Artist - Name
Donna Summer
Title
year
Buy it
Bad Girls
1979
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Tracks
Hot Stuff - 5.14
Bad Girls - 4.55
Love Will Always Find You - 3.59
Walk Away - 4.29
Dim All the Lights - 4.40
Journey to the Center of Your Heart - 4.36
One Night in a Lifetime - 4.12
Can't Get to Sleep at Night - 4.42
On My Honour - 3.32
There Will Always Be a You - 5.03
All through the Night - 5.58
My Baby Understands - 3.58
Our Love 4.52 Lucky - 4.37
Sunset People - 6.27
Credits
All tracks produced by Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte.
Arranged by Harold Faltermeyer.
Recorded and Mixed at Rusk Sound Studios ( E=MC2 ~1979 )
Comment
Donna Summer wrote on the internal cover: "To Giorgio Moroder: Giorgio, you make a great john." ( ??? )
The album featured a wide range of Disco from a Rock-Disco blend in Hot Stuff to the thumping Sunset People.
My favourites: Dim All the Lights - Sunst People - Our Love (there are an interesting version by Outta Control 1996 too ).
For the lyrics off all thjese songs visit the lyrics section of Donna Summer
Label
2-LP: NBLP-2-7150 -
CD: 826 238-2 M-1
Casablanca NBLP27150
cover
Bad girls
Reviews
Billboard review for week ending 5/5/79
The hottest female vocalist around is also prolific. This is her third consecutive double pocket set and considering the amount of product, Summer has remained consistently strong. "Bad Girls" represents somewhat of a departure in that the first two sides at least are more rock-oriented. Summer's vocals not only are more powerful and sexy but multi-dimensional. The music's strength carries over to all four sides. Based on a "bad girl" concept, Summer comes across in a seductive vein in vocal delivery and even through the album's graphics. Writers include producers Moroder and Bellotte, Brooklyn Dreams, Summer, Bruce Roberts and others. The musicians behind her supply her with pulsating and energetic firepower with some guest players also helping.
Best cuts: "Hot Stuff," "Bad Girls," "Lucky," "Can't Get To Sleep At Night," "Dim All The Lights," "Our Love."
Dealers: Summer's sales record speaks for itself.