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The follow-up to the globally successful ‘Dancing With A Stranger’, ‘How Do You Sleep?’ was released on 19 July, through Capitol Records.
The track was recorded in 1973 and will feature on the 3CD + DVD package, to be released on 11 October.
On the bubbly new track, the US pop star reflects on the awkward moments that ex-lovers experience after breaking up.
"I think I’ve felt this freedom to start moving in a way that’s just more confident", the singer says of his love of dance in the short clip.
The full, rarities-packed collection is due on 11 October on Sailor/Capitol/UMe.
The new track is the follow-up to 'Dancing with a Stranger’, which amassed over 6 million copies with over one billion streams.
The group from Hawthorne signed their historic first contract with Capitol Records on 16 July 1962.
The new track is the much-anticipated follow-up to Smith and Normani's global smash 'Dancing With A Stranger'.
Directed by Giovanni Ribisi and edited by Nick Roney, ‘Saw Lightning (Freestyle)’ is a radically different take on Beck's recent single.
A dazzling array of British stars played on Billy's stirring Apple single of 1969.
Quicksilver swiftly built up a following as part of the San Francisco acid rock scene with the likes of Jefferson Airplane and The Grateful Dead during the late 1960s.
Active in the local community since 1988, the charity assists and inspires homeless youth to build self-sufficient lives.
After the success of the first Peace & Love event, the celebration has expanded to over 30 events in 22 countries.
A high watermark in the band's career, the album debuted at No.1 on the Billboard 200 in 2004 with 360,000 copies sold in its first week.
In a remarkable total of 45 top ten country hits, the song became his 35th to make that winners' circle.
