Walk Between Worlds (album)

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  1. ↑ ... now Battersea Park Studios.
  2. ↑ b/w "Direction Of The Heart" (non-album track).
  3. ↑ The "Taormina 2022" version of "Direction Of The Heart" is due to be released on 21 October 2022 as one of two bonus tracks of the forthcoming new studio album Direction of the Heart . [17]

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Walk Between Worlds
Walk Between Worlds - Simple Minds cover.jpg
Studio album by
Simple Minds
Released2 February 2018
Venue Battersea, central London
StudioSphere Recording Studios [nb 1]
Length41:25
Label BMG
Producer Simple Minds, Andy Wright, Gavin Goldberg
Simple Minds chronology
Acoustic in Concert
(2017)		Walk Between Worlds
(2018)		 Live In The City Of Angels
(2019)
Simple Minds studio albums chronology
Acoustic
(2016)		Walk Between Worlds
(2018)		 Direction of the Heart
(2022)
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