Budhill Singles Club

Infobox Album | Name = Budhill Singles Club
Type = studio
Longtype = (Virtual album)
Artist = The Fratellis

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Released = 2006-present
Recorded = 2006-2008
Genre = Rock
Length =
Label = Self-released
Producer = The Fratellis

The "Budhill Singles Club" is a series of virtual albums released by Scottish rock band The Fratellis, the albums feature demos, acoustic and live variations, and unreleased tracks. They are only available to registered members of The Fratellis' official website. The name "Budhill" refers to the area of Shettleston, Glasgow from where bassist Barry Fratelli hails from.

Both volumes saw the beginning of their release before the release of the respective album and mostly features alternate versions of the songs from the album. Samplers of the album are also released beforehand, but are removed shortly after it's release.

During the course of volume one's release, two limited edition Budhill Single CDs were released, one with the release of "Henrietta" and one with the release of "Whistle for the Choir", these CDs came with a blank CD with the Budhill Singles stamp on to burn the stated songs on the cover onto the CD. There was also a place to store the CD release of the single.

Volume 1

Volume 1 was released in support of the "Costello Music" album.
# "Got Ma Nuts From a Hippy" [Chem. 19 Demo] - 3:21
# "Creepin' Up the Backstairs" [Acoustic] - 3:11
# "Henrietta" [Live] - 3:38
# "Cigarello" [Acoustic] - 2:48
# "Cuntry Boys and City Girls" [Demo] - 3:31
# "For the Girl" [Acoustic] - 3:02
# "Baby Fratelli" [Acoustic] - 4:15
# "Ole Black 'n' Blue Eyes" [Acoustic] - 3:13
# "Too Much Talk in Tokyo" - 3:25
# "Nina" [Acoustic] - 2:47
# "Costello Music (Sampler) - 7:30

Volume 2

Volume 2 is currently in progress and is to promote the "Here We Stand" album.
# "Headcase" - 3:20
# "A Heady Tale" [Acoustic] - 5:10
# "Lupe Brown (Alternate Version) - 4:15
# "Here We Stand" (Sampler) - 9:00