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Private Life: The Compass Point Years,Grace Jones

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Grace Jones
Released 1998

Slave To The Rhythm
08:18
928 plays

Pull Up To The Bumper
04:30
686 plays

Private Life
06:17
649 plays

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- 1
- Private Life
- 06:17
- 649 plays

- 2
- Private Life
- 08:04
- 337 plays

- 3
- Love Is The Drug
- 08:38
- 342 plays

- 4
- Breakdown
- 05:29
- 327 plays

- 5
- Warm Leatherette
- 05:35
- 349 plays

- 6
- The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game
- 06:44
- 461 plays

- 7
- I've Done It Again
- 03:48
- 266 plays

- 8
- Pars
- 05:41
- 305 plays

- 9
- Pull Up To The Bumper
- 04:30
- 686 plays

- 10
- Use Me
- 06:10
- 349 plays

- 11
- She's Lost Control
- 08:23
- 337 plays

- 12
- She's Lost Control
- 08:38
- 264 plays

- 13
- Walking In The Rain
- 04:27
- 245 plays

- 14
- Cry Now - Laugh Later
- 05:00
- 245 plays

- 15
- Nightclubbing
- 05:04
- 328 plays

- 16
- The Apple Stretching
- 07:05
- 258 plays

- 17
- Nipple To The Bottle
- 06:54
- 428 plays

- 18
- My Jamaican Guy
- 07:02
- 514 plays

- 19
- Feel Up
- 04:02
- 237 plays

- 20
- I've Seen That Face Before
- 04:28
- 259 plays

- 21
- Demolition Man
- 04:56
- 244 plays

- 22
- Unlimited Capacity For Love
- 05:45
- 255 plays

- 23
- Ring Of Fire
- 03:56
- 563 plays

- 24
- Man Around The House
- 04:12
- 213 plays

- 25
- Living My Life
- 03:31
- 330 plays

- 26
- Slave To The Rhythm
- 08:18
- 928 plays

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album review

Comprised entirely of recordings Grace Jones made at Compass Point Studios during the early '80s, the double-disc Private Life: The Compass Point Sessions features 26 tracks, including two unreleased cuts and four previously unreleased mixes of hit songs. These are unquestionably Jones' best material, mainly because she was supported by a top-notch studio band and produced by Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare. Several of these cuts work well, and there's no denying that any serious fans of her work will find this necessary. Less-dedicated listeners, however, are advised to stick with Nightclubbing, which is the best album to be culled from these sessions. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide