Tina Turner - Twenty Four Seven - Album

Twenty Four Seven

Album / Singles / Tour / Video / Promo (1999)

Twenty Four Seven is the tenth and very last studio album from Tina Turner. Actually, Tina wanted only a greatest hits album and planned an elaborate co-headlining tour with Elton John. Because of disagreements between Tina and Elton at the rehearsals for the VH-1 special Divas Live, Tina canceled all common activities and decided with her manager Roger Davies to record her final studio album in London. The songs were written by various songwriters, including the Bee Gees and Tina’s longtime friend Terry Britten. It was first released in Europe, following the American release three month later.

While Tina was on tour in Europe, a two disc Limited Edition Special Pack was released with the original album plus a bonus disc featuring live tracks, taken from Tina’s 60th birthday special Celebrate!

Photographer: Herb Ritts
Makeup: Kevyn Aucoin
Release: November 01, 1999 (Europe) / February 2000 (USA)
Label: Parlophone (Europe) / Virgin (USA)
Format: CD / Cassette / MiniDisc / Digital
Charts: Germany: #3 / UK: #9 / Europe: #3 / USA: #21
Certifications: UK: 1x Gold, 1x Platinum / Germany: 1x Gold, 1x Platinum / USA: 1x Gold

Tina Turner - Twenty Four Seven - Album

Tracks

  1. Whatever You Need 4:49
    2. Written by Harriet Roberts, Russell Courtenay
  2. All The Woman 4:03
    3. Written by Paul Wilson, Andy Watkins, Tracy Ackerman
  3. When The Heartache Is Over 3:44
    4. Written by Graham Stack, John Reid
  4. Absolutely Nothing’s Changed 3:43
    5. Written by Terry Britten, John O'Kane
  5. Talk To My Heart 5:09
    6. Written by Johnny Douglas, Graham Lyle
  6. Don’t Leave Me This Way 4:20
    7. Written by Paul Barry, Mark Taylor, Brian Rawling
  7. Go Ahead 4:20
    8. Written by James House, Anthony Little
  8. Without You 4:07
    9. Written by Paul Wilson, Andy Watkins, Shernette May
  9. Falling 4:22
    10. Written by Tim Fraser, Sol Connoll
  10. I Will Be There 4:37
    11. Written by Barry, Robin, Maurice Gibb
  11. Twenty Four Seven 3:48
    12. Written by Terry Britten, Charlie Dore
Bonus CD
Tina Turner - Twenty Four Seven - Limited Edition Special Pack
    CD 2 (Bonus)
  1. Twenty Four Seven (Live) 3:56
  2. River Deep, Mountain High (Live) 4:00
  3. When The Heartache Is Over (Live) 3:48
  4. Whatever You Need (Live) 4:45
  5. Don’t Leave Me This Way (Live) 4:24
  6. Talk To My Heart (Live) 5:28
  7. Hold On I’m Coming (Live) 3:02
  8. All The Woman (Live) 4:01
    9. From the home video 'Celebrate!' / Recorded in London

    Enhanced Video Section
  9. When The Heartache Is Over (Video) 3:43
    10. Director: Paul Boyd
  10. Whatever You Need (Video) 4:38
    11. Director: Jake Nava

When The Heartache Is Over

was the first single and is Tina’s most remixed song ever with regular remixes from 7th Disctrict, Metro and Hex Hector as well as a lot of other DJ mixes. Tina promoted it at several TV-Shows in Europe, at the Super Bowl pre-game show in America and performed it live at her Twenty Four Seven Tour. The British dance band Freemasons used the lyrics from the chorus in 2005 for their single „Love On My Mind“.

The music video features Tina dancing in front of a huge illuminated 'T I N A’ sign and video wall, together with some dancers around her. The clip is available in several remixed and extended versions.

Writer: Graham Stack, John Reid
Producer: Bryan Rawling, Mark Taylor
Photographer: Herb Ritts
Release: October 1999 (Europe) / February 2000 (USA)
Format: 7“ Vinyl / 12“ Vinyl / 5“ CD / Cassette / Digital
Charts: UK: #10 / Europe: #16, #2 (Airplay) / Germany: #23 / USA: #3 (Club Play)
Music Video: 3:43 (Original Version) / 4:57 (Metro Superstar Remix) / 3:25 (Hex Hector Remix) / 4:01 (Hex Hector Extended Remix) / 3:48 (Metro Club Remix) / Paul Boyd (Director) / Danyi Deats (Producer)

Tracks
  1. When The Heartache Is Over 3:44
  2. Metro Mix 5:44
  3. 7th District Club Mix 5:11
    4. From the 5" single / Remix by Metro, 7th Disctrict
  4. Hex Hector 12“ Vocal Mix 8:28
  5. Hex Hector 7“ Vocal Mix 3:26
  6. Hex Hector 12“ Instrumental 6:46
  7. Hex Hector Acapella 4:06
    8. From the 12" single / Remix by Hex Hector
  8. Hex Hector 12“ Just Drums Mix 5:00
    9. From the 12" promotional record
  9. Superchumbo Crystal Mix 9:41
    10. From the 12" (House Nation 206) from 2000 & DMC sampler 'Mixpack 21' / Mix by Tom Stephan / BMP 126
  10. Tina Turner vs. Alex Gaudino 5:16
    11. When The Heartache Is Over & Remember Me / From the DMC sampler 'Commercial Collection 450‘ from July 2020 / Mix by Bergwall / BPM 125
  11. Call Out Hook 0:10
    12. From the 5" promotional disc
    Additional tracks:
  1. I Can't Stand The Rain (Live) 3:24
  2. On Silent Wings (Live) 7:27
    3. From the 5" single / Recorded live at the Amsterdam Arena 1996 / Produced and Mixed by John Hudson

Whatever You Need

was the second single in England and the third one in Germany, featuring vocal performances from The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. The various releases include some live recordings, taken from Tina’s 60th birthday special Celebrate! Tina promoted the song at several TV-Shows and performed it live at her Twenty Four Seven Tour in 2000. It was also an American promotional record, which includes a never officially released radio edit.

The music video was filmed in Paris and shows Tina walking through a tunnel, dressed with a leather jacket and jeans. Later she is sitting on a public staircase and we see a lot of young people coming to this place, sitting next to Tina and singing the song together with her.

Writer: Harriet Roberts, Russel Courtenay
Producer: Johnny Douglas
Photographer: Herb Ritts
Release: February 2000 (UK) / April 2000 (USA) / May 2000 (Germany)
Format: 5“ CD / Cassette
Charts: UK: #27 / Germany: #82
Music Video: 4:38 / Jake Nava (Director) / Nick Landon (Producer)

Tracks
  1. Whatever You Need 4:49
  2. Whatever You Need (Live) 4:57
    3. Recorded live in London 1999 / Produced by Ollie Marland
  3. Whatever You Need (Music Video) 4:38
    4. From the 5" enhanced single
  4. Whatever You Need (Edit) 4:20
  5. Call Out Hook 0:09
    6. From the 5" promotional record
    Additional tracks:
  1. The Best (Live) 5:42
  2. River Deep, Mountain High (Live) 4:18
  3. What's Love Got To Do With It (Live) 3:43
  4. Steamy Window (Live) 3:08
    5. Recorded live in London 1999 / Produced by Ollie Marland

Don’t Leave Me This Way

is a slow ballad and was first released from Malandra Burrows in 1998 under the slightly different title „Don’t Leave Me“. Tina’s cover was only released as a single in Germany, promoted at the SKL-Show. All live songs were taken from the Celebrate! home video, recorded in London.

The live music video was filmed in London as part of Tina’s 60th birthday special Celebrate! It shows her sitting on a chair in a glittering mini dress, accompanied by the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra behind her.

Writer: Paul Barry, Mark Taylor, Bryan Rawling
Producer: Bryan Rawling, Mark Taylor
Photographer: Herb Ritts
Release: February 2000
Format: 5“ CD
Charts: Germany: #78
Music Video: 4:24 / David Mallet (Director) / Barry Ryan, Tony Gregory (Producer)

Tracks
  1. Don't Leave Me This Way 4:19
    Additional tracks:
  1. The Best (Live) 5:42
  2. Steamy Windows (Live) 3:24
  3. River Deep, Mountain High (Live) 4:18
    4. Recorded live in London 1999 / Produced by Ollie Marland
Tina Turner - Twenty Four Seven Tour

Twenty Four Seven Tour

This tour became the highest grossing tour in 2000 with 96 concerts in North America and 25 open air shows in Europe. It's a retrospective of Tina's career, including her first hit single from 1960 with A Fool In Love, which she didn’t performed for a quarter of a century. Additionally, she added some of her favorite R&B hits like „I Heard It Through the Grapevine“. After 16 years, when Tina was the opening act for Lionel Richie’s Can’t Slow Down Tour in 1984, Lionel was the opening act at the North American leg of this tour, while John Fogerty was the opening act at selected dates in Europe. Tina and John used this opportunity for an unique performance of Proud Mary together at London’s Wembley Arena.

Opening Night: March 23, 2000 / Minneapolis (USA)
Closing Night: December 6, 2000 / Annaheim (USA)
Regions: North America, Europe
Concerts: 120+
Visitors: 2.4 Mio.
The Band: Stacy Campbell: Vocals / Joel Campbell: Piano, Keyboards, Vocals / Jack Bruno: Drums / James Ralston: Guitar, Vocals / Solange Geniere: Dancer / John Miles: Guitar, Vocals, Harmonica / Ivona Brnelic: Dancer / Ollie Marland: Keyboards, Vocals / Clare Louise Burton: Dancer / Euge Groove: Saxophone, Percussion, Keyboards / Gloria Reuben: Vocals (first US leg) / Warren J. McRae: Bass / Lisa Fisher: Vocals (Europe & second US leg)

Setlist
  1. Work Like You Don’t Need The Money
    2. Introduction voiceover by James Earl Jones
  2. I Want To Take You Higher
  3. Absolutely Nothing’s Changed
  4. A Fool In Love
  5. Acid Queen
  6. River Deep, Mountain High
  7. We Don’t Need Another Hero
  8. Better Be Good To Me
  9. Private Dancer
  10. Let’s Stay Together
  11. What’s Love Got To Do With It
  12. When The Heartache Is Over
  13. Baby, I’m A Star
    14. Background singers while Tina changed, instead of "Hot Legs"
  14. Hot Legs
    15. Background singers while Tina changed, instead of "Baby, I'm A Star"
  15. Help
  16. Whatever You Need
  17. Sitin’ On The Dock Of The Bay
  18. Try A Little Tenderness
  19. I Heard It Through The Grapevine
  20. Steamy Windows
    21. Only sometimes
  21. Addicted To Love
  22. The Best
  23. Proud Mary
  24. Nutbush City Limits
  25. Twenty Four Seven

Promotion

Parlophone Records released a Cassette Sampler with 5 tracks and an Interview Disc in which Tina talks about the new songs, producers and her tour plans. The interview is divided in 14 cuts (total duration 11 minutes) and was taken at various locations in America. It comes with a cardboard sleeve and an inlet, which features all questions as well as all ins and outs and durations of Tina’s answers.

An additional Box Set with a pull-out slipcase features the original album on compact disc in a gatefold cardboard sleeve, a VHS video with an EPK, a six page booklet with the story about the new album and two promo pictures.

The Launch Party for the album was on October 27 in Paris with a Press Conference and the performance of three songs live on stage at the Buddha Bar in front of 250 visitors, mostly representatives of the European press, but also 50 fans from a contest organized by the NRJ radio station and the FNAC store. In America, Tina performed at the Super Bowl on January 30 in Atlanta with a Press Conference in advance.

To promote the tour in England, a Millenium Tour Sampler was released in 2000 with some of Tina’s well known hits and two live tracks from the special Celebrate! Additionally, the song Talk To My Heart and the title track Twenty Four Seven were released as promotional singles for radio stations.

Tracks: Promotional Discs
    5 Track Album Sampler
  1. When The Heartache Is Over 3:44
  2. Whatever You Need 4:49
  3. Don’t Leave Me This Way 4:20
  4. Twenty Four Seven 3:48
  5. Falling 4:22
    Interview
  1. Was this new album always in the master plan? 0:56
  2. What's the album called? 0:35
  3. What about the style of the record? 0:38
  4. You've been working with some new producers...? 1:10
  5. Any singles on this album? 0:31
  6. As well as dance stuff, surely there are ballads…? 0:25
  7. How did you meet up Johnny Douglas? 1:32
  8. You're happy to be back with Terry Britten? 0:28
  9. Any more stuff with Terry Britten? 0:25
  10. Segue to…? 0:24
  11. Can we hope to see any guests? 0:30
  12. Has the Tina Turner audience changed? 0:34
  13. This must mean a new tour? 0:51
  14. So, who's in the band? 1:25
    Video-EPK
  1. Whatever You Need
    2. Over 'On Silent Wings' video
  2. When The Heartache Is Over
  3. Don't Leave Me This Way
    4. With Mark Taylor from Metro in the studio
  4. Absolutely Nothing’s Changed
  5. Falling
    6. With Terry Britten in the studio
  6. Go Ahead
  7. Whatever You Need
    8. With Johnny Douglas in the studio
  8. Twenty Four Seven
    9. Tina is choosing promo pictures
  9. Without You
    10. Over 'It's Only Love' video
  10. Wildest Dreams Tour
    11. Live in Amsterdam / Interviews
  11. When The Heartache Is Over
    12. Making the video with director Paul Boyd
    Millenium Tour Sampler
  1. When The Heartache Is Over 3:45
  2. Whatever You Need (Edit) 4:20
  3. Let’s Stay Together (Edit) 3:38
  4. Private Dancer (Edit) 4:01
  5. What’s Love Got To Do With It 3:49
  6. Steamy Windows 4:03
  7. The Best (Edit) 4:10
  8. I Don’t Wanna Lose You 4:18
  9. Goldeneye (Edit) 3:30
  10. Whatever You Need (Live) 4:49
    11. From the home video 'Celebrate!'
  11. When The Heartache Is Over (Live) 4:02
    12. From the home video 'Celebrate!'
Tina Turner - Twenty Four Seven - TV-Appearances

Nobel Peace Concert / Top of the Pops / SKL-Show / Ally McBeal / NRJ Music Awards / TFI Friday / Sanremo Festival

TV-Appearances

UK: MOBO Awards: When The Heartache Is Over, Let’s Stay Together (October 07, 1999) / National Lottery: When The Heartache Is Over (October 16, 1999) / Top of the Pops: When The Heartache Is Over (October 21, 1999) / TFI Friday: xxx (October 22, 1999) / Top of the Pops: xxx (January 14, 2000) / National Lottery: Whatever You Need, Interview (January 29, 2000) / On Tour with Tina Turner: Special (2000)

Germany: Wetten Dass…?: When The Heartache Is Over (November 13, 1999) / SKL-Show: Don’t Leave Me This Way (March 03, 2000) / Echo: Don’t Leave Me This Way (March 09, 2000) / On Tour mit Tina Turner: Special (2000)

USA: Entertainment Tonight: Interview (1999) / Extreme Close Up: Special (1999) / VH-1 To One: Special (1999) / Super Bowl: When The Heartache Is Over, Proud Mary, Interview (January 30, 2000) / Oprah Winfrey Show: Interview, Hold On I'm Coming, When The Heartache Is Over, Whatever You Need (February 03, 2000) / Tonight Show: When The Heartache Is Over (February 03, 2000) / Ally McBeal (February 28, 2000) / VH-1 Behind The Music: Special (March 05, 2000) / 60 Minutes (2000) / Entertainment Tonight: Interview (2000) / Headliners & Legends: Interview (2000) / VH-1 Rock & Roll Fantasy: Special (2000)

Netherlands. RTL 4: When The Heartache Is Over, Whatever You Need, Interview (October 02, 1999) / TROS Show: When The Heartache Is Over, Interview, Whatever You Need (1999) / Wedden Dat.?: When The Heartache Is Over (1999) / RTL 4: Interview (July 18, 2000) France: Taratata: River Deep Mountain High, When The Heartache Is Over, Let’s Stay Together, Whatever You Need, Interview (November 29, 1999) / NRJ Music Awards: When The Heartache Is Over (January 22, 2000) / Les Années Tubes: Whatever You Need, Interview (April 07, 2000) Norway: Nobel Peace Prize Concert: When The Heartache Is Over, Whatever You Need (December 11, 1999 Switzerland: Benissimo: When The Heartache Is Over (1999) / Talk Täglich: Interview (1999) Italy: Carràmba Che Fortuna: When The Heartache Is Over, Interview (1999) / Domenica in: When The Heartache Is Over (1999) / Sanremo Festival: Whatever You Need (February 22, 2000) Sweden: Söndagsöppet: When The Heartache Is Over, Interview (November 1999) Spain: Premios Amigo: When The Heartache Is Over  (November 04, 1999) / Antena 3: When The Heartache Is Over (December 31, 1999) Austria: Vera: When The Heartache Is Over, Interview (1999) Belgium: VTM: Interview (1999) / VTM: Whatever You Need (2000) Canada: Speak Easy: Interview (March 09, 2000)

Celebrate!

was a TV-Special and home video to celebrate Tina’s 60th birthday. It was recorded 1999 in London and features almost songs from the Twenty Four Seven album. Tina and her band were accompanied by the London Community Gospel Choir and the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra. Between the songs, some friends and colleagues like Sting and Cher congratulate Tina to her birthday.

Director: David Mallet
Photographer: Herb Ritts
Release: 1999 / 2007 (Reissue) / 2013 (Blu-ray)
Label: eagle
Format: DVD / Blu-ray
Certifications: UK: 1x Gold
Time: 93 Min.

Tracklist
  1. Dedications 0:36
    2. Will Smith, Ricky Martin, Oprah, Mariah Carey, Sting, Cher
  2. River Deep, Mountain High (Live) 4:04
    3. Written by Phil Spector, Jeff Barry, Ellie Greenwich
  3. Twenty Four Seven (Live) 4:09
    4. Written by Terry Britten, Charlie Dore
  4. Dedications 0:22
    5. Mariah Carey, Al Green, P.P. Arnold, Bill Wyman
  5. Interview 1:37
    6. Tina Turner
  6. What’s Love Got To Do With It (Live) 3:38
    7. Written by Terry Britten, Graham Lyle
  7. Steamy Windows (Live) 3:06
    8. Written by Tony Joe White
  8. Interview 1:21
    9. Phil Spector, Tina Turner
  9. When The Heartache Is Over (Live) 3:50
    10. Written by Graham Stack, John Reid
  10. Interview 2:40
    11. Tina Turner, Cher, Bill Wyman, Mark Knopfler, P.P. Arnold, Al Green
  11. Whatever You Need (Live) 4:42
    12. Written by Harriet Roberts, Russel Courtenay
  12. Interview 3:25
    13. Sting, Tina Turner, Bob Geldof, Mark Knopfler, Oprah, Cher, Phil Spector
  13. Don’t Leave Me This Way (Live) 4:44
    14. Written by Paul Barry, Mark Taylor, Bryan Rawling
  14. Interview 2:00
    15. Tina Turner, Bill Wyman, Cher
  15. Let’s Stay Together (Live) 6:00
    16. Written by Al Green, Willie Mitchel, Al Jackson
  16. Interview 1:45
    17. Tina Turner, Keith Richards
  17. Talk To My Heart (Live) 5:43
    18. Written by Johnny Douglas, Graham Lyle
  18. Interview 3:14
    19. P.P. Arnold, Glen Gregory, Martyn Ware, Tina Turner, Al Green
  19. Hold On I’m Coming (Live) 3:03
    20. Written by Isaac Hayes, David Porter
  20. Interview 2:05
    21. Tina Turner, Mark Knopfler, P.P. Arnold, Sting, Bob Geldof, George Miller
  21. It’s Only Love (Live Tina & Bryan Adams) 2:05
    22. Written by Bryan Adams, Jim Vallance
  22. Without You (Live Tina & Bryan Adams) 2:51
    23. Written by Paul Wilson, Andy Watkins, Shernette May
  23. Happy Birthday Tina! 2:00
    24. Band, Bryan Adams
  24. All The Woman (Live) 3:50
    25. Written by Paul Wilson, Andy Watkins, Tracy Ackerman
  25. Interview 3:27
    26. Oprah, Davied Bowie, Bryan Adams, Bob Geldof, Sting, Gloria Reuben, Bono, The Edge
  26. Nutbush City Limits (Live) 3:33
    27. Written by Tina Turner
  27. The Best (Live) 6:31
    28. Written by Holly Knight, Mick Chapman
    Bonus Content
  1. When The Heartache Is Over (Music Video) 3:43
    2. Written by Graham Stack, John Reid / Director: Paul Boyd
  2. Whatever You Need (Music Video) 4:38
    3. Written by Harriet Roberts, Russel Courtenay / Director: Jake Nava
  3. Biography
  4. Photo Gallery

One Last Time

features a complete concert from London’s Wembley Stadium, filmed with 18 different cameras at Tina’s final two concerts in July 2000 as part of her Twenty Four Seven Tour. As a special bonus, it includes exclusive backstage interviews and behind the scenes footage.

Director: David Mallet
Photographer: Herb Ritts
Release: November 2000 / 2007 (Reissue) / 2013 (Blu-ray)
Label: eagle
Format: VHS / DVD / Blu-ray
Charts: USA: #21
Certifications: UK: 1x Gold, 1x Platinum / Germany: 1x Gold
Time: 120 Min.

Tracklist
  1. Work Like You Don’t Need The Money
    2. Introduction voiceover by James Earl Jones
  2. I Want To Take You Higher (Live) 3:50
    3. Written by Sylvester Stewart
  3. Absolutely Nothing’s Changed (Live) 3:43
    4. Written by Terry Britten, John O'Kane
  4. A Fool In Love (Live) 2:37
    5. Written by Ike Turner
  5. Acid Queen (Live) 1:31
    6. Written by Pete Townsend
  6. River Deep, Mountain High (Live) 4:09
    7. Written by Phil Spector, Jeff Barry, Ellie Greenwich
  7. We Don’t Need Another Hero (Live) 4:58
    8. Written by Terry Britten, Graham Lyle
  8. Better Be Good To Me (Live) 7:46
    9. Written by Holly Knight, Nick Chinn, Mick Chapman
  9. Private Dancer (Live) 7:34
    10. Written by Mark Knopfler
  10. Let’s Stay Together (Live) 5:24
    11. Written by Al Green, Willie Mitchel, Al Jackson Jr.
  11. What’s Love Got To Do With It (Live) 9:01
    12. Written by Terry Britten, Graham Lyle
  12. When The Heartache Is Over (Live) 4:22
    13. Written by Graham Stack, John Reid
  13. Baby, I’m A Star (Live) 4:14
    14. Written by Prince / Performed by Lisa Fisher & Stacy Campbel
  14. Help (Live) 8:27
    15. Written by John Lennon, Paul McCartney
  15. Whatever You Need (Live) 5:24
    16. Written by Harriet Roberts, Russell Courtenay
  16. Sitin’ On The Dock Of The Bay (Live) 1:36
    17. Written by Otis Redding
  17. Try A Little Tenderness (Live Tina & John Miles) 5:16
    18. Written by Harry M. Woods, Jimmy Campbell, Reg Connelly
  18. I Heard It Through The Grapevine (Live) 4:59
    19. Written by Norman Whitfield, Barrett Strong
  19. Addicted To Love (Live) 5:26
    20. Written by Robert Palmer
  20. The Best (Live) 4:51
    21. Written by Holly Knight, Mike Chapman
  21. Proud Mary (Live) 9:25
    22. Written by John C. Fogerty
  22. Nutbush City Limits (Live) 7:00
    23. Written by Tina Turner
  23. Twenty Four Seven (Live) 6:27
    24. Written by Terry Britten, Charlie Dore
    Bonus Content
  1. Backstage Interview / Behind The Scenes Footage

All That Glitters

is a special album from Target, the sponsor of the second American leg of Tina’s Twenty Four Seven Tour. Tina recorded for a television commercial a studio version of the song „Baby, I'm A Star“ from Prince, which is exclusively available on this record. During the tour, this song was performed by her background singers while Tina changed her outfit. The album was only available in Target stores in America, promoted in the Target magazine.

Baby, I’m A Star

Photographer: Herb Ritts
Release: October 23, 2000
Label: Virgin
Format: CD

Tracklist
  1. Baby I’m A Star 3:54
    2. Previously Unreleased / Written by Prince
  2. Let’s Stay Together 5:18
    3. From the album 'Private Dancer'
  3. Private Dancer 7:14
    4. From the album 'Private Dancer'
  4. What’s Love Got To Do With It 3:50
    5. From the album 'Private Dancer'
  5. When The Heartache Is Over (Live) 3:59
    6. Recorded live in London '99
  6. Hold On I’m Coming (Live) 3:04
    7. Recorded live in London '99
  7. The Best (Edit) 4:09
    8. From the album 'Foreign Affair'

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