On the 1st September, Deacon Blue will release two new compilations on the Cooking Vinyl label. All the Old 45s - The Very Best Of Deacon Blue is a double album (with a choice of CD, or vinyl, including a limited edition coloured vinyl edition. You Can Have It All is a 14 CD box set, containing all the bands, studio albums, plus Riches and Ooh Las Vegas. The CD box set will also contain an exclusive unplugged album, called Peace Will Come

Both releases can be pre-ordered now from TM Stores. Some of the versions on TM Stores will include signed prints, which will not be available from anywhere else. The releases will also be available on Amazon, and all good record stores.
The Amazon link for You Can Have It All
Amazon link for the black vinyl All The Old 45s
Amazon link for the double CD All The Old 45s
The packaging for both All The Old 45s and You Can Have It All features rare photos from over the years, and extensive liner notes with new insights from all current members of Deacon Blue, who reflect on the songs - and albums, and memories - that mean the most to them.
The tracklisting for the CD version of All The Old 45s- The Very Best Of Deacon Blue is as follows:
CD 1
CD 2

The vinyl edition has the following tracklisting:
Side 1
Side 2
Side 3
Side 4

The CD box set contains all the studio albums, plus Riches and Ooh Las Vegas. Ooh Las Vegas is two CDs - and the Bacharach David EP is appended to the end of the CD. Disc 13 is Riding On the Tide Of Love.
The final disc in the box set is called 'Peace Will Come' and is a brand new unplugged selection of hits, live favourites and cover versions.
"We really enjoyed playing our campfire sets on the last tour, when we deconstructed and rearranged songs to fit an acoustic format," says Ricky Ross. "Essentially, Peace Will Come is an extension of that concept. It's rough around the edges, but it captures the core of what we do. There are no overdubs or drops - we all just sang and played together and took the best take. Almost all of our albums are represented in its tracklisting - plus, we include a couple of cover versions we've often sung towards the end of our live shows. The one original song is the title track."
Along with that new song, 'Peace Will Come' - a unifying hymn for the ages, which echoes Deacon Blue's earliest single - the unplugged CD revels in fresh takes on harmonic career-highs like Chocolate Girl (from Raintown), Delivery Man (from 2016's Believers), and In Our Room (from City of Love) - and that's not to mention gorgeous renditions of Bruce Springsteen's Dancing in the Dark, and their long-standing live encore of Bob Dylan's Forever Young. Recording the Peace Will Come CD has been a galvanising experience for the band, says Ross. "It ended up being a vital artistic exercise for us. After we'd finished, I did think -"Why have we never done this before?"'
The tracklisting for Peace Will Come is as follows:
I have been told that 'some' of the tracks from Peace Will Come will be released as digital singles, but the album will be exclusive to the physical boxset for at least six months. It is now being released as a limited edition white vinyl for Record Store Day 2024.

Pre-orders can be made at TM Stores
. There is a limited edition coloured vinyl from the TM Stores site, and a signed art print.