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Track List
01) On and On
02) One More Night
03) Madge
04) Save It for a Rainy Day
05) Never Letting Go
06) Little Italy
07) Losing Myself in You
08) Everybody Needs Love
09) Looking for the Right One
10) Animal House
11) Only the Heart Within You
12) Somewhere Inbetween (theme from “China Syn
13) Send a Little Love My Way (Like Always)
14) Only Love (from “Arthur”)
15) It Might Be You
16) Separate Lives (acoustic version)
17) Walking on Air
18) (You'll Always Be) My Heart and Soul
01) On and On
02) One More Night
03) Madge
04) Save It for a Rainy Day
05) Never Letting Go
06) Little Italy
07) Losing Myself in You
08) Everybody Needs Love
09) Looking for the Right One
10) Animal House
11) Only the Heart Within You
12) Somewhere Inbetween (theme from “China Syn
13) Send a Little Love My Way (Like Always)
14) Only Love (from “Arthur”)
15) It Might Be You
16) Separate Lives (acoustic version)
17) Walking on Air
18) (You'll Always Be) My Heart and Soul
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First Released
1994
Soft Rock
Happy
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Medium
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Soft rock specialist Stephen Bishop contributed handily to some of the late-'70s' most insipid ballads, but they always contained a little bit of elegance and passion in one form or another. The Hits of Stephen Bishop captures 18 of his best tracks, conveniently comprising both his soundtrack work and his charted singles. Bishop supplied the film Tootsie with the emotional "It Might Be You," which peaked at number 25 on Billboard in 1983. His soundtrack work also included the genuine sounding "Only Love" from Arthur, as well as the theme from China Syndrome entitled "Somewhere In-Between." Outside of his soundtrack work, "On and On" was his highest charting single and is by far his most moving, reaching number 11 in 1977. His delicate vocal approach is what makes the other tracks on this compilation creditable, but taking his frail form of mush pop at face value should be implemented all the while. Songs like "Little Italy" and "Losing Myself in You" harbor some appeal, and Eric Clapton's guitar work with Chaka Khan's background vocals make "Save It for a Rainy Day" that much more worthwhile. This hits package is all that is required in order to enjoy Bishop's overly sentimental offerings.
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Soft rock specialist Stephen Bishop contributed handily to some of the late-'70s' most insipid ballads, but they always contained a little bit of elegance and passion in one form or another. The Hits of Stephen Bishop captures 18 of his best tracks, conveniently comprising both his soundtrack work and his charted singles. Bishop supplied the film Tootsie with the emotional "It Might Be You," which peaked at number 25 on Billboard in 1983. His soundtrack work also included the genuine sounding "Only Love" from Arthur, as well as the theme from China Syndrome entitled "Somewhere In-Between." Outside of his soundtrack work, "On and On" was his highest charting single and is by far his most moving, reaching number 11 in 1977. His delicate vocal approach is what makes the other tracks on this compilation creditable, but taking his frail form of mush pop at face value should be implemented all the while. Songs like "Little Italy" and "Losing Myself in You" harbor some appeal, and Eric Clapton's guitar work with Chaka Khan's background vocals make "Save It for a Rainy Day" that much more worthwhile. This hits package is all that is required in order to enjoy Bishop's overly sentimental offerings.
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