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Performer: Celine Dion
Distributor: Sony Music Distribution (

Notes: Personnel: Celine Dion (vocals); Paul Pesco, Charles Fearing, Phil Palmer, Michael Landau, Paul Jackson, Jr. (guitars); Tom Keane (keyboards, synthesizer programming, vocals); Cliff Magnes, Randy Kerber, Robbie Buchanan (keyboards, synthesizer programming); John Barnes (keyboards); David Foster (keyboards, vocals); Wix (keyboards, bass); John Barnes (synclavier, vocoder); "Ready" Freddie Washington, Randy Jackson (bass); Jeff Porcaro (drums); Steve Pigott (drums, percussion, bass, keyboards); Andy Duncan (drums, percussion); Paul Bliss (drums, keyboard programming, vocals); Michael Boddicker (synthesizer programming, percussion); Dave Boruff, Rick Bowen (synthesizer programming); Andy Goldmark (drum programming, bass synthesizer, keyboards); Fran Manzella, Dave Dachinger (programming); Biti "Beat Box" Strauchn, Dave Reitzas (percussion); Alan Carvell, Linda Taylor, Christopher Neil, Fonzi Thornton (background vocals). Producers: Christopher Neil, David Foster, Tom Keane. Engineers include: Simon Hurrell, Jeffrey "Woody" Woodruff. Recorded at West Side Studios, London, England; Studio 55, John Barnes & Steve Mitchell's, Los Angeles, California; Sklyline Midi Studio & Unique Recording, New York, New York; Chartmaker Studio. The first 4 tracks were recorded digitally (DDD) and were produced by Christopher Neil. The remaining tracks are AAD. A fine, sophisticated American debut from this popular Canadian singer, featuring the hit singles "(If There Was) Any Other Way" and "Where Does My Heart Beat Now." ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Entertainment Weekly (1/25/91) - "...concentrates on mainstream, grown-up pop...the singer proves an important point: that even the most naturally generous voices can benefit from a little modesty." - Rating: B

Celine Dion's ascent from stardom in her native Canada to the upper echelons of international pop divadom is one of the 1990s major success stories. Blessed with a formidable set of pipes and a preference for heart-in-the-throat ballads, the precociously talented Dion initially won over American listeners in 1991, 10 years after her French-language debut, with the title track from Disney's BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. From then on, Dion became a music-biz phenomenon, with platinum record sales, sold-out concerts, and across-the-board appeal rivaling her idol, Barbra Streisand.

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