Playlist: The Very Best of Rick Astley - Track Listing

Track Listing

  1. "Never Gonna Give You Up"
  2. "Whenever You Need Somebody"
  3. "Together Forever"
  4. "My Arms Keep Missing You"
  5. "She Wants To Dance With Me (Watermix)"
  6. "Take Me to Your Heart"
  7. "Don't Say Goodbye"
  8. "I Don't Wanna Lose Her"
  9. "Giving Up on Love"
  10. "It Would Take a Strong Strong Man"
  11. "Hold Me in Your Arms"
  12. "When I Fall in Love"
  13. "Cry for Help"
  14. "Hopelessly"
Rick Astley
Studio albums
  • Whenever You Need Somebody
  • Hold Me in Your Arms
  • Free
  • Body & Soul
  • Keep It Turned On
  • Portrait
Compilations
  • Together Forever – Greatest Hits and More...
  • Greatest Hits
  • The Best of Rick Astley – Never Gonna Give You Up
  • 3 Originals
  • Love Songs
  • The Platinum and Gold Collection – Rick Astley
  • Artist Collection: Rick Astley
  • Collections
  • Ultimate Collection
  • Playlist: The Very Best of Rick Astley
Remix albums
  • Dance Mixes
  • 12" Collection
Singles
  • "Never Gonna Give You Up"
  • "Whenever You Need Somebody"
  • "When I Fall in Love"/"My Arms Keep Missing You"
  • "Together Forever"
  • "It Would Take a Strong Strong Man"
  • "She Wants to Dance with Me"
  • "Take Me to Your Heart"
  • "Don't Say Goodbye"
  • "Hold Me in Your Arms"
  • "Giving Up on Love"
  • "Ain't Too Proud to Beg"
  • "Cry for Help"
  • "Move Right Out"
  • "Never Knew Love"
  • "The Ones You Love"
  • "Hopelessly"
  • "Sleeping"
  • "Keep It Turned On
  • "Lights Out"
  • "Superman"
Appeared on
  • "When You Gonna"
  • "Let It Be"
  • "Learning to Live (Without Your Love)"
  • "Can You Feel the Love Tonight"
Record labels
  • RCA Records
  • Cruz Music
Related articles
  • Discography
  • Rickrolling
  • Stock, Aitken & Waterman


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