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Dancing In My Dreams. is the last song on the album Wildest Dreams with prominent backing vocals from The Durham Cathedral Choir. It’s a very complex, spiritual song with strong lyrics. Writer: Mark Cawley, Kye Fleming, Brenda Russell. Producer : Trevor Horn. Album: Wildest Dreams (1996)
On the eve of La Tina’s first stateside concert tour in eons, Virgin plucks one of the strongest and more radio-friendly tunes from the diva’s gorgeous (and sadly underappreciated) current disc „Wildest Dreams“. Her worldly perspective adds depth to the lyrics of this melancholy rock ballad, which also shows producer Trevor Horn tempering his signature melodramatic keyboard sound with ...
All The Best (2004) All The Best is Tina’s second greatest hits album, featuring her biggest hits, three new recorded songs and a longer version of „Great Spirits“ from the Brother Bear soundtrack. The track „Something Special“ was a leftover from the Wildest Dreams recording session and Complicated Disaster was intended for the ...
"Whatever You Want" is a song performed by American recording artist Tina Turner from her ninth studio album, Wildest Dreams (1996). It was written by Arthur Baker, Fred Zarr, and Taylor Dayne and is noted for its different levels of energy and strong vocal performance, as well as its orchestral arrangement and complex production, courtesy of producer Trevor Horn.
Format: 7“ Vinyl / 12“ Vinyl / 5“ CD / Cassette. Charts: UK: #23 / Europe: #23, #2 (Airplay) / Germany: #53. Album : Wildest Dreams. Whatever You Want (Edit) 4:42. Writer: Arthur Baker, Taylor Dayne, Fred Zarr / Producer: Trevor Horn / Drum Programming: Eric Ansten / Backing Vocals: Tessa Niles & Miriam Stockley / Guitars: Trevor Rabin ...
Wildest Dreams (Special Tour Edition) (2×CD, Album, Special Edition) Parlophone , Parlophone , Parlophone , Parlophone 7243 8 53771 2 9 , TINA 1 , 7243 8 37684 2 4 , 7243 8 53772 2 8
Written by Holly Knight, Mike Chapman / Produced by Trevor Horn / From the album "Wildest Dreams" When The Heartache Is Over 3:42 Written by Graham Stack, John Reid / Produced by Mark Taylor, Bryan Rawling for Metro / From the album "Twenty Four Seven"
