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1. Tryouts For The Human Race (Extended Version) - 12 A-side, (USA) Elektra AS 11412,1979
2. Beat The Clock (Extended Version) - 12 A-side, (UK) Virgin VS 27012, 1979
3. La Dolce Vita (Extended Version) - 12 A-side, (Germany) Oasis / Ariola 600011,1979
4. The Number One Song In Heaven (Extended Version) - 12 A-side, (UK) Virgin VS 24412,1979
5. Young Girls (Disco Version) - 12 A-side, (UK) Virgin VS 34312,1980
6. I Predict (Club Mix) - 12 A-side, (France) Underdog 8159,1982
7. Modesty Plays (Extended Version) - 12 A-side, (France) Underdog 8226,1982
8. Cool Places feat. Jane Wiedlin (Doorman s Delirium Mix) - 12 A-side, (USA) Atlantic 089863,1983

1. All You Ever Think About Is Sex (12 Club Version) - 12 A-side, (USA), Atlantic 086990,1983
2. Dance Godammit (12 Club Version) - 12 B-side, Atlantic 086990 (US),1983
3. Progress (Vocal / Extended Club Mix) - 12 A-side,track 1, (USA) Atlantic 086939,1984
4. Pretending To Be Drunk (Extended Version / New Mix) - 12 A-side, (USA) Atlantic PR 644,1984
5. Kiss Me Quick (Extended Version / New Mix) - 12 B-side, (USA) Atlantic PR 644,1984
6. With All My Might (Vocal / Extended Club Mix) - 12 B-side, (USA) Atlantic 086939,1984
7. Sparks In The Dark (Instrumental/ Extended Club Mix) - 12 A-side, track 2, (USA) Atlantic 086939, 1984
8. Tryouts For The Human Race (12 Short Version) - 12 B-side, (Germany) Ariola 600150, 1979 Bonus Track
9. The Number One Song In Heaven - (Extended Version) with Jimmy Somerville CD Single, track 2, (Germany) Virgin 724389428421,1997

Calling all fans of eclectic rockers Sparks: two compilations are coming from Repertoire Records, both collecting their late ’70s and early ’80s single output in two different ways. Shortcuts: The 7 Inch Mixes (1979-1984) and Extended: The 12 Inch Mixes (1979-1984), a pair of two-disc sets chronicling every side released by the group, in every size, on every label the band were signed to around the world.
The brothers Mael – Ron and Russell, from Pacific Palisades, California – already had a major round of chart success in the U.K. shortly after forming Sparks in 1972. The single “This Town Ain’t Big Enough for the Both of Us” was a No. 2 hit in England in 1974, sending their breakthrough album Kimono My House to the Top 5 overseas. By the end of the ’70s, the Maels found themselves back in the States and weary of the rock format they had pursued for years. Their switch to electronic-based music had a strong influence on the burgeoning New Wave scene at the time, thanks in no small part to the production work of Giorgio Moroder, whom the brothers had admired since the release of the Moroder-produced “I Feel Love” by Donna Summer.

Sparks’ and Moroder’s first collaboration, 1979′s No. 1 in Heaven, yielded the band their last Top 40 singles in the U.K., “The Number One Song in Heaven” and the Top 10 “Beat the Clock.” Follow-up album Terminal Jive (1980), produced by Moroder and Harold Faltermeyer, yielded a chart-topping smash in France, “When I’m with You.” Sparks later worked with Queen producer Mack on Whomp That Sucker (1981) and Angst in My Pants (1982) and produced themselves on 1983′s Sparks in Outer Space, which saw the band earn the first of several respectably-charting U.S. dance hits through the ’80s and ’90s: “Cool Places,” which featured vocals from fan and former Sparks fanclub president Jane Wiedlin of The Go-Go’s.

Shortcuts features all international A-sides Sparks released during this period in their original single edits along with a generous helping of B-sides. Extended, by similar design, features every 12″ A- or B-side released by Virgin, Atlantic, Ariola, Carrere and Underdog, along with a 1997 extended version of “The Number One Song in Heaven” featuring Jimmy Somerville.

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