Grace Jones – Warm Leatherette (Vinyl)
Island Records (1980)
$30.00
Original 1980 New Zealand Pressing Of The 4th LP By Grace Jones! Laminated Cover With Pinched Spine. Vinyl Still In Top Condition Over 41 Years Later!
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Original 1980 New Zealand Pressing Of The 4th LP By Grace Jones! Laminated Cover With Pinched Spine. Vinyl Still In Top Condition Over 41 Years Later!
Condition – Vinyl: EXCELLENT!
Condition – Cover: EXCELLENT!
Side 1:
Warm Leatherette
Private Life
A Rolling Stone
Love Is The Drug
Side 2:
The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game
Bullshit
Breakdown
Pars
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Jones teamed with the great reggae production duo of Sly Dunbar & Robbie Shakespeare on this LP, and made the transition into quasi-pop star. The single "Private Life" was one of her best. 4 ½ Stars Grace Jones teamed with the great reggae production duo of Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare on this '80 album, and made the transition from straight dance and club act into quasi-pop star with reggae and urban contemporary leaning. The single "Private Life" was one of her best, and the overall album had more energy and production gloss than previous LPs that had been aimed completely at the club market. It helped that Jones seemed enthused about the session and really put herself into the songs. 4 ½ Stars