UB40, one of the most successful groups of all-time, release a compilation of their hugely popular and much-loved tribute to Reggae music, Labour Of Love. The first 'Labour Of Love' album was released in 1983 and spawned the massive hit single 'Red Red Wine', which was a no.1 single across world wide. 'Labour Of Love II' released in 1989, again proved to be well-loved by the public, and was a worldwide success. The band's sublime cover of Lord Creator's 'Kingston Town' was a UK no. 4 single, and 'Here I am (Come and Take Me)' and 'The Way You Do The Things You Do' were Top 10 hits on the US Billboard 100 Chart. 'Labour Of Love III' followed in 1998 and demonstrated the franchise had lost none of its appeal - both the album and the single 'Come Back, Darling' charted in the UK Top 10. Two more successful singles followed: 'The Train Is Coming' and 'Holly Holy'. Now, for the first time, a compilation of songs from all three Labour Of Love albums will be released. All the songs on the album are testament to the band's love affair with Jamaican music. As an additional treat, 'Best Of Labour Of Love' will also include two new songs - 'Don't Want To See You Cry' and forthcoming single, 'Bring It On Home To Me' - from the fourth instalment, 'Labour Of Love IV', which will be released in the new year.