Pop Life (Collectables) (CD) ~ Bananarama (Artist) Cover Art

Pop Life (Collectables) (CD)

By: Bananarama (Artist)


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DISC 1 for Pop Life (Collectables) (CD) Album By Bananarama (Artist)
1   Preacher Man
2   Long Train Running
3   Only Your Love
4   What Colour R The Skies Where U Live
5   Is Your Love Strong Enough?
6   Tripping On Your Love
7   Ain't No Cure
8   Outta Sight
9   Megalomaniac
10   I Can't Let You Go
11   Heartless
12   Preacher Man (Ramabanana alternative mix)
 


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Review

Entertainment Weekly (7/12/91) - "..you can always count on them for a couple of perky singles....but this album takes us to an eerier place than we'd ever expect.." - Rating: A

Title Note

Bananarama: Jacquie O'Sullivan, Keren Woodward, Sarah Dallin.

Additional personnel: Andy Caine, Paul Inder (guitar, bass guitar); Johnny Marr (guitar); Johnny Mars (harmonica); Youth (keyboards, bass guitar, drum programming); Danny Schogger, Nigel Butler, Guy Pratt (keyboards); Robin Goodfellow (bass guitar); Paul Cook (drums); Crispen Robinson (percussion); Linda Taylor, Zoe, Carol Kenyon (background vocals).

1991's POP LIFE, the only Bananarama album featuring Jacqui O'Sullivan (who replaced original member Siobhan Fahey when Fahey married Eurythmics' Dave Stewart and left to form the more experimental Shakespear's Sister), is an all-out dance record in the tradition of Soul II Soul and other then-fashionable UK dance outfits. POP LIFE downplays the disco-style Hi-NRG beats and somewhat brittle sheen of the trio's Stock-Aitken-Waterman days. It's a looser, more bass-heavy album, named after but not featuring the Prince hit.

O'Sullivan's voice is throatier than Fahey's, effectively changing the trio's sound. She and original members Keren Woodward and Sarah Dallin mostly sing actual harmonies, rather than the unison vocals familiar from Bananarama's early hits. POP LIFE is considerably different from Bananarama's earlier albums, but it's a satisfying example of post-acid-house/pre-trip-hop UK dance music. Guests include dance maven Youth, ex-Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr, and Sex Pistols drummer Paul Cook-who originally discovered the trio.



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