Judie Tzuke - The Chrysalis Recordings (3CD) - CDTRED807

CDTRED807 - The Chrysalis Recordings - Judie Tzuke

The Chrysalis Recordings

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Cat No: CDTRED807

Release Date: 01 August 2025

Label: Cherry Red

Packaging Type: Digipak

No of Units: 3

Barcode: 5013929180734

Genres: Pop 80's

Description
• CD collection bringing together all of Judie Tzuke's recording output whilst signed to Chrysalis Records, spanning 1982 to 1983. In this period she recorded two studio albums, 'Shoot The Moon' and 'Ritmo' plus a live album 'Road Noise: The Official Bootleg'.
CD 1 features the 'Shoot The Moon' album that was released in April 1982 and Tzuke's fourth studio album. It also includes four bonus tracks, the b/sides 'Sold A Rose' and 'Run On Luck' plus demos of two singles 'I'm Not A Loser' and 'How Do I Feel'. The album was recorded at the legendary Welsh residential recording studio Rockfield Studios in rural Monmouthshire. It was produced by long-time collaborator Paul Muggleton. Three singles were released from the album, 'Love On The Border', 'I'm Not A Loser' and 'Late Again'. The album peaked at #19 in the charts and was critically well received.
CD 2 features 'Road Noise: The Official Bootleg', a live album recorded during her 57 date UK tour. The recordings featured were from performances at Hammersmith Odeon and Glastonbury Festival. It was originally released in October 1982 and highlighted just what a tight unit Tzuke and her band were. This album peaked at #39 in the UK album chart. The live performances include tracks from Tzuke's first four albums including her top 20 hit 'Stay With Me Till Dawn'.
CD 3 features Tzuke's 2nd studio album for Chrysalis, 'Ritmo' that was released in September 1983. Her fifth studio album, it peaked at #26, her fifth consecutive top 30 album. This collection includes bonus tracks of the 7' and 12' versions of the single 'Jeannie No' which appear on CD for the first time.
Judie Tzuke has enjoyed a lengthy and successful career since Elton John spotted her potential and signed her to his own Rocket label in the late 1970's. Many albums later Judie is still writing and releasing her albums through her own label, Big Moon Records.
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