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Northern Soul is the first album by the British dance band M People. It was originally released on 4 November 1991. After the release of the single "Excited", a new song not originally included on the album, it was re-released with an updated track listing in late 1992, reaching number 53 on the UK albums chart. Following the success of the band's later albums, Elegant Slumming and Bizarre Fruit, this second version was re-issued in October 1995 and charted at number 26.

Track listing

All songs written by Mike Pickering and Paul Heard except where noted.

Original version

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"Colour My Life"	Pickering	5:03
2.	"How Can I Love You More?"		5:16
3.	"Inner City Cruise"		4:28
4.	"It's Your World"		4:03
5.	"Someday"	Jefferson	5:36
6.	"Sexual Freedom"		5:18
7.	"Kiss It Better"	Pickering, Heard, Rietveld	5:11
8.	"Tumbling Down"		4:41
9.	"Landscape of Love"	Pickering, Heard, Simon	5:42
10.	"Life"		4:53
11.	"Platini"		5:01
12.	"Inner City Dub"		4:29
13.	"Colour My Life" (Original Mix)	Pickering	5:04
14.	"Kiss It Better" (Guitar Mix)	Pickering, Heard, Rietveld	4:48

1995 re-release

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"Excited" (Radio Edit)		3:46
2.	"How Can I Love You More?"		5:16
3.	"Colour My Life" (Part One)	Pickering	5:03
4.	"Inner City Cruise"		4:28
5.	"It's Your World"		4:03
6.	"Someday" (Sasha's Full Master)	Jefferson	7:42
7.	"Sexual Freedom"		5:18
8.	"Landscape of Love"	Pickering, Heard, Simon	5:42
9.	"Tumbling Down"		4:41
10.	"Kiss It Better"	Pickering, Heard, Rietveld	5:11
11.	"Man Smart"		5:17
12.	"Colour My Life" ((Part Two) (Original Mix)	Pickering	5:04
13.	"Excited" (Judge Jules Remix)		7:24

2005 re-release (remastered)

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"Excited" (M People Master Mix)		5:04
2.	"Colour My Life"	Pickering	5:38
3.	"How Can I Love You More?"		5:16
4.	"Inner City Cruise"		4:28
5.	"It's Your World"		4:03
6.	"Sexual Freedom"		5:18
7.	"Kiss It Better"	Pickering, Heard, Rietveld	5:11
8.	"Tumbling Down"		4:41
9.	"Landscape of Love"	Pickering, Heard, Simon	5:42
10.	"Life"		4:53
11.	"Someday"	Jefferson	5:36
12.	"Excited" (Judge Jules Remix)		7:24
13.	"Man Smart"		5:17
14.	"Platini"		5:01
15.	"How Can I Love You More?" (Sasha's Master Edit)		3:20

References

v t e M People
Heather Small Mike Pickering Paul Heard Shovell
Studio albums	Northern Soul Elegant Slumming Bizarre Fruit Bizarre Fruit II Fresco
Compilations	The Best of M People Testify Ultimate Collection One Night in Heaven: The Best of M People
Remix albums	Ultimate Collection: The Remixes
Singles	"How Can I Love You More?" "Colour My Life" "Someday" "Excited" "One Night in Heaven" "Moving On Up" "Don't Look Any Further" "Renaissance" "Sight for Sore Eyes" "Open Your Heart" "Search for the Hero" "Love Rendezvous" "Itchycoo Park" "Just for You" "Fantasy Island" "Angel St" "Testify" "Dreaming"
Related articles	Discography Deconstruction Records

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