| Wings of Desire | |||||
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| Studio album by Jennifer Rush | |||||
| Released | 27 November 1989 | ||||
| Genre | Pop, Soft rock, AOR | ||||
| Label | CBS Records | ||||
| Producer | Christopher Neil, Phil Ramone, Michael J. Powell | ||||
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Wings of Desire is the fifth album released by American singer Jennifer Rush.
After working mainly with American writers and producers for her last two albums, Rush decided to bring her music back to Europe and collaborated with producers Christopher Neil, Phil Ramone and others, including a song ("Angel") written by Abba affiliate Tomas Ledin. Released in late 1989, this album failed to sell as well as earlier albums, although it did make the top 20 in Germany and Switzerland.[1] In the UK the album was released in April 1990 with the lead single "Higher Ground".[2] It failed to chart despite her experiencing a mini-revival with the hit "Till I Loved You" the previous year.[3]
Title track "Wings of Desire" was released as a second single.[4]
Track listing
Side One
- Wings of Desire
- Pleasure
- Midnight Mirage
- Angel
- Higher Ground
Side Two
- Love is a Wild Thing
- For All That
- Love is the Language (of the Heart)
- Cry
- Walk Away
- The CD version also features the bonus track, "Where Can You Run".
References
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