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==Album History== |
==Album History== |
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The track "Hello People" was co-written and performed with [[Michael McDonald (singer)|Michael McDonald]], whereas the track "Look Down, Young Soldier" featured a whole chorus of star names including [[Rita Coolidge]], [[Pattie Brooks]], [[Randy Crawford]], [[Christopher Cross]], [[James Ingram]], [[Patrice Rushen]], [[Joe Esposito]], [[Leon Ware]], and [[Al Jarreau]] (who was the subject of the track "Jarreau" that Russell had written for the album). |
The track "Hello People" was co-written and performed with [[Michael McDonald (singer)|Michael McDonald]], whereas the track "Look Down, Young Soldier" featured a whole chorus of star names including [[Rita Coolidge]], [[Pattie Brooks]], [[Randy Crawford]], [[Christopher Cross]], [[James Ingram]], [[Patrice Rushen]], [[Joe Esposito (singer)|Joe Esposito]], [[Leon Ware]], and [[Al Jarreau]] (who was the subject of the track "Jarreau" that Russell had written for the album). |
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''Two Eyes'' was Russell's first and only album with Warner Bros. Records, whom she signed with after leaving [[A&M Records]] (the label that had released her first two solo albums). However, despite the impressive list of personnel, the album was not a commercial success and Russell's contract with Warner Bros. came to an end. Russell would return to A&M a few years later for her [[Get Here (Brenda Russell album)|next album]]. |
''Two Eyes'' was Russell's first and only album with Warner Bros. Records, whom she signed with after leaving [[A&M Records]] (the label that had released her first two solo albums). However, despite the impressive list of personnel, the album was not a commercial success and Russell's contract with Warner Bros. came to an end. Russell would return to A&M a few years later for her [[Get Here (Brenda Russell album)|next album]]. |
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Two Eyes is the third studio album by the American singer/songwriter Brenda Russell, released in 1983.
Album History
The track "Hello People" was co-written and performed with Michael McDonald, whereas the track "Look Down, Young Soldier" featured a whole chorus of star names including Rita Coolidge, Pattie Brooks, Randy Crawford, Christopher Cross, James Ingram, Patrice Rushen, Joe Esposito, Leon Ware, and Al Jarreau (who was the subject of the track "Jarreau" that Russell had written for the album).
Two Eyes was Russell's first and only album with Warner Bros. Records, whom she signed with after leaving A&M Records (the label that had released her first two solo albums). However, despite the impressive list of personnel, the album was not a commercial success and Russell's contract with Warner Bros. came to an end. Russell would return to A&M a few years later for her next album.
Track listing
- "I Want Love To Find Me" (Brenda Russell, Bill LaBounty)
- "It's Something" (Brenda Russell, David Foster)
- "Hello People" (Brenda Russell, Michael McDonald)
- "Two Eyes" (Brenda Russell)
- "Stay Close" (Brenda Russell, Don Grusin)
- "Jarreau" (Brenda Russell)
- "New York Bars" (Brenda Russell)
- "I'll See You Again" (Brenda Russell)
- "Look Down, Young Soldier" (Brenda Russell)
References
- ^ Linear notes of 2002 CD reissue