Introducing the Hardline According to Terence Trent d'Arby

1. If You All Get to Heaven

2. If You Let Me Stay

3. Wishing Well

4. I'll Never Turn My Back on You (Father's Words)

5. Dance Little Sister

6. Seven More Days

7. Let's Go Forward

8. Rain

9. Sign Your Name

10. Who's Lovin' You

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.com
This 1987 CD is one of the best debuts ever. A stunning, soulful approach to merging old influences and new realities, TTD burst on to the scene with an album that sounds even better today. At the time D'Arby was compared (sometimes by himself) to Stevie, Michael, Smokey, and Marvin. Simply put, without TTD's egomaniacal/lover stance, it's hard to fathom Maxwell, Tony Toni Tone, or any other neo-soul boys. --Amy Linden

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Average customer rating:

Soulfully Rocking
20 Years Old And Still Great
Perfect album.
MY FAVORITE TTD
True Poetry

Introducing the Hardline According to Terence Trent D'Arby
Terence Trent d'Arby
Manufacturer: Sony
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000026DG
Release Date: 1990-10-25

Tracks:

If You All Get To Heaven
If You Let Me Stay
Wishing Well
I'll Never Turn My Back On You (Father's Words)
Dance Little Sister
Seven More Days
Let's Go Forward
Rain
Sign Your Name
As Yet Untitled
Who's Lovin' You

Amazon.com

This 1987 CD is one of the best debuts ever. A stunning, soulful approach to merging old influences and new realities, TTD burst on to the scene with an album that sounds even better today. At the time D'Arby was compared (sometimes by himself) to Stevie, Michael, Smokey, and Marvin. Simply put, without TTD's egomaniacal/lover stance, it's hard to fathom Maxwell, Tony Toni Tone, or any other neo-soul boys. --Amy Linden

Customer Reviews:

Soulfully Rocking.......2007-06-27

Superb collection of music from a terrific singer. I plan on collecting them all.

20 Years Old And Still Great.......2007-03-20

This album is one of those that you let play all the way through. No filler here just pure quality from a guy with great talent. 1987 was a great year for r&b music. Along with this album Prince also had his Sign O the Times album out and Michael Jackson had his Bad album out. Of course people compared Terence to both of those guys but he had a style all his own. This album is one of the greats.

Perfect album........2006-08-17

One of the last great soul albums (with Jackson's Bad) and peak of his career. Good arrangements and beautiful vocal. For me highlights are - If you let me stay, Wishing well, Sign your name and Smokey Robinson's Who's lovin you. For everyone who like 80's soul.

MY FAVORITE TTD.......2006-07-15

I HAVE ALLWAYS LIKED THESE SONGS FROM THIS CD YOU HEAR THEM A LOT IN THE STORE WHEN SHOPPING. AND SO NOW I CAN HEAR THEM AT HOME.

True Poetry.......2006-02-26

I was in Germany when this album first came out and I loved the music. I've been searching for 18 years for this CD and now I have it. Terence Trent D'Arby is truly a poet. If you read his lyrics you can see that this man is an artist.

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