Keep On

This article is about Will Young's album. For the D. Train song, see Keep On (song). For the album by The Warratahs, see Keep On...

Keep On is the third studio album by English singer Will Young. It was released on 21 November 2005, debuting at number 2 on the albums chart in the United Kingdom, as the album sold 107,318 copies in its first week. However, its biggest sales were 132,109, in its fifth week when the album placed at number 13. This is also his first album not to go number 1. It is, however, his second best-selling album, with sales of 1,010,000.^[1]

Keep On
Studio album by Will Young
Released	21 November 2005
Genre	Pop
Length	53:07
Label	19 Sony BMG
Producer	Dan Carey Johnny Douglas Stephen Lipson (also exec.) Blair MacKichan Pro J Nitin Sawhney Robin Thicke Eg White
Will Young chronology
Friday's Child (2003) Keep On (2005) Let It Go (2008)
Singles from Keep On
"Switch It On" Released: 14 November 2005 "All Time Love" Released: 16 January 2006 "Who Am I" Released: 24 April 2006

Critical reception

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[2]
The Guardian	[3]

Allmusic editor Sharon Mawer found that "there was a mixture of styles on Keep On, from the salsa, holiday-inspired "Happiness" to the Justin Timberlake pastiche of "Ain't Such a Bad Place to Be," on which even the Indian-style intro worked well, to the ballads "Save Yourself," "Who Am I," and the final song, "Home," a haunting atmospheric track co-written by Nitin Sawhney. Keep On ran out of steam near the end with three tracks, all again co-written by Young but nothing more than album fillers, none of them having much of a melody [...] Altogether an excellent pop album from an artist who was maturing very nicely as the years went by."^[2]

Track listing

Standard version

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
1.	"Keep On"	Will Young Stephen Lipson Heff Moraes Francis White	Lipson	4:44
2.	"Switch It On"	Young Lipson Ronnie Peterson Karen Poole Steven Wolf	Lipson	3:47
3.	"All Time Love"	Jamie Hartman	Lipson	3:54
4.	"Ain't Such a Bad Place to Be"	Blair MacKichan Poole	Lipson MacKichan	3:21
5.	"Think It Over"	Young Johnny Douglas Poole	Lipson Douglas	4:38
6.	"Who Am I"	White Lucie Silvas	Lipson	4:27
7.	"Happiness"	Shawn Lee	Lipson	5:16
8.	"Save Yourself"	White	Lipson White[a]	3:21
9.	"Madness"	Young James Gass Sean Hurley Robin Thicke	Lipson Thicke Pro J	4:27
10.	"All I Want"	Young Dan Carey	Lipson Carey	3:53
11.	"Think About It"	Young Lipson White	Lipson	4:50
12.	"Home"	Young Poole Nitin Sawhney	Lipson Sawhney	6:22

DualDisc version — DVD

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Entire album in Enhanced Stereo"
2.	"Exclusive documentary featuring special performances of "All Time Love" and "Happiness""
3.	"Featuring the sketches of: "The French Assassin", "Bollywood Elvis", "Bowler Hat" and "Zeppelin Pump""
4.	"Making of the video "Switch It On""
5.	"Interview with Will"
6.	"Switch It On" (video)

International version

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
1.	"Keep On"	Young Lipson Moraes White	Lipson	4:44
2.	"Leave Right Now"	White	Lipson	3:34
3.	"Your Game"	Young MacKichan Cruz	Lipson, MacKichan	4:10
4.	"All Time Love"	Hartman	Lipson	3:54
5.	"Switch It On"	Young Lipson Peterson Poole Wolf	Lipson	3:47
6.	"Ain't Such a Bad Place to Be"	MacKichan Poole	Lipson MacKichan	3:21
7.	"Think It Over"	Young Douglas Poole	Lipson Douglas	4:38
8.	"Who Am I"	White Silvas	Lipson	4:27
9.	"Happiness"	Lee	Lipson	5:16
10.	"Save Yourself"	White	Lipson White[a]	3:21
11.	"Madness"	Young Gass Hurley Thicke	Lipson Thicke Pro J	4:27
12.	"All I Want"	Young Carey	Lipson Carey	3:53
13.	"Home"	Young Poole Sawhney	Lipson Sawhney	6:22

• ^{^[a]} signifies an additional producer

Charts

Weekly charts Chart (2005) Peak position Dutch Albums (Album Top 100)[4] 85 Irish Albums (IRMA)[5] 33 Scottish Albums (OCC)[6] 5 UK Albums (OCC)[7] 2

Year-end charts Chart (2005) Position UK Albums (OCC)[8] 34 Chart (2006) Position UK Albums (OCC)[9] 38

Certifications

Region	Certification	Certified units/sales
United Kingdom (BPI)[10]	3× Platinum	1,006,154[1]