She Works Hard For The Money (Deluxe Edition Remastered) Donna Summer

Album info

Album-Release:
1983

HRA-Release:
03.03.2023

Label: Mercury Records

Genre: R&B

Subgenre: Contemporary

Artist: Donna Summer

Album including Album cover

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  • 1 She Works Hard For The Money 05:19
  • 2 Stop, Look And Listen 05:52
  • 3 He's A Rebel 04:22
  • 4 Woman 04:19
  • 5 Unconditional Love 04:41
  • 6 Love Has A Mind Of Its Own 04:15
  • 7 Tokyo 04:19
  • 8 People People 04:08
  • 9 I Do Believe (I Fell In Love) 04:34
  • 10 She Works Hard For The Money (Club Mix) 06:18
  • 11 She Works Hard For The Money (Instrumental) 05:49
  • 12 Unconditional Love (Extended Version) 05:20
  • 13 Unconditional Love (Instrumental) 04:40
  • Total Runtime 01:03:56

Info for She Works Hard For The Money (Deluxe Edition Remastered)



Newly remastered! This 1983 album was one of Donna Summer's most popular, reinforcing her status as a major pop/dance star. Besides the title track major hit, the album includes well-known songs 'Unconditional Love' and the soulful 'Love Has a Mind of It's Own.'

"Donna Summer's brassy, matter-of-fact mezzo does not play the sexy sanctified diva, and her musicians' crisp, loud beats don't evoke rapture or delirium. Instead, she and her rhythm men live up to the title of "She Works Hard for the Money." Here's praise for a waitress' 12-hour workday that sums up Summer's own post-dance queen job status, as well as disco fans' own spotlighted lives and maintains the pressure, from the steel-and-synth riffs of "Stop, Look & Listen" to the impatient tenderness of "People, People." No one writes about love with as mesmeric a sense of wonder as Summer confesses in "Love Has a Mind of Its Own," "Unconditional Love," and "I Do Believe (I Fell in Love)." (Michael Freedberg, AMG)

"Those lovely guys over at Culture Facotry in the US have just turned their very welcome attention to a couple of iconic albums from the undisputed queen of disco, the late great Donna Summer... And it s not all about looks with Culture Factory either and despite the fact that this will look terrific on the shelf, it also sounds as fresh as a daisy." (Paul Nixon, Ipswich Times)

Donna Summer, vocals
Musical Youth, vocals (track 5)
Matthew Ward, vocals (tracks 6, 7), backing vocals
Dara Lynn Bernard, backing vocals
Mary Ellen Bernard, backing vocals
Roberta Kelly, backing vocals
Pamela Quinlan, backing vocals
Additional musicians:
Michael Omartian, pianos, synthesizers, guitars (2), Simmons drums (2, 5), drum programming (2), accordion (9)
Michael Boddicker, synthesizer programming
Marty Walsh, guitars (1, 7, 8), guitar solo (4)
Ray Parker Jr., rhythm guitars (4)
Jay Graydon, guitars (6, 9)
Nathan East, bass
Mike Baird, drums
John Gilston, Simmons drum programming
Lenny Castro, congas
Gary Herbig, saxophone (1, 7)
Dick Hyde, horns
Charlie Loper, horns
Chuck Findley, horns
Gary Grant, horns
Jerry Hey, horns
Assa Drori, concertmaster

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