I Wish You Well (Signed Edition)

Description

Daniel O’Donnell’s recording career has now spanned 35 years and he continues to delight fans around the world by his recording and touring activities. Daniel is the UK chart’s most prolific and one of the most successful recording artists. In 2021, he broke his own world record, by becoming the first recording artist to chart at least one new album every year in the Artist Albums Chart for 34 consecutive years. During his career, in the United Kingdom Daniel has amassed forty-seven Top 75 albums, including nineteen Top 10 albums, with seventeen of them this Century, a feat not achieved by any other recording artist. After two albums with legendary international producer Nigel Wright, Daniel retreated to Black Mountain Recording Studio, to work with home-grown local talent and record an album of new songs. The resulting album ‘I Wish You Well’ includes the uptempo Bublé-esque ‘Under a Spell of Loving You’ and ‘Always There’, written especially for Daniel by Brendan Graham and Rolf Loevland, who wrote ‘You Raise Me Up’. This special deluxe signed edition includes two bonus tracks, a DVD featuring a ‘making of the album’ programme and a hard-back book crammed full of new photos of Daniel in around the studio, during the making of ‘I Wish You Well’.

Tracklisting

Disc 1
1. I Wish You Well – Daniel O’Donnell
2. Under a Spell of Loving You – Daniel O’Donnell
3. If You Believe – Daniel O’Donnell
4. The Hand That Rocks the Cradle – Daniel O’Donnell
5. Always There – Daniel O’Donnell
6. Pillow Talk (Bonus Track) – Daniel O’Donnell
7. You Only Have One Mom and One Dad – Daniel O’Donnell
8. Lovely Rathdowney – Daniel O’Donnell
9. You’re All That I Need – Daniel O’Donnell
10. I’ll Never Fill My Father’s Shoes – Daniel O’Donnell
11. Nobody’s Child (Bonus Track) – Daniel O’Donnell
12. Ha’penny Hearts of Gold – Daniel O’Donnell
13. Play Me the Waltz of the Angels – Daniel O’Donnell
14. Once You’ve Loved the Best – Daniel O’Donnell
Disc 2
1. The Making of ‘I Wish You Well’ (DVD) – Daniel O’Donnell