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Woman & a Man [25th Anniversary] [LP] [8/27] by Per Gessle Brian Wilson Susanna Hoffs Belinda Carlisle (Vinyl, 1996)

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelDemon Records (Uk)

UPC5014797905412

eBay Product ID (ePID)19050167150

Product Key Features

Release Year1996

FormatVinyl

Number of Audio ChannelsStereo

GenreRock

TypeLP

ArtistPer Gessle, Brian Wilson, Susanna Hoffs, Belinda Carlisle

Release TitleWoman & a Man [25th Anniversary] [LP] [8/27]

Additional Product Features

Country/Region of ManufactureUSA

Additional informationPersonnel includes: Belinda Carlisle (vocals); Brian Wilson, Per Gessle, Susannah Hoffs, Seattle Symphony Orchestra. This is a DTS CD, which features DTS 5.1 Surround Sound technology and is playable on a DTS-capable 5.1 Surround Sound system. Personnel includes: Belinda Carlisle (vocals); Brian Wilson, Per Gessle, Susannah Hoffs, Seattle Symphony Orchestra. In a sense, Belinda Carlisle's A Woman & a Man is a companion record to her first solo album. It arrived in 1996, ten years after Belinda, and it also functioned as something of a break from the Go-Go's, as it was her first album after the group's mid-'90s reunion. That's not where the similarities end: the title track has some Motown propulsion, Charlotte Caffey comes in to co-write "Kneel at Your Feet," and instead of Tim, Carlisle covers Neil Finn. All these echoes are somewhat buried underneath the studio gloss created by producer David Tickle, a veneer that can get too thick on the ballads but nevertheless is often pleasingly expensive. This is a big-budget studio album from an era when they were common and, in retrospect, its overblown adult contemporary has its charms, as do the slightly uneven songs -- tunes that veer from the precision-tuned pop of Roxette's Per Gessle's "Always Breaking My Heart" and "Love Doesn't Live Here" to Finn's exquisitely sculpted "He Goes On." Perhaps the album could've used a dose of livelier material but Tickle's grand production suits the material and flatters Carlisle, two elements that turn A Woman & a Man into one of her better records. [Edsel's 2014 expansion of A Woman & a Man runs two CDs and a DVD. The first disc contains a remastered version of the proper album, supplemented by two acoustic versions ("In Too Deep," "Circle in the Sand"), while the second rounds up six B-sides and unreleased cuts, another six live tracks, and three remixes of "Remember September." The DVD has promo videos for the four singles: "In Too Deep," "Always Breaking My Heart," "Love in the Key of C," and "California."] ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

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