Contact (Platinum Blonde album)
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| Studio album by Platinum Blonde | ||||
| Released | 1987 | |||
| Genre | New wave | |||
| Label | CBS Canada - 80105 | |||
| Producer | Mark Holmes, David Bendeth, Bernard Edwards, John Dexter | |||
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| Singles from Contact | ||||
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Contact, the 3rd album from the new wave band Platinum Blonde, was released in 1987. Canadian sales of Alien Shores and Contact exceeded 100,000 copies.[2]
The album featured a blistering rendition of the Ohio Players classic "Fire" as the third single.
Track list
- Side 1
- Contact (Mark Holmes, Kenny MacLean, David Bendeth) - 3:56
- Connect Me (Sergio Galli, MacLean) - 3:46
- Diamonds (Holmes) - 3:39
- If You Go This Time (Holmes, MacLean, Chris Wardman) - 3:59
- System (Holmes, Galli, MacLean) - 3:25
- Side 2
- Fire (Ohio Players) - 3:51
- Tough Enough (Holmes) - 3:30
- Automatic Drive (Holmes) - 3:46
- Chaperone Sally (Holmes, Galli, MacLean) - 3:33
- I Might Have You (Holmes, MacLean) - 3:17
- Beauty of the Beast (Holmes, MacLean, Bendeth) - 3:46
Record labels
- Epic Records (CBS Records Canada)[3]
- LP – FE 40949
- CS – FET-40949
- CD – EK 40949
- 1987 Epic USA
- LP – BFE 40949
- CD – ET40949
Credits
The band gives credit to the following people.[4]
- Kenny MacLean: Bass, Guitar, Vocals (Background), Keyboards
- Jay Mark: Engineer
- Eddie Martinez: Guitar
- Lou Pomanti: Bass, Keyboards
- Bruce Robbins: Engineer
- Randy Staub: Engineer
- Fonzi Thornton of Chic (band): Vocals (Background)
- Uptown Horns: Horn
- Tom Weir: Percussion, Drums
- Don Wershba: Engineer
- Peter Fredette: Vocals (Background)
- Mark Holmes: Producer
- Sascha: Percussion, Drums
- Tony Thompson: Percussion, Drums
- David Bendeth: Guitar, Producer
- Bernard Edwards: Bass, Producer
- B.J. Nelson: Vocals (Background)
- Jeff Bova: Keyboards
- Scott Church: Engineer
- Michelle Cobbs: Vocals (Background)
- Claude Desjardins: Percussion, Keyboards, Drums
- John R. Dexter: Producer
- Sergio Galli: Guitar, Vocals (Background)
- Mark Holmes: Guitar, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
- Platinum Blonde (band): Main Performer
References
- ↑ Allmusic review
- ↑ "Platinum Blonde - The Canadian Encyclopedia". Retrieved September 23, 2010.
- ↑ "Platinum Blonde Discography". Retrieved September 23, 2010.
- ↑ "Contact by Platinum Blonde". Retrieved September 23, 2010.
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