Annie Lennox Wonderful 6 mixes Usa dj 2x12"
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Apr 16, 2022 Sold Date
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it is a record.... made in the Uas.. A1 Wonderful (Dave Audé Extended Vocal Club) Mixed By – Steve Miller (2) Remix, Producer [Additional Production] – Dave Audé 8:55 A2 Wonderful (Dave Audé Mixshow) Mixed By – Steve Miller (2) Remix, Producer [Additional Production] – Dave Audé 5:27 B1 Wonderful (Sander Kleinenberg's Vocal Club) Remix, Producer [Additional Production] – E. Kalberg*, S. Kleinenberg*, S. Molijn* 7:56 C1 Wonderful (Dave Audé's Extended Dub) Mixed By – Steve Miller (2) Remix, Producer [Additional Production] – Dave Audé 8:54 C2 Wonderful (Dave Audé's Nu Romantic Mixshow) Mixed By – Steve Miller (2) Producer [Additional Production], Remix – Dave Audé 5:30 D1 Wonderful (Sander Kleinenberg's Smokin' Dub) Remix, Producer [Additional Production] – E. Kalberg*, S. Kleinenberg*, S. Molijn* 7:56 In 1990, following the release of Eurythmics' commercial disappointment We Too Are One, Lennox announced that she was taking a two-year sabbatical to have a child. During this time, the group quietly dissolved, Lennox had a baby, and she began working on her first solo album. Diva, her solo debut, arrived in 1992 and showcased a calmer, more mature vocalist designed to cross over into the adult contemporary audience. On the strength of the singles "Walking on Broken Glass" (number 14) and "Why" (number 34), Diva sold over two million copies in the U.S. alone; the album was also nominated for three Grammy awards. Annie Lennox delivered her second solo album, a covers collection entitled Medusa, in 1995. Peaking at number 11, Medusa spawned the hit single "No More I Love You's," and went platinum by the end of 1995 ENTER>

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