1. Track listing
     Standard Edition    Digital Edition    iTunes Limited Edition    New Tracks (UK 2009 Demo Album)    Deluxe Expanded Edition  

2. Personnel
    Musicians 

3. References

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Viva is the tenth studio album recorded by the British vocal duo Bananarama. It was released by Fascination Records on 14 September 2009 in the UK.

Viva is Bananarama's fifth album as a duo of Sara Dallin and Keren Woodward, and their first new album since 2005's Drama. Also, for the first time since 1992 both Sara and Keren started to play bass guitar on some tracks on the album. It contains the singles "Love Comes", "Love Don't Live Here" and other new tracks co-written by Dallin and Woodward, as well as three cover versions – "Rapture" (originally by iiO), "The Runner" (originally a 1979 hit for The Three Degrees) and "S-S-S-Single Bed"" (originally by Fox).

The album had been originally conceived as a covers album, however the group changed their mind midway through the recording of the album and wrote original material for it{{cn|date=October 2018}}. Apart from the three covers found on the physical CD release, four additional cover versions were made available on download format: "Run to You" (originally by Bryan Adams), "The Sounds of Silence" (originally by Simon and Garfunkel), "Voyage Voyage" (originally by Desireless) and "Tokyo Joe" (originally by Bryan Ferry). The latter two were also issued as b-sides to the vinyl releases of their single "Love Comes."

Three of these four bonus tracks were only available until the album's release date.^[3][4]

The album charted on the UK Albums Chart at number 87 the bands fourth consecutive album to miss the top 40. In 2019, a deluxe expanded edition,including b-sides and remixes, was released by Cherry Red Records on double CD.

Track listing

Standard Edition

1. "Love Comes" 4:15 (S. Dallin, K. Woodward, I. Masterson)
2. "Love Don't Live Here" 4:59 (S. Dallin, K. Woodward, I. Masterson)
3. "Rapture" 4:13 (N. Ali, M. Moser)
4. "Seventeen" 4:24 (S. Dallin, K. Woodward, I. Masterson)
5. "Twisting" 3:43 (S. Dallin, K. Woodward, M. Rose, N. Foster)
6. "Tell Me Tomorrow" 3:54 (S. Dallin, K. Woodward, I. Masterson)
7. "The Runner" 3:25 (G. Moroder, S. Ferguson)
8. "Extraordinary" 3:35 (S. Dallin, K. Woodward, I. Masterson, P. Harris)
9. "Dum Dum Boy" 3:25 (S. Dallin, K. Woodward, I. Masterson)
10. "S-S-S-Single Bed" 4:01 (Kenny Young)
11. "We've Got the Night" 3:51 (S. Dallin, K. Woodward, I. Masterson)

Digital Edition

12. "The Sound of Silence" 3:42 (P. Simon)

iTunes Limited Edition

12. "The Sound of Silence" 3:42 (P. Simon)
13. "Run to You" 3:04 (B. Adams/J. Vallance)

New Tracks (UK 2009 Demo Album)

1. "Love Comes" (Album version) 4:18
2. "Seventeen" 4:24
3. "Rapture" 4:15
4. "The Runner" (Demo version) 3:35
5. "Twisting" (Demo version) 3:39
6. "Tokyo Joe" (Demo version) 3:19
7. "S-S-S Single Bed" (Demo version) 4:03
8. "The Sound Of Silence" (Demo version) 3:08
9. "Sorrow" (Demo version – Unreleased track) 2:56
10. "Extraordinary" 3:35
11. "We've Got The Night" (Demo version) 3:53
12. "Supernature" (Demo version – Unreleased track) 4:45
13. "Voyage Voyage" (Demo version) 4:17
14. "Run To You" (Demo version) 3:32

Deluxe Expanded Edition

1. "The Sound of Silence" 3:43
2. "Run to You" 3:05
3. "Love Comes" (Radio Edit) 3:42
4. "Love Comes" (Riff & Rays Radio Mix) 3:22
5. "The Runner" (Buzz Junkies 7" Mix) 3:41
6. "Love Comes" (Wideboys Club Edit) 3:30
7. "Love Comes" (Wideboys A-Mix) 3:28
8. "Love Don't Live Here" (Ian Masterson's Extended Mix) 6:48
9. "Love Comes" (Wideboys Club Mix) 7:32
10. "The Runner" (Buzz Junkies 12" Mix) 8:00
11. "Love Comes" (Riff & Rays Club Mix) 6:29
12. "Here Comes the Rain" 4:17
13. "Voyage, Voyage" 3:58
14. "Tokyo Joe" 3:18
15. "Cruel Summer '09" 3:10
16. "Every Shade of Blue '10" 3:32
17. "Love Comes" (Wideboys Dub) 6:17

Personnel

• Sara Dallin – Vocals, vocal arrangement ^[5]
• Keren Woodward – Vocals, vocal arrangement ^[5]

Musicians

• Ian Masterson – Programming and keyboards
• Joe Holweger – Guitar on track 10

Additional personnel

• Ellis Parrinder – Photography
• Ian Masterson – Mixer and producer for Thriller Jill
• Dave Turner – Masterer at 360 Mastering London
• Dick Beetham – Masterer on track 1 at 360 Mastering London
• Albert Samuel – Management for ASM Damage

References

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