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 01. "Look Me In The Eye Sister" 02. "Fall Silent" 03. "Just For Tonight" 04. "Not Forgotten" 05. "I Won't Kneel" 06. "Cards To Your Heart" 07. "Paper Romance" 08. "Warsaw" 09. "Shameless" 10. "Time And Space" 11. "History"
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Ft. Bryan Ferry, Will Young, Jess Larabee(she Keeps Bee |
| | Description: | Black Light is an album by Groove Armada, released in 2010. Black Light includes a.o. the following tracks: â??Look Me In The Eye Sisterâ?, â??Just For Tonightâ?, â??Shamelessâ?, â??Time & Spaceâ? and more. The album is a dance CD. - FT. BRYAN FERRY, WILL YOUNG, JESS LARABEE(SHE KEEPS BEETwelve years into a career as purveyors of top drawer dance music, Andy Cato and Tom Findlay have completely reinvented their sound, with thrilling results. Thus, in a break with GA tradition, their band was brought into the studio early in the making of the Black Light, helping to bring authenticity to their new song-based sound. Features guest vocalists including Bryan Ferry, Will Young, Jess Larabee (She Keeps Bees) & Nick Littlemore (Empire of the Sun). | | | No. of tracks: |
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GABLCD1 |
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Haldern Pop Recordings
Lindenstr. 1 B, 46460 Rees-Haldern, DE
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