Peter Godwin - Dance Emotions (1982) - €5,99

Peter Godwin is an English new wave musician. 
Peter Godwin (vocals) seemingly appeared out of nowhere when he released the single "Images of Heaven" in 1982.
 However, by that time he had already been recording music for more than half a decade. He began as a member of a group called Metro, who recorded its self-titled debut in 1976. 
Metro briefly changed their name to Public Zone and released a single with the Police's Stewart Copeland on drums. (Copeland was asked to become a permanent member of the band, but he decided to remain with the Police.) 

After Metro recorded New Love in 1979 and Future Imperfect a year later, they broke up. Godwin went solo, releasing the LP Images of Heaven in 1982. 
The synth pop title track became a cult favorite on new wave radio stations, and a provocative version of its video received controversy because it presented naked women in crucifix poses.

Peter Godwin's 1982 mini-lp 'Dance emotions'. Basically a collection of alternative versions of his single releases, this album comprises six tracks, including two versions of his most wellknown track 'Emotional disguise', a dance mix of 'Images of heaven', and extended versions of 'Torch songs' and 'Luxury'.
Most of the songs are produced-by: George Kajanus, pop musician, best known as the lead singer and songwriter of the British pop group Sailor.


Side A
A1. Emotional Disguise (Extended Version) - 4:15  
A2. Torch Songs (Extended Version) - 5:35  
A3. French Emotions - 2:30  

Side B
B1. Images Of Heaven (Dance Mix) - 5:00  
B2. Cruel Heart - 3:12  
B3. Luxury (Extended Version) - 5:26  


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Release:  1982
Format:  Mini LP
Genre:  Synth-pop, Electronic
Label:  Polydor Records
Catalog#  2478 169
Prijs:  €5,99

Vinyl:  VG
Cover : G

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