Aussie single taken off the 2000 album, 'Sing When You're Winning'. Tracks, 'Better Man', 'My Way' (Live), 'Rolling Stone', 'Toxic' & the video for 'Let Love Be Your Energy'. 2001.

Tracks: Title (Lp Version), Back For Good (Live), Walk The Sleigh.

Japanese-only collection of B-sides & rarities from the former Take That leader, plus his U.K. smash hit 'Angels'. 10 tracks total. Others include a live solo version of Take That's hit 'Back For Good', 'The Full Monty Medley' (a duet with Tom Jones) and a cover of the Pet Shop Boys' 'I Wouldn't Normally Do This Kind Of Thing'. 1998 Chrysalis/ EMI release.

Sing When You're Winning is the third British solo album (fourth overall) by English pop singer Robbie Williams, released in 2000. Following his last album, I've Been Expecting You in 1998, and in the middle of promotion and touring in 1999, Robbie found time to start the work on what would be his third studio album.[1] The title name is a reference to a famous football chant of the same name (Williams being a fan of Port Vale football club). The album cover features multiple images of Williams celebrating winning a trophy at Chelsea's stadium Stamford Bridge. The original CD release does not feature Williams' name or the album title on the front cover, nor does it feature a track listing on the back. This was changed for future releases.
The album was certified as 8x Platinum in the UK.

2001 covers album for the UK pop-star. Featuring duets with Nicole Kidman, Jane Horrocks, Jon Lovitz & Jonathan Wilkes. Tracks include, 'Something Stupid', 'Do Nothing 'Till You Hear From Me', 'Mack The Knife', 'I Will Talk And Hollywood Will Listen', 'Well, Did You Evah' & 'Mr. Bojangles'.