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CD Title: Never Enough
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Category: AOR
Year: 1987
Label: Columbia Records
Catalog Number: CK-40182
Personnel
Patty Smyth vocals
Tommy Conwell guitar
Rick Di Fonzo guitar
Neil Jason bass
Anton Fig drums
Eric Bazilian guitar, keyboards
Magic Dick harmonica
Rob Hyman keyboards
Keith Mack guitar
David Sanborn saxophone
Ralph Schuckett keyboards
Ray Spiegel tabla
Richard Termini keyboards
William Wittman guitar
Peter Wood keyboards
John Agnello backing vocals
Ellison Chase backing vocals
Rick Chertoff backing vocals
Rory Dodd backing vocals
Andy King backing vocals
John Leffler backing vocals
Kasim Sulton backing vocals
Eric Troyer backing vocals
Tracks
| 1. | Never Enough | |
| 2. | Downtown Train | | | Cover: Rod Stewart |
| 3. | Give It Time | |
| 4. | Call to Heaven | |
| 5. | The River Cried | |
| 6. | Isn't It Enough | |
| 7. | Sue Lee | |
| 8. | Tough Love | |
| 9. | Heartache Heard Round the World | |
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Existing comments about this CD
| From: Knuckles |
Date: April 13, 2004 at 10:48 |
| Is it just me?,or does Patty have one fo the most pwerful female rock voices.I just loved the Scandel releases as well.
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| From: illimey |
Date: April 13, 2004 at 14:12 |
| OK I've never heard this disc (and I just checked Ebay and for $18.50 with over 2 days of bidding left I don't think I ever will) but I can never pass up an opportunity to mention my favourite band... so here goes. I wonder how many people out there know that 'Call To Heaven' is actually a cover version of 'Les Morts Dansant' which is some of the very best work from the pen of Magnum's Tony Clarkin? "Cannons roared, in the valley they thundered..." Oh, BTW; Magnum have a new album out Aug 30th!!
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| From: Tony |
Date: April 13, 2004 at 21:08 |
| Really dig this album but Patty Smyth could sing the phone book and I'd love it. Just a great raspy voice that can make the wimpiest pop tune have a "bite" to it. The best songs on here are the title track and "Call To Heaven" which the latter song has some great lyrics and her voice is incredible on it. I was lucky enough to find this in a bargain bin in 93' for a few bucks. Great pop-aor.
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| From: Jonny_B |
Date: August 25, 2004 at 15:48 |
| Essential AOR at it's best. Patty Smyth picks up where she left off with Scandal. Music is very similar to the "Warrior" album. Her "S/T" sophomore effort not listed on this site is best described as a disappointment, at least when compared to "Never Enough."
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| From: SCANDI |
Date: December 31, 2005 at 17:55 |
| Good but not as good as I thought. For me, not too much outstanding hooklines here which aren't too 'american'. "Call to heaven" is a excellent song though. 7,4/10
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| From: SCANDI |
Date: December 31, 2005 at 17:57 |
Sorry-> "..which ARE too american" was what I meant 
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