Endless Summer: the Best of Donna Summer - Donna Summer

Endless Summer: the Best of Donna Summer pictures

8.7	Listal rating

Manufacturer : Mercury
Release date : 13 June 2004
Number of discs : 1
EAN : 0731452621726
UPC : 731452621726

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1995 Issue of a Single Disc Volume of the Queen of Disco's Greatest Tracks. This Edition Includes "Love's Unkind", "i Love You" and "Unconditional Love" (Performed with Musical Youth), all of which Do Not Appear on the USA Equivalent.

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Track listing

1. Melody Of Love (Wanna Be Loved)
2. Love To Love You Baby
3. Could It Be Magic
4. I Feel Love
5. Love's Unkind
6. I Love You
7. Last Dance
8. MacArthur Park
9. Hot Stuff
10. Bad Girls
11. No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)
12. On The Radio
13. Love Is In Control
14. State Of Independence
15. She Works Hard For The Money
16. Unconditional Love
17. This Time I Know It's For Real
18. I Don't Wanna Get Hurt
19. Anyway At All

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Posted : 2 months, 3 weeks ago at Aug 28 15:21

Donna Summer is the queen of disco for a reason – no person released a better string of singles during the era than she did. She also pulled a nearly impossible trick, she managed to salvage her career after the disco backlash. In fact, her 80s hits are just as big as anything she did for the Studio 54 set. Endless Summer is the single disc version of the Anthology set. It perfectly summarizes her career highlights, and it includes a great new song or two. “Melody of Love (Wanna Be Loved)” sounds just like anything she cooked up with Giorgio Moroder back in the 70s. Except her voice is even stronger, she’s one of the few people to seems to gain more power and passion in her vocals as time goes by instead of the opposite. It seems like an odd choice to start the album with a new ...Read more

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