Quiet Revolution (album)
Quiet Revolution is singer Chris de Burgh's thirteenth original album, released in 1999.
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| Released | November 23, 1999 | |||
| Genre | Rock | |||
| Length | 62:50 | |||
| Label | A&M | |||
| Producer | Chris de Burgh, Chris Porter | |||
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- Not to be confused with Ronny Jordan's second album from 1993.
Track listing
All compositions by Chris de Burgh
- "When I Think of You" – 3:23
- "Love of the Heart Divine" – 4:56
- "Living in the World" – 4:46
- "The Same Sun" – 5:03
- "Nothing Ever Happens Round Here" – 3:39
- "A Woman's Heart" – 3:36
- "The Last Moments of the Dawn" – 3:20
- "I See You Everywhere" – 4:03
- "Saint Peter's Gate" – 5:05
- "You Look Beautiful" – 3:41
- "I Want It,(And I Want It Now)" – 4:17
- "Natasha Dance" – 3:55
- "The Rivers of Abraham" – 4:06
- "My Lover Is"– 4:06
- "Quiet Revolution" – 4:29
"When I Think of You" ("Quand Je Pense A Toi") as well as "A Woman's Heart" ("Le Coeur D'Une Femme") were recorded in French for release in Canada.
Personnel
- Chris de Burgh - vocals
- Chris Cameron - string arrangements
- Andy Duncan - percussion, drum programming
- John Giblin - bass
- Derek Green - background vocals
- Helen Hampton - background vocals
- Richard Hewson - string arrangements
- Tony Kiley - drums
- Katie Kissoon - background vocals
- David Levy - bass
- Peter Oxendale - orchestral agent
- Phil Palmer - guitar
- Chris Porter - background vocals
- J. Neil Sidwell - brass
- Steve Sidwell - brass
- Gavyn Wright - orchestral agent
- Tommy Blaize - background vocals
- Pete Gordeno - keyboards
- Neil Taylor - guitar
Production
- Produced by Chris de Burgh and Chris Porter
- Engineered and Mixed by Chris Porter and Jason Clift
- Assistant Engineer - Andrew Nicholls
- Recorded and Mixed at Whitfield Street Recording Studios (London, England).
- Art Direction - Tom Bird
- Sleeve Design - Rick Lecoat
- Photography - Paul Cox
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