Hazell Dean's classic 1988 album 'Always' is given a long-awaited Deluxe Edition reissue on Cherry Pop. Produced by Stock Aitken Waterman, Ian Levine, Trevor Vallis, Pete Hammond and Pete Ware, 'Always' features a host of classic SAW singles 'Who's Leaving Who?', a cover of Anne Murray's 1986 single, 'Maybe (We Should Call It A Day)', 'Turn It Into Love', originally an album track and subsequently a Japanese #1 for Kylie Minogue, plus the dancefloor favourites 'They Say It's Gonna Rain' and 'Always Doesn't Mean Forever'.

This Deluxe Edition brings together the original nine-track album with no less than 20 bonus tracks across two CDs. Added to the album and available on CD for the very first time are two sought-after 1986 singles: 'Stand Up' , a Stock Aitken Waterman reworking of Umberto Tozzi's 'Hurrah' , and 'E.S.P' (Extra Sensual Persuasion), a cover of Millie Jackson's 1983 single. Bonus tracks also include rare B-sides, 7" remixes and many mixes previously unreleased in the UK or only available on vinyl.

The extensive booklet also features additional photos, a fully illustrated discography and recording data, full lyrics and an exclusive track-by-track commentary written for this release by Hazell Dean herself.