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A collection of representative singles from pop divas who epitomized the 80s.
Their appeal lies in their passionate, urban sound and vocals that exude a strong personality.
Sheena Easton was a Scottish singer who achieved global success in the 1980s. "Strut" was a hit from her 1984 album, A Private Heaven, and its lyrics about an independent woman resonated with viewers, reaching the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100. While "Hungry Eyes" was famously sung by Eric Carmen, Sheena Easton's version adds a dramatic twist, exuding a sexier allure. These songs, which combined pop with a mature touch, defined her presence in the music scene of the 1980s.
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- Producer, Arranged By - Greg Mathieson
Anime, Hokuto No Ken, Kodomo Band
Heart Of Madness / Purple Eyes
(7")
Teruhiko Aoi
Anatadake Wo
(7")
Shogo Hamada
Sand Castle
(LP)
Anzen Chitai
Kanashimini Sayonara / No Comment
(7")
Sheena Easton
Devil In A Fast Car
(7")
Gary Toms Empire
7-6-5-4-3-2-1 (Blow Your Whistle) / 7-6-5-4-3-2-1 (Disco Version)
(7")
Simon & Garfunkel
7 O'clock News / Silent Night / Benedictus
(7")
Sheena Easton
So Far So Good / Magic Of Love (Edit Version)
(7")
Brothers Johnson
Ain't We Funkin Now
(7")
B.T. Express
Peace Pipe / Devil's Work Shop
(7")
Ohio Players
Fire / Together
(7")
Carpenters
I Need to Be in Love / Top of the World
(CD)
