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Pure Shores

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"Pure Shores"
"Pure Shores" cover
Single by All Saints
from the album Saints & Sinners
Released February 26, 2000
Format CD
Recorded Guerrilla Beach Studio, Conway Studios etc.
Genre Pop
Length 4:27
Label London Records
Producer(s) William Orbit
Chart positions
  • #1 (UK (2 weeks), Ireland)
  • #2 (New Zealand)
  • #4 (Australia)
  • #9 (NL, Japan)
  • #35 (Canada)
  • All Saints singles chronology
    "War of Nerves"
    (1998)
    Pure Shores "Black Coffee"
    (2000)

    "Pure Shores" was the first single released from the All Saints's second album, Saints & Sinners. The song was written for The Beach movie. Many consider it the best record the band has ever produced.

    The single topped the UK charts at #1 and became the second best-selling single of 2000 and was awarded the Capital FM award for best song on April 19, 2000.

    Contents

    [edit] Tracklist

    CD 1
    1. "Pure Shores" 4:27
    2. "If You Don't Know What I Know" 4:36
    3. "Pure Shores (The Beach Life Mix)" 4:31
    4. "Pure Shores (2 Da Beach U Don't Stop Remix)" 5:01
    CD 2
    1. "Pure Shores (Original Mix)" 4:27
    2. "Pure Shores (2 Da Beach U Don't Stop Remix)" 5:01
    3. "Pure Shores (Cosmos Remix)" 3:40

    [edit] Song information

    Lyrics and Music William Orbit and Shaznay Lewis
    Producer William Orbit
    Keyboards and guitars William Orbit
    Mixed Mark Stent
    Drums Steve Sidelnyk

    [edit] Charts

    Country Date Position Certification Copies
    United Kingdom February 13, 2000 #1 (2 Weeks) Platinum <ref>BPI.co.uk Certification "Pure Shores" Accessed: October 29, 2006</ref> 685,343
    Ireland February 26, 2000 #1 <ref name="irish">IrishCharts.ie Irish chart search. N.B. "All" cannot be used in the search string (Accessed: November 2, 2006)</ref>    
    New Zealand March 26, 2000 #2 <ref>Charts.org.nz "Pure Shores" page. Accessed: October 29, 2006</ref> Gold <ref>Rianz.org.nz Chart 25 June 2000 Accessed: November 2, 2006</ref> 5,000+
    Australia April 2, 2000 #4 <ref>Australian-Charts.com "Pure Shores" page Accessed: November 24, 2006</ref> Platinum <ref>Aria.com.au Certifications 2000 Accessed: October 29, 2006</ref>  
    Finland February 2000 #5 <ref>FinnishCharts.com "Pure Shores" page. Accessed October 29, 2006</ref>    
    Norway March 2000 #5 <ref>NorwegianCharts.com "Pure Shores" page. Accessed October 29, 2006</ref>    
    France March 25, 2000 #6 <ref>LesCharts.com "Pure Shores" page. Accessed October 29, 2006</ref>    
    Switzerland March 12, 2000 #6 <ref>SwissCharts.com "Pure Shores" page. Accessed October 29, 2006</ref>    
    Japan April 16, 2000 #8 <ref>Sound.jp Tokyo Hot 100 archive. Accessed November 24, 2006</ref>    
    The Netherlands March 2000 #9 <ref>Top4000.nl Charts Week 9 2000. Accessed October 15, 2006</ref>    
    Sweden April 6, 2000 #10 <ref>SwedishCharts.com "Pure Shores" page. Accessed October 29, 2006</ref>    
    Austria April 9, 2000 #11 <ref>AustrianCharts.at "Pure Shores" page. Accessed October 28, 2006</ref>    
    Germany April 2000 #14 <ref>Infinity Charts German Top 20 - The Chart Of April 2000 Accessed November 2, 2006</ref>    
    Canada March 6, 2000 #35    

    [edit] Reviews

    "This was the single that saw the Saints out-performing every other girl group on the planet, ditching the famous-for-being-famous tag, and finally becoming the statuesque pop goddesses they always claimed to be."
    - Playlouder: Best single of 2000

    [edit] Music video

    Pure Shores screen capture The Pure Shores video is set in the beach and features clips from the The Beach movie. Part of the video was shot at night. The video was filmed on Holkham beach in Norfolk, England.

    On May 8, 2000 the video won the Loaded Award as best single of the year.

    [edit] Remixes

    Pure Shores

    • 2 Da Beach U Don't Stop Remix
    • Album Version
    • Cosmos Remix
    • Instrumental
    • The Beach Life Mix

    [edit] References

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    [edit] External links


    Preceded by:
    "Go Let It Out" by Oasis
    UK number one single
    February 20, 2000
    Succeeded by:
    "American Pie" by Madonna
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