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Naked Eyes - Fuel For The Fire (CD) (UK Import)

Naked Eyes - Fuel For The Fire (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Naked Eyes

Music Genre: Synth-pop, New wave, Electronic

Label
Cherry Pop
Cat No
CRPOP 129
Released
2013
Pressing
UK
Styles
Synth-pop, New Wave

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ArtistNaked Eyes
FormatCD
LabelCherry Pop
Catalogue no.CRPOP 129
GenreSynth-pop, New wave, and Electronic
Released28 October 2013
Barcode5013929432987

Naked Eyes — Fuel For The Fire
Format: CD • Label: Cherry Pop (CRPOP 129) • Released: 2013 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Synth-pop, New Wave

Tracklist:
1. (What) In The Name Of Love
2. New Hearts
3. Sacrifice
4. Eyes Of A Child
5. Once Is Enough
6. No Flowers Please
7. Answering Service
8. Me I See In You
9. Flying Solo
10. Flag Of Convenience
11. (What) In The Name Of Love (Extended Version)
12. Sacrifice (Arthur Baker 12" Version)
13. (What) In The Name Of Love (Byrne & Fisher Mix)
14. Two Heads Together
15. Fuel For The Fire (Demo)
16. Babes In Armour (Demo)
17. Sacrifice (Demo)

Imported from the UK.

Watch & listen

  • Naked Eyes - Sacrifice

  • Naked Eyes - Flag Of Convenience (1984)

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About the artist

Formed in 1979 in Bath, U.K. as Neon and then renamed their act to release two albums in 1983 - 1984 produced by Tony Mansfield (with whom Rob Fisher had recorded a single in 1982 as Planet Ha Ha). They were one of the first groups of the second British invasion in the U.S. charts, with their rendition of Bacharach And David classic "Always Something There To Remind Me" (No.8 in U.S. pop chart in 1983 and No.59 in the U.K. pop chart) and then with "Promises Promises" (No.11 in 1983) the 12'' extended John "Jellybean" Benitez mix of which includes Madonna's vocals. Following their success in the U.S. Arthur Baker produced the first single of their second album "(What) In The Name Of Love" (No. 39 in the U.S. pop chart in 1984). After Rob Fisher's death on 25 August 1999, Peter Byrne released a solo album in 2001 and he reactivated by himself the name Naked Eyes for a further 2007 cover album.

Source: Discogs

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