Vinyl Album - Dana - The Girl Is Back - GTO

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Dana
Title:	The Girl Is Back
Label:	GTO
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	GTLP 037
Date:	Apr 1979
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Dana	The Girl Is Back (In Town)	B. Blue, S. Worth	Rate
A2	Dana	Without Your Love (I Can't Live)	R. J. Lange	Rate
A3	Dana	Something's Cooking In The Kitchen	G. Jordan	Rate
A4	Dana	I Can't Get Over Getting Over You	J. McLeod, T. Meager	Rate
A5	Dana	Cry Like A Baby	B. Oldham, D. Penn	Rate
B1	Dana	Break The Ice	B. Blue, D. Jordan	Rate
B2	Dana	Pretty Faces	T. Seals, W. Jennings	Rate
B3	Dana	Everynight	J. Brown, G. Brown	Rate
B4	Dana	How Can I Prove My Love	R. Ballard	Rate
B5	Dana	The Thieves Of Paris	B. Blue, L. De Paul	Rate

Notes

Produced by Barry Blue

Images

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Description: Side 1 - The Girl Is Back by Dona (1979)

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Description: Side 2 - The Girl Is Back by Dona (1979)

Comments and Reviews


Strange Changes 28th Nov 2018		Review Dana seemed to find new ground and new impetus to her career, thanks to working closely with Barry Blue on this album. The first track "The Girl Is Back (In Town)" sounds deeply personal and is a rousing, mini-opus with swirling strings and bagpipes. The lead single "Something's Cooking In The Kitchen" is uptempo, slightly sexy and funny with clever lyrics and make #44 on the UK singles chart. Dana performs a wonderful version of the old classic "I Can't Get Over Getting Over You". Side one finished with an unusual and amusing update on "Cry Like A Baby". "Break The Ice" is the first track on side 2 and is quite catchy but the B-sides best two tracks come at the end with "How Can I Prove My Love", an insistent chugger of a song that would not be out of place on a Heatwave album. The album closes with the beautiful and classy "The Thieves Of Paris" which shows why the songs writers Lynsey de Paul and Barry Blue should have carried on their successful songwriting partnership. All in all a great album. 5 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?



old record nut 7th Jul 2018		This album released n USA on Epic JE36021