Nobody Else

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All tracks are written by Gary Barlow, additional songwriters are noted below

Nobody Else
Take-that-nobody-else.jpg
Studio album by
Take That
Released8 May 1995
Recorded1994–1995
Genre
Length50:40
Label
Producer
Take That chronology
Everything Changes
(1993)		Nobody Else
(1995)		 Greatest Hits
(1996)
Alternative cover
Take that nobody else USA promo.jpg
American cover
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Sure" (lead vocals: Barlow)
3:42
2."Back for Good" (lead vocals: Barlow) 
  • Chris Porter
  • Barlow
4:02
3."Every Guy" (lead vocals: Barlow, Williams) 
  • Brothers in Rhythm
  • Barlow
3:59
4."Sunday to Saturday" (lead vocals: Barlow)
  • Brothers in Rhythm
  • Barlow
5:03
5."Nobody Else" (lead vocals: Barlow) 
  • Porter
  • Barlow
5:48
6."Never Forget" (lead vocals: Donald) 
  • Dave James
  • Brothers in Rhythm
5:12
7."Hanging Onto Your Love" (lead vocals: Barlow) David Morales Morales4:09
8."Holding Back the Tears" (lead vocals: Barlow) 
  • Brothers in Rhythm
  • Barlow
5:29
9."Hate It" (lead vocals: Barlow, Williams) 
  • Porter
  • Barlow
3:41
10."Lady Tonight" (lead vocals: Barlow, Williams) 
  • Brothers in Rhythm
  • Barlow
4:37
11."The Day After Tomorrow" (lead vocals: Owen) 
  • Porter
  • Barlow
4:53
Nobody Else — Japanese edition (bonus tracks) [15]
No.TitleProducer(s)Length
12."All That Matters to Me" (lead vocals: Barlow)
  • Brothers in Rhythm
  • Barlow
5:26
13."Back for Good" (instrumental)
  • Porter
  • Barlow
4:03
Nobody Else — 2006 expanded edition (bonus tracks) [16]
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
12."Sure" (full pressure mix) (lead vocals: Barlow)
  • Owen
  • Williams
  • Brothers in Rhythm
  • Barlow
  • T-Love
  • Merlin
5:37
13."Back for Good" (urban mix) (lead vocals: Barlow) 
  • Porter
  • Barlow
4:00
14."Every Guy" (live)  5:36
Nobody Else — American edition [17]
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Sure" (lead vocals: Barlow)
  • Owen
  • Williams
  • Brothers in Rhythm
  • Barlow
3:42
2."Back for Good" (lead vocals: Barlow) 
  • Porter
  • Barlow
4:02
3."Babe" (return remix) (lead vocals: Owen) 
  • Steve Jervier
  • Paul Jervier
  • Jonathan Wales
  • Mark Beswick
  • Porter
  • Dave Clayton
4:55
4."Pray" (lead vocals: Barlow) 
  • S. Jervier
  • P. Jervier
  • Wales
  • Beswick
3:43
5."Nobody Else" (lead vocals: Barlow) 
  • Porter
  • Barlow
5:48
6."Never Forget" (lead vocals: Donald) 
  • James
  • Brothers in Rhythm
5:12
7."Holding Back the Tears" (lead vocals: Barlow) 
  • Brothers in Rhythm
  • Barlow
5:29
8."Every Guy" (lead vocals: Barlow, Williams) 
  • Brothers in Rhythm
  • Barlow
3:59
9."Love Ain't Here Anymore" (US version) (lead vocals: Barlow) Porter4:04
10."The Day After Tomorrow" (lead vocals: Owen) 
  • Porter
  • Barlow
4:53

Personnel

Charts

Certifications and sales

Certifications and sales for Nobody Else
RegionCertification Certified units/sales
Australia (ARIA) [56] Gold50,000 [57]
Austria (IFPI Austria) [58] Gold25,000*
Belgium (BEA) [59] Gold25,000*
Canada (Music Canada) [60] Platinum100,000^
Chile—20,000 [57]
Germany (BVMI) [61] Platinum500,000 [57]
Hong Kong (IFPI Hong Kong) [62] 2× Platinum50,000 [57]
Indonesia—50,000 [57]
Italy (FIMI) [63] 5× Platinum500,000 [57]
Japan (RIAJ) [64] Gold175,000 [57]
Netherlands (NVPI) [65] Gold50,000^
South Korea—50,000 [57]
Spain (PROMUSICAE) [66] Gold50,000^
Sweden (GLF) [67] Gold50,000^
Switzerland (IFPI Switzerland) [68] Gold25,000^
Taiwan (RIT) [69] 3× Platinum100,000 [57]
United Kingdom (BPI) [70] 2× Platinum680,000 [71]
United States—288,000 [72]
Summaries
Europe (IFPI) [73] 3× Platinum3,000,000*

* Sales figures based on certification alone.
^ Shipments figures based on certification alone.

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