Vinyl Record Albums 4 from the 1980s Wendy & Lisa Brenda R Taylor D Grace J
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Four female artists from the 1980s.
1. Grace Jones.
12 inch remix.
I'm Not Perfect (But I'm Perfect for You).
1986.
Music: Side A: I'm Not Perfect Extended Remix / Side B: I'm Not Perfect Instrumental / Scary But Fun.
Condition: The jacket has a punch hole by the record store. There is some scuffing on the back, and minor wear at the edges. The inner liner is clear plastic. The vinyl disc is clean and shows very light turntable play.
Grace Jones is of Jamaican descent and was named by VH1 as one of the top 100 women or rock and roll.
2. Taylor Dayne.
Tell it to My Heart.
Arista AL 8529.
1987.
Sample music: Tell it to My Heart / Don't Rush Me / Prove Your Love / Do You Want it Right Now / Want Ads / Upon the Journey's End.
Note: This album was the breakout for Taylor Dayne, who is considered a dance artist. She has won three Grammys and she sold 75 million records.
Condition: The jacket is clean. A label shows this was a promotional copy. The inner liner is plastic. The vinyl disc is clean, showing very light turntable play.
3. Brenda Russell.
Get Here.
Funk and soul.
1988.
A&M Records SP 5178.
Sample music: Gravity / Piano in the Dark / Get Here / Just a Believer / Midnight Eyes.
Brenda Russell is a note keyboardist and producer. This was her biggest album, with Piano in the Dark winning three Grammy nominations.
Condition: The jacket is clean, but shows wear at the edges and corners. The inner paper liner is just wrinkled. It contains the song lyrics. The vinyl disc is clean, showing very light turntable play.
4. Wendy and Lisa.
1987.
Columbia Stereo BFC 40862.
Promotional copy.
Sample music: Honeymoon Express / Sideshow / Waterfall / Blues Away / Chance to Grow / Light.
Condition: The jacket got wet at one point and the bottom half is stained. The inner paper liner is solid, and it contains the song lyrics. The vinyl disc is clean, and shows very light turntable play.
Wendy Melvoin and Lisa Coleman worked with Prince and were part of his band Revolution. They went out on their own. This is their debut album. Recently, they have worked in TV and Hollywood and have earned a Grammy.
Thank you to wikipedia.org for notes on the artists.
And thank you for reading this listing!
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