Whispering Jack - 20th Anniversary Edition Track Listing

20th Anniversary Edition Track Listing

Disc One (CD)

  1. "Pressure Down"
  2. "You're the Voice"
  3. "One Step Away"
  4. "Reasons"
  5. "Going, Going, Gone"
  6. "No One Comes Close"
  7. "Love to Shine"
  8. "Trouble"
  9. "A Touch of Paradise"
  10. "Let Me Out"
  11. "Pressure Down "

Disc Two ("Whispering Jack Live in Concert" DVD)

  1. "Pressure Down "
  2. "One Step Away "
  3. "Going, Going, Gone "
  4. "Let Me Out "
  5. "A Touch of Paradise "
  6. "When the War Is Over "
  7. "Amazing Grace"
  8. "Reasons "
  9. "No One Comes Close "
  10. "Love to Shine "
  11. "One "
  12. "Playing to Win "
  13. "Help! "
  14. "You're the Voice "
  15. "Credits"

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