Sheena Easton

[Eric Generic]

Spotted this on the EPG last night, and wondered if I should have watched it.

Sounds like I should have!

 

[The_Rani]

https://badlands.co.uk/sheena-easton-the-essential-7-singles-1980-1987-2lps-7-rsd-2023/

Vinyl version of the Cherry Red set from a few years ago. Very tempted. Released 22nd April for Record Store Day.

 

[WhatKindOfKylie?]

https://badlands.co.uk/sheena-easton-the-essential-7-singles-1980-1987-2lps-7-rsd-2023/

Vinyl version of the Cherry Red set from a few years ago. Very tempted. Released 22nd April for Record Store Day.

Now this does look very beautiful....

 

[WhatKindOfKylie?]

Just noticed that this beauty is FINALLY on streaming!

Totally long overdue!!

 

[Vasilios]

The hairy arm... woof

 

[WhatKindOfKylie?]

Speaking of Sheena, currently giving her 1987 album, No Sound But A Heart a proper go. Not a bad record overall, a bit too ballady and needs some more uptempos, but quite good. The production and songwriting team, is late 80s finest as well: Prince, Narada Michael Walden, Patrick Leonard, John Bettis, James Ingram, Keith Diamond. Sheena sure did work with some of the best.

 

[The_Rani]

Speaking of Sheena, currently giving her 1987 album, No Sound But A Heart a proper go. Not a bad record overall, a bit too ballady and needs some more uptempos, but quite good. The production and songwriting team, is late 80s finest as well: Prince, Narada Michael Walden, Patrick Leonard, John Bettis, James Ingram, Keith Diamond. Sheena sure did work with some of the best.

Still in Love is my favourite from that album.

 

[Vasilios]

Listening for the first time now and surprised Still Willing To Try wasn't snatched by a Whitney later on.

 

[Tchelitchew]

I'm really enjoying "Do It for Love" today. The rubbery Nile Rodgers production is slick. I should dig into the full Do You album.