A change of label to Arista-BMG for his third solo album "Pure" (1991) saw him back in the UK Top 40. It contained the single "Cold, Cold Heart" which reached UK Top 20, and "I See Hope in the Morning Light", a song written about the possible release of Nelson Mandela and recorded as a celebration. 11 November 1991, Ure played at the Royal Albert Hall, with a five-piece band featuring drummer Mark Brzezicki, multi-instrumentalist Willie Dowling and keyboard player Josh Phillips. From 22 March to 22 April 1992 Ure toured in the U.S. with four songwriters, Don Henry, Chip Taylor, Darden Smith and Rosie Flores. The tour was called "In their own Words".