Disco Grace Jones

• 1 Send In The Clowns 07:33
• 2 What I Did For Love 05:15
• 3 Tomorrow 05:48
• 4 La Vie En Rose 07:28
• 5 Sorry 04:00
• 6 That's The Trouble 03:38
• 7 I Need A Man 03:25
• 8 Sorry (Bonus / Disco Mix) 06:45
• 9 That's The Trouble (Bonus / Disco Mix) 07:02
• 10 I Need A Man (Bonus / 12 inch Version) 07:37
• 11 I Need A Man (Bonus / Instrumental Version) 04:57
• 12 Sorry (Bonus / Instrumental Version) 04:47
• 13 That's The Trouble (Bonus / Instrumental Version) 03:53
• 14 La Vie En Rose (Bonus / Instrumental Version) 07:26
• 15 Do Or Die 06:43
• 16 Pride 06:27
• 17 Fame 05:35
• 18 Autumn Leaves 07:03
• 19 All On A Summers Night 04:18
• 20 Am I Ever Gonna Fall In Love In New York City 05:31
• 21 Below The Belt 04:45
• 22 Do Or Die (Bonus / Disco Version) 06:16
• 23 Comme Un Oiseau Qui S'Envole (Bonus / 12 inch Version) 04:30
• 24 Anema E Core (Bonus / Long Version) 05:04
• 25 Do Or Die (Bonus / Instrumental) 06:24
• 26 Comme Un Oiseau Qui S'Envole (Bonus / Instrumental) 04:32
• 27 Am I Ever Gonna Fall In Love In New York City (Bonus / Instrumental) 05:30
• 28 Anema E Core (Bonus / Instrumental) 04:28
• 29 Sinning 05:07
• 30 Suffer 04:15
• 31 Repentance (Forgive Me) 03:51
• 32 Saved 07:09
• 33 Atlantic City Gambler 05:48
• 34 I'll Find My Way To You 05:16
• 35 Don't Mess With The Messer 04:52
• 36 On Your Knees 06:30
• 37 Don't Mess With The Messer (Bonus / 12 inch Version) 06:30
• 38 La Vie En Rose (Bonus / Short Version) 03:35
• 39 Do Or Die (Bonus / 7 inch Version) 03:24
• 40 Comme Un Oiseau Qui S'Envole (Bonus / 7 inch Version) 03:10
• 41 Am I Ever Gonna Fall In Love In New York City (Bonus / 7 inch Version) 03:31
• 42 On Your Knees (Bonus / Edit) 03:49
• 43 Don't Mess With The Messer (Bonus / Single Version) 04:09
• Total Runtime 03:47:36

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The Jamaican model turned pop icon was a pivotal figure in the downtown NYC scene of the late '70s, hosting the 1977 Studio 54 party to which Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers were famously denied entrance. (They would use the unexpected free time to write 'Le Freak'). The father of the disco mix, Tom Moulton, was on production reins for the first three records, Portfolio, Fame and Muse, which were recorded at Sigma Sound in Philadelphia, home to Philadelphia International Records and birthplace of the warm 'Philly Sound.'

Though aficionados often refer to Jones' '80-82 Compass Point sessions as her most fertile creative period, the initial trilogy, full of campy disco, comes with its fair share of hits, such as her cover of 'La Vie En Rose,' which appears on „Portfolio“.

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Grace Jones
Born in Jamaica in 1948, Grace Jones became an icon of modern music with a pioneering electronic pop sound and an inimitable style. The singer and actress started out as a model, regularly appearing at the New York City nightclub Studio 54, before securing a record deal with Island Records in 1977, which resulted in a string of dance-club hits.

In the late 1970s, she adapted the emerging electronic music style and adopted a severe, androgynous look. Many of her singles were hits on Billboard’s Hot Dance Club Play and Hot Dance Airplay charts and Jones was also able to find mainstream success in Europe, particularly the United Kingdom. Her most notable albums are Warm Leatherette, Nightclubbing and Slave to the Rhythm, with big hits including “Pull Up to the Bumper”, “I’ve Seen That Face Before (Libertango)”, “Private Life”, “Slave to the Rhythm” and “I’m Not Perfect (But I’m Perfect for You)”.

An icon of modern music, Jones has since also acted and featured in a series of fashion and photography projects, not least for The Vinyl Factory in collaboration with groundbreaking light artist Chris Levine.

While she enjoyed her greatest success in the late 70′s and 80’s, Jones continues to write and perform, collaborating with artists and musicians, and is recognized as one of the most important and influential figures in the history of pop music.

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