Condition: Used
Shakespear's Sister – You're History
Label: London Records, FFRR
Catalog#: 886 613-1, 886 613-1
Format: Vinyl, 12"
Record: VG++ few light scuffs
Cover: VG+ VG++ slight ringwear, edgewear
Country: Canada
Released: 1989
Genre: Electronic
Style: Synth-pop
Tracklist
A You're History (Voodoo Remix)
Remix – Mark McGuire 6:31
B1 You're History (Maximized Version)
Remix – Manu Guiot 6:43
B2 You're History (7" Mix) 4:28
Credits
Mixed By – David Bianco
Producer – Jimmy Iovine, Richard Feldman, Shakespear's Sister
Notes
Record 1 of a two record set. This was packaged together with Heroine.
Manufactured by Polgram Inc. and distributed by Polygram Distribution Inc.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: 04228866131397
Shakespears Sister are a British based BRIT Award and Ivor Novello Award-winning synth-pop-rock band formed by Irish-born singer–songwriter Siobhan Fahey in 1988. It was Fahey's first musical project since leaving Bananarama, and initially, Shakespears Sister was Fahey by herself. American backing vocalist and guitarist Marcella Detroit began working with Fahey in 1989 which led to a partnership and Shakespears Sister became a duo as of their 1989 hit single "You're History". After a string of hit singles and two successful albums, tensions between Fahey and Detroit led to a split in 1993. Fahey resumed as the sole member until 1996.
Comprised of Siobhan Fahey and Marcella Detroit (born Marcy Levy), Shakespear's Sister formed in late 1988. Fahey had several hits as a member of Bananarama, and Levy was the backup vocalist for Eric Clapton in the late '70s. After their first single flopped, Shakespeare's Sister's second single, "You're History," made it into the U.K. Top Ten. Sacred Heart, their 1989 debut, also made it into the Top Ten. Most of the material on Sacred Heart and the 1991 follow-up Hormonally Yours was written with producer Richard Feldman, who gave the band a polished, synth-laden R&B feel, along the lines of the Eurythmics. "Stay," the first single from Hormonally Yours, was a Top Five hit on both sides of the Atlantic; the follow-up single, "I Don't Care," cracked the U.K. Top 20, yet failed to make the U.S. Top 40. Despite their success, the duo broke up the following year.
Shakespear's Sister - You're History
That song is great, the vocal ranges are something else
And, of course, the drummer getting his groove on with the dancers towards the end! You're dead right, this video is a camp classic and daft as a hatstand.
Shakespears Sister 'You're History' (Voodoo Mix)
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