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Aztec Camera
Released 1987

Deep and Wide and Tall
04:07
343 plays

How Men Are
03:41
253 plays

Working in a Goldmine
05:44
213 plays

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- 1
- Deep and Wide and Tall
- 04:07
- 343 plays

- 2
- How Men Are
- 03:41
- 253 plays

- 3
- Everybody Is a Number One
- 03:30
- 145 plays

- 4
- More Than a Law
- 04:43
- 127 plays

- 5
- Somewhere in My Heart
- 04:02
- 1,388 plays

- 6
- Working in a Goldmine
- 05:44
- 213 plays

- 7
- One and One
- 04:14
- 135 plays

- 8
- Paradise
- 04:34
- 143 plays

- 9
- Killermont Street
- 03:17
- 153 plays

album review

Roddy Frame dispensed with the previous members of Aztec Camera and turned to a group of American session musicians and high-powered producers (Russ Titelman, Tommy LiPuma) for his third full-length album, on which he also abandoned his singer/songwriter, folk-rock approach in favor of an American R&B style. It's a distinct step down from the ingenuity of his first couple of records, and was met with indifference in the U.S., which seemed to be its intended target. In the U.K., the album belatedly took off after its second single, "Somewhere In My Heart," went to #3, and became Aztec Camera's only Top Ten LP. (Other U.K. chart singles were "How Men Are" [#25] and "Working In A Goldmine" [#31].) ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide