Hue and Cry (album)

Hue and Cry is the self-titled debut studio album by the Scottish pop duo Hue and Cry, released in 1987. It spawned several singles, including "Labour of Love," which became their signature song and a UK Top 10 hit. The album showcased their blend of soulful vocals, sophisticated songwriting, and contemporary pop arrangements. Key features include Greg Kane's distinctive keyboard playing and Pat Kane's powerful vocals, creating a sound often described as sophisticated and soulful pop. The album was commercially successful and helped to establish Hue and Cry as a prominent act in the UK music scene during the late 1980s. Critical reception was generally positive, praising the duo's musicianship and songwriting abilities. The album's tracklist includes, but is not limited to, "Labour of Love," "Looking for Linda," "Ordinary Angel," and "Violently (Your Words in My Mouth)."