Another Place and TimeDonna Summer
Release Date: 04/28/1989
Original Release:
1989
# of Discs:
1
J&R Item # 352797_CD
UPC # 075678198724
Label: Atlantic (USA)
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Disc: 1
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Performer: Donna Summer
Engineer: Karen Hewitt; Yo Yo Producer: Stock, Aitken & Waterman; Waterman; Matt Aitken; Mike Stock Distributor: WEA (Distributor) Notes: Personnel: Donna Summer (vocals): Matt Aitken (guitar, keyboards); Mike Stock (keyboards, background vocals); George De Angelis (keyboards); A. Linn (drums); Dee Lewis, Mae McKenna (background vocals). Recorded at PWL, London, England. Personnel: Donna Summer (vocals); Matt Aitken (guitar, keyboards); Mike Stock (keyboards, background vocals); George DeAngelis (keyboards); A. Linn (drums); Dee Lewis, Mae McKenna (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Peter Hammond. Recording information: PWL, London, England. Photographer: Lawrence Lawry. Arrangers: Matt Aitken; Mike Stock. Something of a surprise for long-time Donna Summer fans, 1989's ANOTHER PLACE AND TIME finds the disco diva in the company of Stock, Aitken, and Waterman, the powerhouse British dance-pop production/writing team of the mid-'80s. Although SAW's stranglehold on the top of the charts (Bananarama, Kylie Minogue, Rick Astley, etc.) was weakening by mid-1989, the writer/producers still had enough commercial mojo to give Summer her first platinum album and hit singles in years. The charting "This Time I Know It's for Real" and "Love's About to Change My Heart" are terrific slices of late '80s soul-pop. While this album, oddly, sounds more dated now than Summer's '70s disco classics, it's still a fine example of '80s dance pop, and a rare chance to hear SAW's music as interpreted by a disco diva.
Q - 3 Stars - Good
One of the most talented artists of the disco era, Donna Summer first found success by teaming with producer Giorgio Moroder and developing a highly sexualized, hooky dance sound highlighted by percolating electronics and moaning, sensual vocals. An incredible run of hit singles established Summer as a genuine 1970s icon (an image she has unfortunately found it difficult to shake), and she later expanded her sound to encompass straight R&B and pop.
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