The Hands of Man

The Hands of Man is singer/songwriter Chris de Burgh's twentieth original album, released in 2014.

The Hands of Man
Studio album by
Chris de Burgh
Released20 October 2014
GenrePop
Length55:27
LabelRockware
ProducerChris Porter and Chris de Burgh
Chris de Burgh chronology
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(2012)		 The Hands of Man
(2014)		 A Better World
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De Burgh announced during his Live in Concert 2013 tour that he had completed work on his 20th studio album, entitled "The Hands of Man". Briefly describing the title, de Burgh explained that "hands can perform miracles, they can save lives and end lives". The album uses this concept as a basis for the themes of the album's songs. Following this introduction, de Burgh went on to play the unreleased "The Fields of Agincourt", a song which takes inspiration from the 15th century Battle of Agincourt, between the English & French.

The album was released on 26 September 2014 in mainland Europe.[1] It peaked at number 8 in the German album chart,[2] and reached number 71 in the UK Albums Chart.[3]

Track listing

All songs written by Chris de Burgh.

  1. "The Hands of Man"
  2. "There Goes My Heart Again"
  3. "Big City Sundays"
  4. "Where Would I Be?"
  5. "The Ghost of Old King Richard"
  6. "The Candlestick"
  7. "Through These Eyes"
  8. "The Keeper of the Keys"
  9. "Meridiem"
  10. "Letting Go"
  11. "When the Dream Is Over"
  12. "Empty Rooms"
  13. "The Bridge"
  14. "The Fields of Agincourt"
  15. "One More Goodbye"
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References
  1. "The Hands of Man". Chris de Burgh.
  2. "Offizielle Deutsche Charts - Offizielle Deutsche Charts". Offiziellecharts.de. Retrieved 7 August 2017.
  3. "OFFICIAL ALBUMS CHART RESULTS MATCHING : THE HANDS OF MAN". Officialcharts.com. Retrieved 2017-08-07.


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