Monday, June 6, 2011

Martika


Marta Marrero was born on May 18, 1969 in Whittier, California, the daughter of Cuban parents. She is a singer-songwriter and actress. Marrero entered mainstream show business in an uncredited role as one of the orphan girls in the 1982 motion picture Annie. This led to her being cast as Gloria on the long-running kids show Kids Incorporated as one of a group of neighborhood kids (one of her co-stars was Stacy Ferguson, better known as Fergie from Black Eyed Peas) who rise to local fame by singing staged productions at a corner malt shop. Martika and many fellow Kids Incorporated cast members were featured in the musical numbers from the Mr. T motivational video Be Somebody... or Be Somebody's Fool! in 1984. Following her role in Kids Incorporated and Be Somebody, Martika was signed by CBS Records as a potential Madonna-like pop star. Her first solo release, however, was released only in Japan. "We are Music" was recorded to promote Sony cassette tapes in the Japanese market, where the song was released in the 12", 7" and CD formats. She recorded two studio albums and her solo career though for a brief time, mainly due to her signature hit, Toy Soldiers. During this time she decided to juggle between her singing career and acting career. Martika played the role of the lounge singer Dahlia Mendez in the early 1990s cop show Wiseguy, opposite Steven Bauer, but the return to acting was brief and she eventually faded from the public eye around 1993. Ever since then, she has tried to relaunch her music career to no success. he built martika.net in 2001, a website for her fans, and released a remix of a newly self-recorded song called "The Journey". She also recorded a track entitled “Monday” for a new solo album which the website stated was on its way. “The Journey” had 5,000 hits as a free download on mp3.com’s music service. Eventually, however, her website was shut down, the album never materializing.Eventually she and husband Michael Mozart formed the duo Oppera, releasing two albums. In October 2009, it was announced that Martika, now going under the stage name Vida Edit, will star in the new web-based television action program J8ded, as Lolly Pop.

Martika (1988)

Martika is Martika's debut album, released on October 18, 1988 by CBS Records. Stylistically the music was strictly pop, despite exploring some adult topics lyrically. The album charted to #15 in the U.S. (Gold disc) and #11 in the U.K. This album spawned the following singles: Cross My Heart, More Than You Know (#18 U.S., #15 U.K.), Toy Soldiers (#1 U.S., #5 U.K.), her cover version of Carole King's I Feel the Earth Move (#25 U.S., #7 U.K.), Water (#59 U.K.), and Alibis.







Tracklisting:

1-) If You're Tarzan, I'm Jane.
2-) Cross My Heart.
3-) More Than You Know.
4-) Toy Soldiers.
5-) You Got Me into This.
6-) I Feel the Earth Move.
7-) Water.
8-) It's Not What You're Doing.
9-) See if I Care.
10-) Alibis.

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Martika's Kitchen (1991)

Martika's Kitchen is Martika's second and last studio album, released on August 27, 1991. It features four songs written and produced by Prince. The album was a departure in musical styles from Martika's debut album. "Martika's Kitchen" incorporates elements of gospel, jazz, funk, R&B and traditional Cuban music. The album charted to #111 in the U.S. and #15 in the U.K. The following singles were taken: Love…Thy Will Be Done (#10 U.S., #9 U.K.), Martika's Kitchen (#93 U.S., #17 U.K.), Coloured Kisses (#41 U.K.), Safe in the Arms of Love, Spirit (promo only), and her duet with Celia Cruz, Mi Tierra (promo only in Argentina).







Tracklisting:

1-) Martika's Kitchen.
2-) Spirit.
3-) Love…Thy Will Be Done.
4-) A Magical Place.
5-) Coloured Kisses.
6-) Safe in the Arms of Love.
7-) Pride and Prejudice.
8-) Take Me to Forever.
9-) Temptation.
10-) Don't Say U Love Me.
11-) Broken Heart.
12-) Mi Tierra.

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Friday, May 13, 2011

Alaska y Los Pegamoides/Alaska y Dinarama

Alaska y Los Pegamoides

Alaska y Los Pegamoides fue un grupo de música pop, procedente de España. El grupo se formó en 1979 tras la separación del grupo Kaka de Luxe, del que cuatro de sus componentes formaban parte (Alaska, Nacho Canut, Manolo Campoamor y Carlos Berlanga). Estos cuatro se dieron cuenta de que la afinidad entre ellos era mayor y sus intereses comunes eran completamente diferentes al del resto de componentes (Fernando Márquez "El Zurdo", Enrique Sierra y Pablo Martínez), por lo que decidieron comunicarles su decisión de seguir por caminos diferentes. En sus inicios contaron con Poch (que después entraría en Ejecutivos Agresivos y formaria Derribos Arias) en la guitarra solista, y con el ex Kaka Javier Hamilton (Javier Furia) en los coros, que pronto pasaría a Radio Futura. La salida del primer batería, Álvaro de Torres, que también venía de Kaka de Luxe, se produjo por el desencuentro ideológico entre Álvaro y el resto del grupo, que no quería introducir una caja de ritmos que había comprado Alaska para sus canciones, entre otros desencuentros. Más tarde se unieron dos personas, Ana Curra, a la que conocieron en el Pentagrama (bar de Madrid), y Eduardo Benavente, al que aceptaron tras una prueba, motivada por la marcha del grupo del batería Juan Luis Vizcaya a Ejecutivos Agresivos, descontento por la inclusión de teclados. Otra salida del grupo fue la de Manolo Campoamor, que comenzó siendo el vocalista. Su puesto fue ocupado, primero por Carlos, y definitivamente por Alaska, dejando ésta la guitarra. Manolo entró a formar parte del grupo Neopreno para, poco después, desligarse definitivamente del mundo de la música. Todavía sin Eduardo, participaron en el Concierto homenaje a Canito (batería de Tos fallecido en accidente de tráfico) en febrero de 1980, siendo su primer y único concierto con caja de ritmos en lugar de batería. Ya con esta formación, el grupo grabó su primer single, Horror en el Hipermercado, producido por Julián Ruiz, en 1980. Esta canción se convirtió en un relativo éxito gracias a su emisión por radio, lo que facilitó la grabación de su segundo single un año después, Otra dimensión. En 1982 el grupo sacó al mercado su único álbum, Grandes éxitos, del que se extrajo su famoso y exitoso single Bailando. La estética del grupo varió durante su vida del colorido pop a la estética siniestra del punk y el gótico (es famosa una sesión de fotos del grupo en un cementerio). Ya en 1981, surgió el grupo paralelo Parálisis Permanente, formado por Nacho Canut y Eduardo Benavente y cuyo sonido reflejaba las tendencias del punk británico del momento (Killing Joke, GBH, Exploited, etc.). Alaska y Ana Curra participaron, junto a Los Nikis, en el proyecto Negros, S.A.. Ana Curra y Benavente crearon, además, otro grupo paralelo, Los Seres Vacíos. Todos estos grupos publicaron discos en 1982, a la vez que Alaska y los Pegamoides gozaban de su etapa más exitosa. Antes de Parálisis Permanente, Eduardo había formado otro grupo paralelo, Escaparates. Nacho y Carlos, junto con Fernando Márquez, iniciaron un nuevo proyecto paralelo llamado Piernas Ortopédicas, del que salieron canciones como Tokyo (que grabarían los Pegamoides) o Rendibú en el hipódromo (tocado por los Pegamoides y grabado por Radio Futura bajo el título de Ivonne). La disolución del grupo se fraguó ya desde la grabación del álbum, entre finales de 1981 y comienzos de 1982, a la que siguió la marcha de Carlos Berlanga. En 1982 aún se publicaron dos singles más, La línea se cortó y En el jardín (este último un flexi de edición limitada, regalado a los asistentes a un concierto). Entre tanto, Berlanga formaba Dinarama y Eduardo Benavente abandonaba el grupo definitivamente para centrarse en Parálisis Permanente. Los Pegamoides aún aguantaron hasta finales de 1982. La marcha de Ana Curra para unirse a Parálisis Permanente supuso el final. Canut, Alaska y Toti se unieron al nuevo proyecto de Berlanga, Dinarama, que pronto pasaría a llamarse Alaska y Dinarama, y que se convertirían posteriormente en uno de los grupos más populares de la escena musical española durante los años 1980. Su último concierto lo dieron el 26 de noviembre de 1982 en la discoteca Yoko Lennon's de Bilbao. Este concierto fue editado en CD en 1997 por Subterfuge junto con otro CD con varias maquetas que grabó el grupo para Hispavox. Todavía se volverían a reunir en una ocasión, el 1 de marzo de 1983, para dar un concierto en la sala Rockola en la 1ª Fiesta de Diario Pop, con la ausencia de Carlos Berlanga que se encontraba realizando el servicio militar.

Grandes Éxitos (1982)

Grandes Éxitos es el primer disco del grupo Alaska y Los Pegamoides. Fue lanzado en abril de 1982 por la casa discográfica Hispavox y se extrajo un único sencillo el cual fue el éxito Bailando. El álbum vendió unas 50.000 copias en España, cólocandose en el puesto # 10 de las mejores ventas de 1982. Se reeditó en CD en 1991.



Tracklisting:

1-) Bailando.
2-) El Plan.
3-) La Tribu de Las Chochoni.
4-) Rosa y Verde.
5-) Alta Tensión.
6-) No Sé Por Qué.
7-) La Línea Se Cortó.
8-) Redrum.
9-) ¿Qué Piensas de los Insectos?
10-) Estrategia Militar.
11-) Tokyo.
12-) Secretos de Belleza.
13-) Vicky.
14-) Llegando Hasta el Final.

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Alaska y Los Pegamoides (1982)

Alaska y Los Pegamoides es el segundo y último disco de la agrupación del mismo nombre. Este disco fue lanzado en octubre de 1982, dos meses antes de que el grupo se separara de manera definitiva. Este álbum es una recopilación de todos los singles que publicó la banda con su discográfica Hispavox .El LP y cassette originales fueron editados en octubre de 1982 por dicha discográfica y en 1991 el álbum fue reeditado en CD a cargo de la misma.



Tracklisting:

1-) La Rebelión de los Electrodomésticos.
2-) Vértigo.
3-) Reacciones.
4-) El Jardín.
5-) Volar.
6-) Horror en el Hipermercado.
7-) El Hospital.
8-) Odio.
9-) Bote de Colón.
10-) Quiero Salir.
11-) Otra Dimensión.

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Alaska y Dinarama

Alaska y Dinarama fue un grupo de música Pop Glam español, formado por Alaska, Carlos Berlanga y Nacho Canut. El grupo se formó en 1982 y se disolvió en 1989, tras 5 discos de estudio más una compilación de nuevas versiones de sus éxitos. En el año 1982, Alaska y los Pegamoides, el grupo que en ese momento estaba formado por Alaska, Ana Curra, Nacho Canut, Eduardo Benavente y Toti, logran vender de su único disco (Grandes éxitos) más de 50.000 copias en España y el single (Bailando) 25.000. Esto hace que el grupo tenga más de 100 galas confirmadas para todo el año, mientras las relaciones entre el grupo se enfrían cada vez más y en diciembre de ese mismo año el grupo se disuelve. Nacho se une a Carlos en su nuevo proyecto, Dinarama. Ana y Toti se integran en Parálisis Permanente con Eduardo y queda Alaska sola, sin saber qué hacer. Tras unos meses se une a Dinarama dando lugar a Dinarama + Alaska, que más tarde se consolidaría como Alaska y Dinarama. El inicio de su gira Alaska + Dinarama coincide con la trágica muerte de Eduardo Benavente en un accidente de tráfico en 1983. Con la vuelta de Carlos de su servicio militar llegan nuevas canciones, que entusiasman tanto a Alaska como a Nacho y, sobre todo, a su mánager Pito. Ángel Altolaguirre, como estaba pactado, se va del grupo con la grabación de una nueva versión de Rey del Glam. Colaboran en los coros Loquillo y Jaime Urrutia. Por la época del lanzamiento de su segundo disco Deseo Carnal, comienza la difusión del programa La Bola de Cristal el cual fue transmitido por el canal TVE y presentado por la misma Alaska. Es un programa que ha hecho historia, que hoy día está mitificado y se ha convertido en un objeto de culto. Es durante el principio de la gira hecha para promocionar su disco Fan Fatal cuando estallan los problemas entre Nacho y Carlos. Alaska se posiciona al lado de Nacho y deciden disolver Dinarama al finalizar la gira. Es entonces cuando Alaska y Nacho forman Fangoria, y Carlos Berlanga inicia su etapa en solitario.

Canciones Profanas (1983)

Canciones Profanas es el primer disco de estudio del grupo Alaska y Dinarama. El disco es lanzado en mayo de 1983. El disco vende más de 50,000 copias en España. Se lanzan los sencillos Crisis (por iniciativa de Hispavox, que pide una versión extendida),Perlas Ensangrentadas (elegido por el grupo, el más radiado y el que quedaría en la memoria de los fans) y Deja de Bailar . Estos dos temas no llegan a tener la misma repercusión que Bailando, aunque el disco obtiene una muy buena acogida. Por esta razón se empiezan a contratar muchas galas.


Tracklisting:

1-) Crisis.

2-) Cebras.

3-) Kali.

4-) Líneas Rectas.

5-) Club de Egipcios.

6-) Rey del Glam.

7-) Egeo.

8-) Sacerdotisas de Baal.

9-) Nativos.

10-) Perlas Ensangrentadas.

11-) Deja de Bailar.

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Deseo Carnal (1984)

Deseo Carnal es el segundo disco de estudio del grupo Alaska y Dinarama y fue lanzado en septiembre de 1984, coincidiendo en tiempo con el comienzo de La Bola de Cristal, programa de TVE presentado por Alaska. El disco vende más de 2 millones de copias entre España y Latinoamérica. Los sencillos extraídos de este disco fueron: ¿Cómo Pudiste Hacerme Esto a Mí?, Ni Tú ni Nadie y Un Hombre de Verdad.


Tracklisting:

1-) ¿Cómo Pudiste Hacerme Esto a Mí?

2-) Isis.

3-) Ni Tú ni Nadie.

4-) Solo por Hoy.

5-) Falsas Costumbres.

6-) Un Hombre de Verdad.

7-) La Decisión.

8-) Deseo Carnal.

9-) Víctima de un Error.

10-) Carne, Huesos y Tú.

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La Bola de Cristal (1985)

La Bola de Cristal es el disco que compila las canciones de diferentes artistas realizadas para el programa de televisión infantil La Bola de Cristal. El disco fue lanzado en 1985. Los sencillos extraídos de este disco fueron: Abracadabra, Esclava del Mal y No Se Ría. Nota: El archivo subido al blog sólo incluye las canciones grabadas por Alaska y Dinarama.


Tracklisting:

1-) Abracadabra.

2-) Vacaciones Infernales.

3-) Ni Un Día Más.

4-) No Se Ría.

5-) Esclava del Mal.

6-) La Bola de Cristal.

7-) El Pupitre de Atrás.

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No Es Pecado (1986)

No Es Pecado es el tercer disco de estudio del grupo Alaska y Dinarama. El disco fue lanzado en noviembre de 1986. La portada del disco lega a ser censurada en México, aunque sorprendentemente sustituida por otra mucha más lasciva. El disco vende 1,750,000 copias entre México y Latinoamérica. Los sencillos extraídos de este disco fueron: la emblemática ¿A Quién Le Importa?, La Funcionaria Asesina, Un Millón de Hormigas y Sólo Creo lo que Veo.


Tracklisting:

1-) Alto! Prohibido Pasar.

2-) Sólo Creo lo que Veo.

3-) El Fin del Mundo.

4-) La Voz Humana.

5-) Entre Llamas.

6-) ¿A Quién Le Importa?

7-) La Funcionaria Asesina.

8-) Un Millón de Hormigas.

9-) Nacida para Perder.

10-) No Es Pecado.

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Diez (1988)

Diez es una compilación que incluye dos canciones nuevas, alguna cara B de algún single y un par de antiguas canciones no editadas en Latinoamérica. El disco vende más de 1,500,000 copias entre España y Latinoamérica. Por esta época también conocen el acid house y se embarcan en una larguísima gira por Latinoamérica que logra reforzar la relación del grupo, que estaba muy desmejorada. Se lanzan los siguientes sencillos: Bailando (Do-Re-Mix) y Sospechas.


Tracklisting:

1-) Sospechas.

2-) El Rey del Glam.

3-) Jaime y Laura.

4-) Cebras.

5-) Vértigo.

6-) Bailando (Midi Mix).

7-) El Hospital.

8-) Perlas Ensangrentadas.

9-) Tormento.

10-) Hacia el Abismo.

11-) Bailando (Do-Re-Mix).

12-) Bonus Track.

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Fan Fatal (1989)

Fan Fatal es el quinto y último disco de estudio de Alaska y Dinarama. El disco fue lanzado en marzo de 1989 e incluye influencias como el acid, el hip-hop y el house, y en el que se incluyen algunas versiones del grupo paralelo a Nacho, Los Vegetales.Este disco logró reforzar el éxito del grupo, aunque se volvieron a enfriar las relaciones de Nacho y Alaska con Carlos. El disco ha vendido solamente 300,000 copias en España. Los siguientes sencillos fueron extraídos de este disco: Mi Novio Es un Zombi, Descongélate, Quiero Ser Santa y La Mosca Muerta.


Tracklisting:

1-) Lo Siento.

2-) Vampirella.

3-) Me Habló la Televisión.

4-) La Mosca Muerta.

5-) Mentira.

6-) La Ciencia Avanza.

7-) Mi Novio Es un Zombi.

8-) Descongélate.

9-) El Diablo Anda Suelto.

10-) Godzilla.

11-) Lupita la Trailera.

12-) La Pastilla Roja.

13-) Quiero Ser Santa.

14-) Ectoplasmatic.

15-) Fly Acid Fly.

16-) No Es el Final.

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Sunday, April 24, 2011

theaudience/Sophie Ellis-Bextor


theaudience was a Britpop group founded in 1996 by guitarist Billy Reeves, formerly of the indie group, Congregation.The group were fronted by Sophie Ellis-Bextor and achieved some success with their new wave-style records. Reeves left the band late in 1998 and despite the remaining band members writing new material, theaudience split soon afterwards. Bextor eventually started a solo career and had much success in major label dance pop music. Although their one and only album received critical acclaim, it did not sell well and was later discontinued. Bass player Kerin Smith and guitarist Billy Reeves are currently involved with the London indie pop band, Friends of The Bride. Drummer Patrick "Patch" Hannan was also a member of The Sundays.

theaudience (1998)

theaudience is the first and only studio album released by the group theaudience on August 17, 1998. The album charted to #22 in the U.K. The following singles were released: I Got the Wherewithal (#170 U.K.), If You Can't Do It When You're Young; When Can You Do It? (#48 U.K.), A Pessimist Is Never Disappointed (#27 U.K.), and I Know Enough (I Don't Get Enough) (#25 U.K.).







Tracklisting:

1-) A Pessimist Is Never Disappointed.
2-) Now That You're 18.
3-) Mr. Doasyouwouldbedoneby.
4-) I Know Enough (I Don't Get Enough).
5-) Keep in Touch.
6-) I Got the Wherewithal.
7-) Harry Don't Fetch the Water.
8-) If You Can't Do It When You're Young; When Can You Do It?
9-) Running Out of Space.
10-) You Get What You Deserve.
11-) The More There Is to Do.
12-) Bells for David Keenan.
13-) Shoebox Song.
14-) How's That?

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Quiet Storm (2010)

Quiet Storm is an unreleased album by theaudience. It surfaced on the internet in 2010.







Tracklisting:

1-) The Greatest Gift.
2-) How It Should Be Done.
3-) Day and Night.
4-) Headcase.
5-) Out with the Cold School.
6-) The Fool Will Rise Again.
7-) So Clever.
8-) Twilight of the Teenage.
9-) Grey with Dusty Rain.
10-) You Will Do for Now.
11-) King of Action.
12-) Repetition Kills.
13-) Two Way.
14-) Sanctuary Hill.

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Sophie Ellis-Bextor

Sophie Ellis-Bextor was born on April 10, 1979 in London, England. She is the daughter of Robin Bextor and former Blue Peter presenter Janet Ellis. As a young girl, she appeared on several Blue Peter items, with no indication given on-screen that she was Ellis's daughter. She attended St. Stephen's School and later Godolphin and Latymer School in Hammersmith. Among her earliest public performances were with the W11 Opera children's opera from the age of thirteen, and she is now a patron of the organisation. She is an English singer, songwriter, model and occasional DJ. She first came to prominence in the late 1990s, as the lead singer of the indie rock band Theaudience. After Theaudience split, Ellis-Bextor took a year off from singing. In 2000, Ellis-Bextor collaborated with Italian DJ Spiller on adding vocals to his then-instrumental club track "Groovejet", her first recorded work since that with Theaudience. "Groovejet (If This Ain't Love)" entered the UK charts at number one, just beating former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham on her first solo outing to the top spot. Since then, the two have been described as rivals. Both women deny, however, that there is any rivalry between the two of them.This is when Ellis-Bextor decides to go solo, achieving widespread success in the early 2000s. Her music is a mixture of mainstream pop, disco, nu-disco, and 1980s electronic influences.

Read My Lips (2001)

Read My Lips is Sophie Ellis-Bextor's debut studio album, released on August 27, 2001 by Polydor Records. After minor success with the band The Audience in the late 1990s, Ellis-Bextor went on to have a hugely successful collaboration with Spiller in 2000. The track, "Groovejet (If This Ain't Love)", was a UK no.1 and the 8th best-selling single there for that year. Ellis-Bextor began working on her first solo album the same year. Polydor decided to re-issue the album on 17 June 2002, complete with extra tracks and an alternate running order. The album peaked to #2 in the U.K. (2x Platinum). The following singles were released: Her cover of Cher's Take Me Home (#2 U.K.), Murder on the Dancefloor (#2 U.K.), Get Over You (#3 U.K.), and Music Gets the Best of Me (#14 U.K.).







Tracklisting:

1-) Murder on the Dancefloor.
2-) Take Me Home.
3-) Lover.
4-) Move This Mountain.
5-) Music Gets the Best of Me.
6-) Sparkle.
7-) The Universe Is You.
8-) I Believe.
9-) Get Over You.
10-) By Chance.
11-) Is It Any Wonder.
12-) Leave the Others Alone.
13-) Final Move.
14-) Everything Falls Into Place.

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Shoot from the Hip (2003)

Shoot from the Hip is Sophie Ellis-Bextor's second studio album, released on October 27, 2003 by Polydor Records. The album charted to #19 in the U.K. (Gold disc). It spawned the following singles: Mixed Up World (#7 U.K.) and I Won't Change You (#9 U.K.). The album also includes -as a hidden track-her cover version of Olivia Newton-John's 1981 megahit, Physical.





Tracklisting:

1-) Making Music.
2-) Mixed Up World.
3-) I Won't Change You.
4-) Nowhere Without You.
5-) Another Day.
6-) Party in My Head.
7-) Love It Is Love.
8-) You Get Yours.
9-) The Walls Keep Saying Your Name.
10-) I Won't Dance with You.
11-) I Am Not Good at Not Getting What I Want.
12-) Hello, Hello.
13-) Physical.

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Trip the Light Fantastic (2007)

Trip the Light Fantastic is Sophie Ellis-Bextor's third studio album, released on May 18, 2007. Ellis-Bextor claimed she had recorded four duets for the album, however, no duets appear in the final track listing. Dan Gillespie Sells provides backing vocals for two songs on the album and Fred Schneider lends vocals on one. Sophie said that she wouldn't be posing on the cover but she later confirmed she would actually appear. She commented, "It's sparkly, but hopefully it's got a bit more depth than just a nice picture of me on the cover!" She said that she worked with "a French guy named Dimitri" who was rumoured to be Dimitri from Paris, but turned out to be Dimitri Tikovoi. She has also worked with Kerin Smith of theaudience. The album peaked to #7 in the U.K. (Gold disc). The following singles were released: Catch You (#8 U.K.), Me and My Imagination (#23 U.K.), and Today the Sun's on Us (#64 U.K.).







Tracklisting:

1-) Catch You.
2-) Me and My Imagination.
3-) Today the Sun's on Us.
4-) New York City Lights.
5-) If I Can't Dance.
6-) The Distance Between Us.
7-) If You Go.
8-) Only One.
9-) Love Is Here.
10-) New Flame.
11-) China Heart.
12-) What Have We Started?

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Make a Scene (2011)

Make a Scene is Sophie Ellis-Bextor's fourth and so far last studio album, released on April 18, 2011 in Russia and on June 6, 2011 in the U.K. Make a Scene originated from recording sessions for a Greatest Hits compilation set for release in the autumn of 2007. The success of those recording sessions led Ellis-Bextor and her record label at the time, Fascination Records, to change their plans and record a full studio album instead. Following the release of several singles in 2009 and 2010, the album title was announced in early 2010, and subsequently changed to Straight to the Heart later that spring. Ellis-Bextor changed the album title back to Make a Scene in late 2010 and announced the final album title in a posting on her Facebook account in January 2011. The following singles have been taken from this album: Heartbreak (Make Me a Dancer) (#13 U.K.), Bittersweet (#25 U.K.), Can't Fight This Feeling (#13 France), Not Giving Up on Love (#125 U.K.), Off and On, and Starlight.







Tracklisting:

1-) Revolution.
2-) Bittersweet.
3-) Off and On.
4-) Heartbreak (Make Me a Dancer). (Freemasons ft. Sophie Ellis-Bextor).
5-) Not Giving Up on Love. (Armin van Buuren vs. Sophie Ellis-Bextor).
6-) Can't Fight This Feeling. (Junior Caldera ft. Sophie Ellis-Bextor).
7-) Starlight.
8-) Under Your Touch.
9-) Make a Scene.
10-) Magic.
11-) Dial My Number.
12-) Homewrecker.
13-) Synchronised.
14-) Cut Straight to the Heart.

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Sunday, April 17, 2011

Vixen



Vixen is an all-female American hard rock band which achieved some commercial success during the late 1980s and early 1990s as part of the Los Angeles, California glam metal scene with the classic line up consisting of: Vocalist and rhythm guitarist Janet Gardner, original founding member and lead guitarist Jan Kuehnemund, bassist Share Pedersen and drummer Roxy Petrucci. The band was originally formed in St. Paul, Minnesota back in 1980 when Jan Kuehnemund was still in high school. In 1985, the band moved to Los Angeles, California to be part of the L.A. rock scene. In 1988 the band was signed to EMI, and they began recording their debut album Vixen, which was released in September 1988. Singer-songwriter Richard Marx actually wrote and arranged their signature hit, "Edge of a Broken Heart", as well as performing keyboards and producing the song. Rumor was he was asked to assist the all-female band by EMI to produce their first major-hit, to compete with the all-female band the Bangles. Richard Marx had nothing to do with their follow-up CD, since he was becoming more of a mainline- singer than songwriter. Vixen spent the next year touring the world, supporting acts such as Ozzy Osbourne, Scorpions, and Bon Jovi, as well as headlining their own shows. The band returned to the studio in late 1989/early 1990 to record their follow up album, Rev It Up, which was released in July 1990. A year of touring followed, including headlining their own shows and supporting acts such as KISS and Deep Purple. In mid-1991, the group disbanded due to musical differences. In 1997, drummer Roxy Petrucci reformed Vixen, with Janet Gardner (lead vocals, rhythm guitar), Gina Stile (lead guitar), and Rana Ross (bass). This lineup toured the United States in 1997, and in 1998 Gardner, Stile, and Petrucci recorded the album Tangerine. After the release of the new album, Roxy's sister Maxine Petrucci was brought in to play bass on a U.S. tour of 1998, but they were sued for copyright infringement by Kuehnemund. In 1999, Share Pedersen joined her husband's band, the Dogs D'Amour, who were reforming after a long hiatus. She appeared on their 2000 album, Happy Ever After, playing bass, keyboards, and, backing vocals. Share and her husband, Bam, also have their own band, Bubble, which is very popular in L.A..In 2001, Vixen was reformed by Kuehnemund with a lineup consisting of herself, Janet Gardner, Roxy Petrucci, and new bassist Pat Holloway. This lineup toured the U.S. as part of the Voices of Metal tour. Unfortunately, half-way through the tour, disagreements caused the band to split-up, with only Kuehnemund remaining. In 2004, VH1 approached the four members of the "classic lineup" to appear on their show, Bands Reunited. The show was recorded in August 2004, and broadcast in the U.S. in November 2004. Following the broadcast of the VH1 show, EMI re-released the first two Vixen albums, Vixen and Rev It Up.

Vixen is Vixen's debut album, released in September, 1988. The album has sold over a million copies in the U.S. It spawned the following singles: The Richard Marx-composed Edge of a Broken Heart (#26 U.S.), Cryin' (#22 U.S.), and Love Made Me.







Tracklisting:

1-) Edge of a Broken Heart.
2-) I Want You to Rock Me.
3-) Cryin'.
4-) American Dream.
5-) Desperate.
6-) One Night Alone.
7-) Hell Raisers.
8-) Love Made Me.
9-) Waitin'.
10-) Cruisin'.
11-) Charmed Life.

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Rev It Up (1990)

Rev It Up is Vixen's second studio album, released in July, 1990. The album charted to #52 in the U.S. and #20 in the U.K. The following singles were released: How Much Love (#44 U.S.), Love Is a Killer (#71 U.S.), and Not a Minute Too Soon.







Tracklisting:

1-) Rev It Up.
2-) How Much Love.
3-) Love Is a Killer.
4-) Not a Minute Too Soon.
5-) Streets in Paradise.
6-) Hard 16.
7-) Bad Reputation.
8-) Fallen Hero.
9-) Only a Heartbeat Away.
10-) It Wouldn't Be Love.
11-) Wrecking Ball.

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Live in Baltimore

This is a live gig that took place at Hammerjacks in Baltimore on October 21, 1990 in order to promote their then latest album, Rev It Up. The bulk of the show is made up of the Rev It Up tracks but it also includes hits like Edge of a Broken Heart and Cryin' from their debut album.

Tracklisting:

1-) Intro/Streets in Paradise.
2-) Rev It Up.
3-) Not a Minute Too Soon.
4-) Cruisin'.
5-) Edge of a Broken Heart.
6-) Cryin'.
7-) Hell Raisers.
8-) Bad Reputation.
9-) How Much Love.
10-) Hard 16.
11-) I Want You to Rock Me.

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Tangerine (1998)

Tangerine is Vixen's third studio album, released in 1998. It was recorded without former members Jan Kuehnemund and Share Pedersen. The line up for this album was Janet Gardner, Roxy Petrucci, Gina Stile, and additional bass player Mike Pisculli. Different from the classic Vixen sound, it was more grunge than hard rock.





Tracklisting:

1-) Page.
2-) Tangerine.
3-) Never Say Never.
4-) Peace.
5-) Barely Breathin'.
6-) Bleed.
7-) Stay.
8-) Shut Up.
9-) Machine.
10-) Air Balloon.
11-) Can't Control Myself.
12-) Swatting Flies in Wanker County.

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Live & Learn (2006)

Live & Learn is Vixen's fourth and so far last studio album, released on December 12, 2006. This time the line up consisted of: Founding member Jan Kuehnemund (the only original member), vocalist Jenna Sanz-Agero, drummer Kathrin Kraft and bassist Lynn Louise Lowrey.





Tracklisting:

1-) Anyway.
2-) Live and Learn.
3-) I Try.
4-) Little Voice.
5-) Pacifist.
6-) Don't Want It Anymore.
7-) Love Song.
8-) Angry.
9-) I'm Sorry.
10-) You Wish.
11-) Suffragette City.
12-) Give Me Away.

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Sunday, April 10, 2011

Heart



Heart is an American rock band who were formed in British Columbia, Canada in 1973. Throughout several lineup changes, the only two remaining members of the group are sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson. The group rose to fame in the 1970s with their music being influenced by hard rock as well as folk music.In 1977, Heart's record label, Mushroom Records, fueled rumors that Ann and Nancy were lesbian lovers by running a full-page ad in Rolling Stone showing the sisters bare-shouldered (as appearing on the "Dreamboat Annie" album cover) and suggestively captioned, "It was only our first time!" This was done without the sisters' permission and awareness. That was one of the main reasons why they left Mushroom Records and were signed to Epic Records. After diminishing in popularity for a couple of years in the early 80s, the band enjoyed a comeback in 1985, experiencing further successes with their power ballads and pop hits into the 90s. Over their four-decade career, Heart has had chart successes with songs in genres ranging from hard rock and metal to folk rock. With Jupiter's Darling (2004) and Red Velvet Car (2010), Heart made a return to their hard rock/acoustic roots of the late 70s. To date, Heart has sold over 35 million albums worldwide. Heart was ranked #57 on VH1's "100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock".

Dreamboat Annie (1976)

Dreamboat Annie is Heart's debut album, first released in 1975 in Canada by Mushroom Records and then released in the United States on February 14, 1976. Mushroom paid for an advertising campaign celebrating the sales of Dreamboat Annie which read "It was only our first time" and showing a photo of Ann & Nancy Wilson leaning up against each other with only heads and bare shoulders visible, as on the cover of the album. The band had not been consulted and was furious with this. Hence, relations were already strained when the group and the label tried to re-negotiate their contract. With the success of Dreamboat Annie, the group expected the label to raise their royalty rate substantially. However, Mushroom refused to pay more money and said it did not want to release a second Heart album. Placed in the position of presenting this unacceptable offer to the group, Flicker broke off negotiations with Mushroom. The group left the label, believing that their contract allowed them to do so as long as Flicker was no longer working with the label. Nevertheless, the album charted to #7 in the U.S. (Platinum disc) and earned 2 Platinum discs in Canada. Dreamboat Annie spawned the following singles: Crazy on You (#35 U.S., #25 Canada), Magic Man (#9 U.S., #26 Canada), Dreamboat Annie (#42 U.S., #53 Canada), and (Love Me Like Music) I'll Be Your Song.





Tracklisting:

1-) Magic Man.
2-) Dreamboat Annie (Fantasy Child).
3-) Crazy on You.
4-) Soul of the Sea.
5-) Dreamboat Annie.
6-) White Lightning and Wine.
7-) (Love Me Like Music) I'll Be Your Song.
8-) Sing Child.
9-) How Deep It Goes.
10-) Dreamboat Annie (Reprise).

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Little Queen (1977)

Little Queen is Heart's second studio album, released on May 14, 1977. The group intended Little Queen to be the official follow-up to the debut Dreamboat Annie. They had just left their first label Mushroom Records, for the new formed Portrait Records division of CBS Records (now Sony/BMG.) However the situation became very complicated when Mushroom decided to release a batch of studio demos and live recordings as the album Magazine at the same time as Little Queen. It also produced the band's most popular hit Barracuda, which Ann Wilson wrote after a controversial publicity stunt by Mushroom Records created about her and Nancy featured a full-page ad in Rolling Stone showing the sisters bare-shouldered (as appearing on the "Dreamboat Annie" album cover) and suggestively captioned "It was only our first time". When a reporter suggested, backstage after a live appearance, that the sisters were sex partners, Ann returned to her hotel room and began writing the lyrics to "Barracuda" to relieve her frustration. The song became one of Heart's biggest hits (#11, 1977). The album charted to #9 in the U.S. (3x Platinum discs) and earned 2 Platinum discs in Canada. The following singles were released: Barracuda (#11 U.S., #2 Canada), Little Queen (#62 U.S., #58 Canada), Kick It Out (#79 U.S., #67 Canada), and Love Alive. This album was reissued in 2004.





Tracklisting:

1-) Barracuda.
2-) Love Alive.
3-) Sylvan Song.
4-) Dream of the Archer.
5-) Kick It Out.
6-) Little Queen.
7-) Treat Me Well.
8-) Say Hello.
9-) Cry to Me.
10-) Go On Cry.

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Magazine (1978) (***NEW***)

Magazine is Heart's third studio album, first released in 1977 and re-released on April 22, 1978. It has an unusual history in that the first release in 1977 was an unfinished version not authorized by the group. A second authorized version of the album was re-released in 1978. The change in labels resulted in a prolonged legal battle with Mushroom's creative director Shelly Siegel. Mushroom, still having a 2-album contract, claimed they had the legal right to release a second Heart album after all. Having retained ownership of the 5 unfinished studio recordings Mushroom had the recordings mixed by Heart's recording engineer, Rolf Henneman, but without the participation of any group members. The label also added Here Song, a rare b-side, and filled up the rest of the album with 2 live songs recorded in 1975 at "The Aquarius Tavern", a Seattle area rock club where the group had played regularly. Mushroom released the collection as Magazine in the spring of 1977 at the same time that the group was preparing their next album for Portrait titled Little Queen. According to Flicker, about 50,000 copies of the original Magazine album were pressed. Some of these copies were sold in stores, mostly in Los Angeles and Hollywood, Florida where the records were manufactured. Unsold copies were quickly recalled and later destroyed when Heart took Mushroom to court to stop distribution of the album. The 1977 version was also briefly released in Europe through Arista Records. Unhappy with the somewhat unpolished studio performances and the inclusion of the live recordings, the group took Mushroom to court with the aim of having the 1977 release of Magazine taken off the market. The Seattle court ruled that Mushroom had to recall the album, but the terms of the settlement required that Heart provide a second album for Mushroom. Heart chose to fulfill this obligation by finishing the previously released songs to a quality of their satisfaction. For the 1978 version Heart chose to re-record, remix, edit, and re-sequence the recordings. A security guard stood by in the studio to make sure that the group didn't try to erase the multitrack master tapes. They added new lead vocals to most of the existing studio tracks. One of the most obvious differences is that on the original recording of "Heartless" Ann Wilson sings "The doc said come back again next week..." On the re-recorded version she clearly sings "doctor" instead. In fact the entire vocal track on "Heartless" is notably more controlled in the original; the revision is oversung. The synthesizer solo on "Just the Wine" was replaced by a flute solo and the song is slightly edited. The ending of the title track fades about 30 seconds earlier. The live Blues Medley was edited to remove some of Roger Fisher's guitar solo sections and Ann Wilson's solo vocal parts. There are also other more subtle differences. The revised version of the album was released with no disclaimer by Mushroom Records in April 1978. The album peaked to #17 in the U.S. The only single taken from this album was Heartless (#24 U.S., #18 Canada).


Tracklisting:

1-) Heartless.

2-) Devil Delight.

3-) Just the Wine.

4-) Without You.

5-) Magazine.

6-) Here Song.

7-) Mother Earth Blues.

8-) I've Got the Music in Me.

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Dog & Butterfly (1978)


Dog & Butterfly is Heart's fourth studio album, released on October 7, 1978 through Portrait Records. The album was the 'proper' successor to 1977's hit Little Queen in terms of musical development and direction. As Heart themselves noted on the album's release, Side 1 was the "Dog" side, and was the more "rocking" compared to the "Butterfly" Side 2, which was all ballads, with the exception of the closer "Mistral Wind," which, in many ways, epitomized the trademark sound for which Heart would be remembered: folksy ballads shifting into searing hard rock explosions. Though the first song on the album "Cook with Fire" sounds like a live recording it was actually recorded in the studio. Audience sounds were overdubbed on the studio recording from a live performance. The album peaked to #17 in the U.S. (2x Platinum discs) and earned 1 Platinum disc in Canada. This album spawned the following singles: Straight On (#15 U.S., #14 Canada), and Dog & Butterfly (#34 U.S., #51 Canada).





Tracklisting:

1-) Cook with Fire.
2-) High Time.
3-) Hijinx.
4-) Straight On.
5-) Dog & Butterfly.
6-) Lighter Touch.
7-) Nada One.
8-) Mistral Wind.

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Bebe Le Strange (1980)

Bebe Le Strange is Heart's fifth studio album, released on February 14, 1980 through Epic Records. It was the first album without Roger Fisher on lead guitar, who left the band months prior. Some of the backing vocals were provided by Don Wilhelm, who had been in a group called The Army with Steve Fossen and Roger Fisher in the 1960s. The album was re-released in an expanded edition in 2004. It contained two additional songs: A live version of Break and the studio outtake Jackleg Man. The album peaked to #5 in the U.S. (Gold disc) and earned a Platinum disc in Canada. The following singles were released: Even It Up (#33 U.S., #56 Canada), Bebe Le Strange (#109 U.S.), Break, Raised on You, and Sweet Darlin. The album was re-released in an expanded edition in 2004. It contained two additional songs: A live version of Break and the studio outtake Jackleg Man.





Tracklisting:

1-) Bebe Le Strange.
2-) Down on Me.
3-) Silver Wheels.
4-) Break.
5-) Rockin' Heaven Down.
6-) Even It Up.
7-) Strange Night.
8-) Raised on You.
9-) Pilot.
10-) Sweet Darlin.

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Private Audition (1982)

Private Audition is Heart's sixth studio album, released on June 5, 1982. It is the last Heart album to feature longtime members Mike DeRosier and Steve Fossen, who left after the recording of the album and were replaced by Denny Carmassi and Mark Andes. In 2009 Private Audition was rereleased on the Beat Goes On label as a double CD with Passionworks. Prior to this, Private Audition had been out of print for a number of years and was the most difficult of Heart's CDs to obtain. The album charted to #25 in the U.S. The following singles were released: This Man Is Mine (#33 U.S.), City's Burning (#15 U.S. Mainstream Rock charts), Bright Light Girl, and The Situation.





Tracklisting:

1-) City's Burning.
2-) Bright Light Girl.
3-) Perfect Stranger.
4-) Private Audition.
5-) Angels.
6-) This Man Is Mine.
7-) The Situation.
8-) Hey Darlin' Darlin'.
9-) One Word.
10-) Fast Times.
11-) America.

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Privateworks (1983)

Privateworks is Heart's seventh studio album, released on August 20, 1983. The album marks a shift in musical direction from hard rock to power ballads. It turned out to be the band's final album with Epic Records, before their comeback-fueled move to Capitol Records. It is the first Heart album to feature Denny Carmassi and Mark Andes, who had replaced longtime members Mike DeRosier and Steve Fossen. In 2009 Passionworks was rereleased on the Beat Goes On label as a double CD with Private Audition. The album charted to #39 in the U.S. The following singles were released: How Can I Refuse? (#44 U.S.), Sleep Alone (#43 U.S. Mainstream Rock charts), and Allies (#83 U.S.).





Tracklisting:

1-) How Can I Refuse?
2-) Blue Guitar.
3-) Johnny Moon.
4-) Sleep Alone.
5-) Together Now.
6-) Allies.
7-) (Beat By) Jealousy.
8-) Heavy Heart.
9-) Love Mistake.
10-) Language of Love.
11-) Ambush.

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Heart (1985)

Heart is Heart's eighth and self-titled album, released on July 6, 1985. This album completed the band's transition into a pop group, a genre that yielded the band its greatest success by far, marking the band's Capitol Records debut. The album charted to #1 in the U.S. (5x Platinum discs), #19 in the U.K. (Silver disc) and it earned 6 Platinum discs in Canada. The following singles were released: What About Love (#10 U.S., #8 Canada, #14 U.K., 1988), Never (#4 U.S., #13 Canada, #8 U.K., 1988), These Dreams (#1 U.S., #62 U.K., #6 Canada), Nothin' at All (#10 U.S., #76 U.K., #29 Canada), and If Looks Could Kill (#54 U.S.).







Tracklisting:

1-) If Looks Could Kill.
2-) What About Love.
3-) Never.
4-) These Dreams.
5-) The Wolf.
6-) All Eyes.
7-) Nobody Home.
8-) Nothin' at All.
9-) What He Don't Know.
10-) Shell Shock.

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Bad Animals (1987)

Bad Animals is Heart's ninth studio album, released on June 6, 1987. The album is notable for containing only 4 tracks with writing contributions from lead members Ann and Nancy Wilson. The album peaked to #2 in the U.S. (3x Platinum discs), #7 U.K. (Platinum disc), and it earned 4 Platinum discs in Canada. Bad Animals spawned the following singles: Alone (#1 U.S., #3 U.K., #1 Canada), Who Will You Run To (#7 U.S., #30 U.K., #19 Canada), There's the Girl (#12 U.S., #34 U.K., #31 Canada), I Want You So Bad (#49 U.S., #88 Canada), and Wait for an Answer.







Tracklisting:

1-) Who Will You Run To.
2-) Alone.
3-) There's the Girl.
4-) I Want You So Bad.
5-) Wait for an Answer.
6-) Bad Animals.
7-) You Ain't So Tough.
8-) Strangers of the Heart.
9-) Easy Target.
10-) RSVP.

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Brigade (1990)

Brigade is Heart's tenth studio album, released on March 26, 1990. Like its predecessor Bad Animals, the album is notable for a sharp decline in writing contributions from lead members Ann and Nancy Wilson, but would be the last of the three 'comeback' Heart albums to do so. The album peaked to #3 in the U.S. (2x Platinum discs), #3 U.K. (Gold disc), and it earned 5 Platinum discs in Canada. The following singles were released: All I Wanna Do Is Make Love to You (#2 U.S., #8 U.K., #1 Canada), Wild Child (#3 U.S. Mainstream Rock charts), Tall, Dark, Handsome Stranger (#24 U.S. Mainstream Rock charts), I Didn't Want to Need You (#23 U.S., #47 U.K., #14 Canada), Stranded (#13 U.S., #60 U.K., #2 Canada), and Secret (#64 U.S., #79 U.K., #30 Canada).







Tracklisting:

1-) Wild Child.
2-) All I Wanna Do Is Make Love to You.
3-) Secret.
4-) Tall, Dark, Handsome Stranger.
5-) I Didn't Want to Need You.
6-) The Night.
7-) Fallen from Grace.
8-) Under the Sky.
9-) Cruel Nights.
10-) Stranded.
11-) Call of the Wild.
12-) I Want Your World to Turn.
13-) I Love You.

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Desire Walks On (1993)

Desire Walks On is Heart's eleventh studio album, released on November 16, 1993. It marked a return to featuring a majority of tracks written by lead members Ann and Nancy Wilson. The album charted to #48 in the U.S. (Gold disc) and #32 in the U.K. and it earned a Gold disc in Canada. The following singles were released: Black on Black II (#4 U.S. Mainstream Rock charts, #59 Canada), Will You Be There (In the Morning) (#39 U.S., #19 U.K., #8 Canada), Back to Avalon (#60 Canada), and The Woman in Me (#105 U.S., #13 Canada).





Tracklisting:

1-) Desire.
2-) Black on Black II.
3-) Back to Avalon.
4-) The Woman in Me.
5-) Rage.
6-) In Walks the Night.
7-) My Crazy Head.
8-) Ring Them Bells.
9-) Will You Be There (In the Morning).
10-) Voodoo Doll.
11-) Anything Is Possible.
12-) Avalon (Reprise).
13-) Desire Walks On.

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Jupiters Darling (2004) (***NEW***)

Jupiters Darling is Heart's twelfth studio album, released on June 22, 2004. This album marked a return to Heart's hard rock roots; The album cover bears an image of the Mandelbrot set, rotated so the main cardioid is oriented the same way a heart would normally be, with the cusp at top. The album cover art is seen briefly in the film Elizabethtown, for which Nancy Wilson did soundtrack music. Sovereign Artist's Marketing Director, Paul Angles, simultaneously released their album via file sharing networks which was included in an Amicus Brief to the US Supreme Court . The album peaked to #94 in the U.S. It sold roughly 100, 000 copies. Since then the Sovereign record company has filed bankruptcy and it has been reported (via band sources on www.heart-music.com) that Sovereign still owes Heart thousands of dollars. The following singles were released: The Perfect Goodbye, Oldest Story in the World (#22 U.S. Mainstream Rock charts), and Make Me.



Tracklisting:

1-) Make Me.
2-) Oldest Story in the World.
3-) Things.
4-) The Perfect Goodbye.
5-) Enough.
6-) Move On.
7-) I Need the Rain.
8-) I Give Up.
9-) Vainglorious.
10-) No Other Love.
11-) Led to One.
12-) Down the Nile.
13-) I'm Fine.
14-) Fallen Ones.
15-) Lost Angel.
16-) Hello Moonglow.

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Red Velvet Car (2010)

Red Velvet Car is Heart's thirteenth studio album, released on August 31, 2010. The album was released with differing track lists according to format in different territories: the standard US CD release features 10 tracks, the European CD and US download version contain 12 tracks, whilst the Japanese CD and some exclusive download versions contain 13 tracks. Though the 13th track is "Listening" on the Japanese CD, some exclusive download versions substitute this for a live 2010 version of "Crazy on You". The album charted to #10 in the U.S., making it the first Heart album to enter the Top 10 in 10 years. It also charted to #196 in the U.K. The following singles were released: Hey You (#26 U.S. Adult Contemporary charts) and WTF.





Tracklisting:

1-) There You Go.
2-) WTF.
3-) Red Velvet Car.
4-) Queen City.
5-) Hey You.
6-) Wheels.
7-) Safronia's Mark.
8-) Death Valley.
9-) Sunflower.
10-) Sand.

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