Claudia Brucken & Glenn Gregory When Your Heart Runs Out Of Time Uk 12"
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it is a record... made in the Uk , A1 –Will Jennings Out Of Time Written-By – Will Jennings 1:03 A2 –Gary Busey, Michael Emil And Theresa Russell The Voices Of Gary Busey, Michael Emil And Theresa Russell Voice – Gary Busey, Michael Emil, Theresa Russell 0:17 A3 –Glenn Gregory And Claudia Brücken When Your Heart Runs Out Of Time (6'20") Guitar – Midge Ure Vocals [Sung By] – Claudia Brücken, Glenn Gregory Written-By – Will Jennings 6:43 B1 –Glenn Gregory And Claudia Brücken When Your Heart Runs Out Of Time (Drumless) Guitar – Midge Ure Vocals [Sung By] – Claudia Brücken, Glenn Gregory Written-By – Will Jennings 3:50 B2 –Michael Emil And Theresa Russell The Voices Of Michael Emil And Theresa Russell Voice – Michael Emil, Theresa Russell 0:54 B3 –Stanley Myers Forever (What The Hell) Written-By – Stanley Myers, Will Jennings 2:24 B4 –Will Jennings Out Of Time Written-By – Will Jennings 1:03 During the '80s, it was not common for women to front synth pop bands. As the lead singer of Propaganda, Claudia Brucken inserted a strong female voice in the male-dominated world of electronic dance music. As a teenager, Brucken was in a group called Haarstrauben; she was also a member of the Toppolinos. When Brucken joined Propaganda, she originally shared vocal duties with Suzanne Freytag. In 1985, Propaganda released their first LP, A Secret Wish. The provocative single "Duel" reached number 21 on the U.K. charts. However, the band began having problems with their label, ZTT, and Brucken's marriage to ZTT co-founder Paul Morley caused friction with the other members. Brucken left Propaganda in 1986. After Propaganda, Brucken formed Act with Thomas Leer, recording the album Laughter, Tears and Rage. But Act didn't receive the attention or airplay that Propaganda once did. In the early '90s, Brucken released her solo debut, Love: And a Million Other Things. However, shifting personnel at Island Records killed its potential of finding an audience. In 2000, Brucken toured America with Paul Humphreys of O.M.D., performing both O.M.D. classics and Propaganda covers. Brucken also started co-writing songs with Humphreys. Brucken eventually reunited with Freytag and Michael Mertens as Propaganda and recorded new material. ..very rare..great for djs....
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