Ride Again Shakespears Sister

• 1 Time To Say Goodbye 02:55
• 2 When She Finds You (Single Mix) 03:40
• 3 C U Next Tuesday (Perfect Mix) 02:39
• 4 Dangerous Game 02:57
• 5 All The Queen's Horses (Video Mix) 03:29
• 6 All The Queen's Horses (Instrumental) 03:40
• Total Runtime 19:20

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26 Jahre nach ihrer offiziellen Auflösung haben sich die Shakespears Sister wieder vereint! Das feiern Siobhan Fahey und Marcella Detroit feiern mit neuer limitierten 5-Track-EP incl. der neuen Single "When She Finds You". Plus "All The Queens Horses" und weitere Stücke aus den Sessions mit dem Mercury Preisträger Richard Hawley.

Shakespears Sister

Shakespears Sister
With a career that has now spanned more than 30 years, Shakespears Sister have come a long way since the release of their 1989 debut album ‘Sacred Heart’, which gifted them their first top ten single with ‘You’re History’.

The pair would quickly find even more success with their 1992 follow-up full-length ‘’Hormonally Yours’, which included the hits ‘Don’t Care, Hello (Turn Your Radio On)’ and ‘Stay’, which remained at number one for eight weeks.

With now over a million records sold, the band have also gathered a wealth of awards throughout their tenure, including a Brit award for best video for ‘Stay’ and an Ivor Novello award for Outstanding Collection of Songs for their sophomore album, ‘Hormonally Yours’. The pair also went onto headline the Pyramid stage at Glastonbury in 1992 and supported Prince at Celtic Park at the artist’s personal request.

Comprised of Siobhan Fahey and Marcella Detroit (born Marcy Levy), Shakespear's Sister formed in late 1988. Fahey had several hits as a member of Bananarama, and Levy was the backup vocalist for Eric Clapton in the late '70s. After their first single flopped, Shakespear's Sister's second single, "You're History," made it into the U.K. Top Ten. Sacred Heart, their 1989 debut, also made it into the Top Ten. Most of the material on Sacred Heart and the 1991 follow-up Hormonally Yours was written with producer Richard Feldman, who gave the band a polished, synth-laden R&B feel, along the lines of the Eurythmics. "Stay," the first single from Hormonally Yours, was a Top Five hit on both sides of the Atlantic; the follow-up single, "I Don't Care," cracked the U.K. Top 20, yet failed to make the U.S. Top 40. Despite their success, the duo broke up the following year. (AMG)

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