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Okay well I'm assuming anyone who wants to hear the album by now has done so, therefore, here are some other details of possible interest:
Album credited as being produced by Dave Stewart & Glen Ballard except: For What It's Worth: Mike Campbell; Dave & Glen Cheaper Than Free: Dave & Mike Bradford Album mixed by Chris Lord-Alge The songwriting credits are as follows: Secret Love (Stevie) For What It's Worth (Words: Stevie; Music: Mike Campbell) In Your Dreams (Words: Stevie; Music: Dave Stewart) Wide Sargasso Sea (Words: Stevie; Music: Dave Stewart) New Orleans (Words: Stevie; Music: Neale Heywood) Moonlight (Stevie) Annabel Lee (Music: Stevie; Words adapted from the Edgar Allan Poe poem "Annabel Lee"; Interlude Waddy Wachtel) Soldier's Angel (Stevie) Everybody Loves You (Words: Stevie & Dave; Music: Dave) Ghosts Are Gone (Words: Stevie; Music: Dave Stewart) You May Be The One (Words: Stevie; Music: Dave Stewart) Italian Summer (Words: Stevie; Music: Dave Stewart) Cheaper Than Free (Words: Stevie; Music: Dave Stewart) Mick is credited as one of four drummers, but songs are not specified. Dave is credited as the creative director and one of the photographers. Lindsey and Steve Real (vocal coach) both score thank you's. Album is dedicated to Sara ("my sweet girl, not a day goes by that I don't think about you... S.N.) There are eight shots of Stevie on her own in the booklet, including the front cover, with four of them in the centre pages, plus two with the girls. There are also six small "action" shots of Stevie in the bottom right-hand corner of successive pages that are in motion when flicked through. There is a great photo of Stevie with Dave on the back cover. Stevie is featured on the actual disc holding the owl from the sizzle reel. Stevie looks great in most of the shots, but there are a couple of dodgy ones that I would have omitted. There are no photos of the studio or recording process which surprised me. I thought at least the "lucky" pic of Stevie and Dave placed on the console throughout the making of the album would have been included. That's all I can think of for now... |
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