After her smash hit Morning Train , the UK crowned Sheena Easton their pop princess of the early '80s. Includes Telefone (Long Distance Love Affair); Morning Train (Nine to Five); Strut; Sugar Walls; The Wind Beneath My Wings; Modern Girl; Almost Over You; Do it For Love , and more.

2008 collection from the Scottish songbird, a selection of Sheena's finest recordings from her years with EMI, 1979-83, When she first hit the music scene three decades ago, her image was cute and sweet and musical output was perfectly poptastic. This collection takes the listener on a joyride during this particular period in her career, commonly referred to as her BSW years (i.e.: Before 'Sugar Walls', her Prince-produced slice of naughtiness!). 20 tracks including 'Morning Train (Nine To Five)', 'Modern Girl', 'Almost Over You', 'Telefone (Long Distance Love Affair' and more including two 1979 demos. EMI Gold.

First time on CD for this 1988 album now featuring four bonus tracks. Produced by Baby Face and LA Reid with contributions from Prince, Angela Winbush and Jellybean. 2006.

Digitally remastered and expanded edition of the Scottish vocalist's 1981 debut album. In the UK, Take My Time remained in the charts for 20 weeks. It was also a big success in the U.S., where it was retitled Sheena Easton, quickly turning Gold shortly after release. The original album comprised of 12 predominantly Pop songs with strong melodies that cross over with ease to different genres of music, giving the album a diverse feel with mass appeal. Here are those 12 tracks with four bonus tracks which were originally b-sides to four 45s. Includes the massive hit 'Morning Train (9-5)'. Cherry Pop. 2009.

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