The Jokers' Edition
| Wild Card - The Jokers' Edition | |
|---|---|
| Studio album by Sananda Maitreya | |
| Released | 2002 |
| Recorded | 1998 |
| Genre | R&B/Soul |
| Label | Rock Up |
| Producer | Sananda Maitreya |
In 2002, another version of the album was released as Wild Card - The Jokers' Edition. While the 2001 version had included both Terence Trent D'Arby (his old name) and Sananda Maitreya (the name he had legally adopted in 2001) on the cover, the Jokers' Edition marked the first time the artist solely used the latter. This version of the album became the universally recognised version and provided two singles - "O Divina" and "What Shall I Do?".
- O Divina – 4:17
- Designated Fool (D'Arby, Schack, Karlin) – 4:05
- My Dark Places – 4:12
- The Inner Scream (D'Arby, Ballard) – 4:22
- SRR 636* – 3:44
- Drivin' Me Crazy (D'Arby, Austin) – 3:20
- Suga Free – 3:52
- What Shall I Do? – 5:11
- Testify – 4:53
- Shalom – 3:44
- Girl – 3:57
- Ev'rythang – 3:29
- Sweetness – 3:10
- Some Birds Blue – 3:32
- Be Willing – 3:36
- Goodbye Diane – 4:37
- ...And They Will Never Know – 3:09
- Sayin' About You – 3:35
- Shadows (D'Arby, Ballard) – 4:22
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