Morrissey "Best of" Jelly Roll With "The Blackest Curse" Integrity
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Morrissey "Best of" Jelly Roll With "The Blackest Curse" IntegritySoon after the Smiths disbanded in 1987, Morrissey returned with his debut as a solo artist Viva Hate (1988). The album was certified gold in both the U. K. and the U. S. and topped the album charts in England. THE BEST OF MORRISSEY includes two key tracks from Viva Hate: Everyday Is Like Sunday and Suedehead.The singer followed his debut with a series of non album singles that were eventually collected on Bona Drag (1990) along with several B sides.
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