Ace A's and Killer B's

Ace A's and Killer B's is a compilation album (comprising several singles as well as B-sides) by the English band Dodgy, released in 1998.

Ace A's and Killer B's
Compilation album by
Dodgy
Released1998
Recorded1992 - 1998
GenreRock
Length74:13
LabelA & M

Track listing

All songs written by Dodgy unless noted.

  1. "Every Single Day" – 4:01 (non-album single) (Nigel Clark)
  2. "Staying Out for the Summer (Summer 95)" – 3:07 (from Homegrown)
  3. "Water Under the Bridge" – 3:44 (from The Dodgy Album)
  4. "Good Enough" – 4:01 (from Free Peace Sweet)
  5. "Melodies Haunt You" – 3:41 (from Homegrown)
  6. "Big Brown Moon" – 3:25 (b-side of Lovebirds)
  7. "Found You" – 4:55 (from Free Peace Sweet)
  8. "Self Doubt" – 3:51 (b-side of "In a Room")
  9. "In a Room" – 4:17 (from Free Peace Sweet)
  10. "Making the Most Of" – 4:05 (from Homegrown)
  11. "If You're Thinking of Me" – 5:27 (from Free Peace Sweet)
  12. "Lovebirds" – 3:56 (from The Dodgy Album)
  13. "(Get Off Your) High Horse" – 4:40 (b-side of Staying Out for the Summer)
  14. "So Let Me Go Far" – 4:07 (from Homegrown)
  15. "Grassman" – 6:19 (from Homegrown)
  16. "Ain't No Longer Asking" – 5:11 (from Free Peace Sweet)
  17. "The Elephant" – 5:26 (b-side of The Black and White Single)
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