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The Albums of Deborah Gibson
Album One: 'Out Of The Blue'
The album that started it all. The first single from this album was 'Only In My Dreams'.
It's infectious upbeat style was to continue into Deb's second album: 'Electric Youth'.
Deborah's second greatest song of all time (as per a Btl survey in 1995) was 'Foolish Beat',
another single from this album.
Songlist for the album is:
Electric Youth is THE album that probably garnered the most success for Deborah. With what's considered her best song of all time - Lost In Your Eyes - as the the first single from this album, Electric Youth was a true hit. Other singles from this album included the title song, Electric Youth, No More Rhyme and We Could Be Together.
Songlist is:
This album just didn't take off like the ones before it. Why? Don't really know. Some songs, such as the title track were co-written with Motown legend, Lamont Dozier.
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'Think With Your Heart' was Deborah's album with Capitol records. This followed
the completion of her contract with Atlantic Records. Containing many ballads,
including a cover of the Carol King favourite, "Will You Love Me Tomorrow",
fans stated at the time that it was Deb's best album yet. Unfortunately, Deborah's
relationship with Capitol didn't last beyond this one venture.
Nonetheless this is a fine album, and here are the list of songs from it:
So
far these will be US only releases. Overseas fans will have to order
through Espiritu Records or through other fans, though I spotted and bought the 'Only Words' single at HMV in Sydney in April 1998. Here's the song list
from the first release:
Album Two: 'Electric Youth'
Album Three: 'Anything Is Possible'
Album Four: 'Body Mind Soul'
Some think that this was Deb's best album, others, her worst. It was her last on Atlantic Records either way.
Album Five: Greatest Hits'
The 'Greatest Hits' album was the final album with Atlantic records. By this time, Deborah had already left Atlantic and was releasing 'Think With Your Heart' with Capitol Records.
Album Five: 'Think With Your Heart'
Album Six: 'Deborah'
'Deborah' was released twice. Once as a special 'limited edition' which
included two songs from the short lived revival of "funny Girl' where
Deb starred as Fanny Brice, the lead character. The songs from 'Funny Girl'
are 'People' and 'Don't Rain On My Parade'.
A more recent re-release
was in early June 1997. This has the two songs from 'Funny Girl'
replaced with two remixes of 'Only Words' and 'Only In My Dreams', the latter being a celebration of its 10th birthday, as it was the song that made Deborah a star both available as singles. Both are available as singles if you look hard enough. 