The Charts: The Best Of The Beautiful South" Is The Beautiful South's fifth album and first greatest hits collection.

It was released in the same year as the "Miaow" album, with the album's only single, "One Last Love Song", was released in October 1994, only two months after "Prettiest Eyes"; the last single to be taken from "Miaow". "One Last Love Song" got to number 14 in the UK charts.

The album itself was released in November 1994 and includes all of the single releases from The South's first five years in the order of their release. Its title is a reference to Carry On films such as Carry On up the Khyber.

The album reached #1 on the UK Albums Chart on 3 December 1994.

Track listing

# "Song For Whoever"
# "You Keep It All In"
# "I'll Sail This Ship Alone"
# "A Little Time"
# "My Book"
# "Let Love Speak Up Itself"
# "Old Red Eyes Is Back"
# "We Are Each Other"
# "Bell Bottomed Tear"
# "36D"
# "Good As Gold"
# "Everybodys Talkin'"
# "Prettiest Eyes"
# "One Last Love Song"

*Copies of the Canadian release also include the album tracks "I Think the Answer's Yes" and "I'm Your No.1 Fan".
*The US release also includes a cover of "Dream A Little Dream Of Me".

Limited Edition disc listing

#"Diamonds"
#"They Used to Wear Black"
#"Throw His Song Away"
#"Trevor You're Bizarre"
#"Love Wars"
#"You Just Can't Smile It Away"
#"But 'Til Then"
#"Size"
#"Frank and Delores"
#"I Started a Joke"
#"Woman in the Wall"
#"Danielle Steele"
#"In Other Words I Hate You"
#"His Time Ran Out"

*Copies of the Canadian release also include "Fleet St. BC" and "Mr. Obsession".

###@@@KEY@@@###succession box
before = "Cross Road" by Bon Jovi
"Live at the BBC" by The Beatles
title = UK number one album
years = December 3, 1994 – December 9, 1994
December 17, 1994 – January 26, 1995
after = "Live at the BBC" by The Beatles
"The Colour of My Love" by Celine Dion