Madonna Album: “I'm Breathless”
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Release Date:1990-05-01
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Type:Album
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Genre:Pop
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Label:Sire/Warner Bros.
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Explicit Lyrics:Yes
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UPC:075992620963
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| 1 |
He's A Man |
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Sooner Or Later |
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Hanky Panky Video |
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I'm Going Bananas |
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| 5 |
Cry Baby |
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| 6 |
Something To Remember |
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| 7 |
Back In Business |
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| 8 |
More |
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| 9 |
What Can You Lose |
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| 10 |
Now I'm Following You (Part I) |
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Now I'm Following You (Part II) |
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| 12 |
Vogue Video |
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Review - AMG :
A collection of songs featured or inspired by the comic-book-turned-movie Dick Tracy, I'm Breathless is essentially Madonna's take on popular music from the '40s, particularly big-band pop. Although her singing shows a surprising amount of range, the material tends to be nothing more than cutesy novelty numbers, like the double entendre-laden hit "Hanky Panky." I'm Breathless approaches greatness only on "Vogue," a hit single tacked on to the end of the record. Featuring an endlessly deep house groove and an instantly memorable melody, "Vogue" is a detatched, affectionate celebration of transcendent pop and gay culture and stands as Madonna's finest single moment. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music GuideReview - Yahoo! Music - Bill Holdship :
The title is a pun on the character she played in Dick Tracy. The tracks from the soundtrack are torch tunes (she even performed one of them--not all that well--at that year's Oscars telecast), with the exception of the hit "Vogue"--which probably did more than anything to popularize that dance in the American mainstream. The track can be found on the Immaculate Collection, however.Review - :
A collection of songs featured or inspired by the comic-book-turned-movie {#Dick Tracy}, {^I'm Breathless} is essentially {$Madonna}'s take on popular music from the '40s, particularly {\big-band} {\pop}. Although her singing shows a surprising amount of range, the material tends to be nothing more than cutesy {\novelty} numbers, like the double entendre-laden hit {&"Hanky Panky."} {^I'm Breathless} approaches greatness only on {&"Vogue,"} a hit single tacked on to the end of the record. Featuring an endlessly deep {\house} groove and an instantly memorable melody, {&"Vogue"} is a detatched, affectionate celebration of transcendent {\pop} and gay culture and stands as {$Madonna}'s finest single moment. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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