Hard Rock Cafe Manchester today reveals its ‘Manc You For The Music’ anniversary album in celebration of the Cafe’s 20th anniversary.
The 20-track Manchester-inspired Spotify album’s final track listing features a range of Mancunian artists including Happy Mondays, The Hollies, Marcel King and Pins. Other artists featured in the digital album include New Order, Doves, Lovescene and Children of Zeus.
Fans can listen to the playlist here.
The full tracklisting is as follows:
- 1. Happy Mondays – “Hallelujah” (Andrew Weatherall mix) (1989)
- 2. Pins – “Bad Girls Forever” (2020)
- 3. 808 State – “In Yer Face” (1990)
- 4. IAMDDB – “Shade” (2017)
- 5. A Guy Called Gerald – “Voodoo Ray” (1988)
- 6. The Ruthless Rap Assassins – “And It Wasn’t A Dream” (1990)
- 7. Electronic – “Get the Message” (1991)
- 8. Marcel King – “Reach For Love” (1984)
- 9. Children of Zeus – “Fear of a Flat Planet” (2018)
- 10. Doves – “There Goes The Fear” (2002)
- 11. The Hollies – “Bus Stop” (1966)
- 12. New Order – “Age of Consent” (1983)
- 13. Magazine – “Shot By Both Sides” (1978)
- 14. Buzzcocks – “Boredom” (1978)
- 15. Joy Division – “Atmosphere” (1980)
- 16. James – “Johnny Yen” (1986)
- 17. Stone Roses – “Fools Gold” (1989)
- 18. Lovescene – “Finally” (2020)
- 19. 10cc – “I’m Not In Love” (1975)
- 20. Elbow – “One Day Like This” (2008)
“This commemorative ‘Manc You For The Music’ playlist was a great way to celebrate 20 years since we opened the doors to Hard Rock Cafe Manchester. This selection process was not easy, but we are thrilled to honour such an eclectic group of artists from Manchester and showcase the wealth of music our beloved city has produced for all of our guests and fans to hear.”
(Aneta Jarzmik, General Manager at Hard Rock Cafe Manchester)
‘Manc You For The Music’ was curated and compiled by a panel of music professionals including writers, promoters, musicians and producers, with the public having the chance to weigh in on the final selection. The panellists included:
- Nihal Arthanayake – Presenter, BBC Radio 5 Live
- Jane Beese – Head of Music at Manchester International Festival
- Rivca Burns – Festival Manager and Director of Sounds From the Other City Festival
- Julie Cullen – Managing Editor, BBC Radio 5 Live
- Andy Hargreaves – Drummer, I Am Kloot
- Rob Kerford – Owner and Managing Director, Sonic PR
- Damian Morgan – Head of Careers and Industry Liaison at BIMM Manchester
- Pete Paphides – Music Journalist and Broadcaster, Author of Broken Greek
- DJ Paulette – Hacienda (Mcr), Glitterbox, Reform Radio, Worldwide FM
- Rowetta – Mancunian Singer/Songwriter (Happy Mondays, Todd Terry, Swedish House Mafia)
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