Album · 1989
A New Flame
- Released
- 13 February 1989
- Label
- Elektra
- Catalogue no.
- CD 60828
- Tracklist
- 10 tracks
- Length
- 40:52
- Country
- US
“A New Flame” is an album by Simply Red, released in 1989 on Elektra. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 40:52. The line-up features Chris Joyce (drums (drum set)), Fritz McIntyre (keyboard, background vocals), Heitor Pereira (guitar), Ian Kirkham (saxophone) and Lenny Castro (percussion).
Who played on A New Flame
- Chris Joyce drums (drum set) all tracks
- Fritz McIntyre keyboard, background vocals all tracks
- Heitor Pereira guitar all tracks
- Ian Kirkham saxophone all tracks
- Lenny Castro percussion all tracks
- Mick Hucknall lead vocals, producer all tracks
- Stephanie Spruill background vocals all tracks
- Tim Kellett keyboard, trumpet all tracks
- Tony Bowers bass all tracks
- Simply Red performer on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1 It's Only Love — Jimmie & Vella Cameron 4:58
- 2 A New Flame — Mick Hucknall 3:57
- 3 You've Got It 3:55
- 4 To Be With You — Mick Hucknall 3:23
- 5 More — Mick Hucknall 4:11
- 6 Turn It Up — Lamont Dozier, Mick Hucknall 4:35
- 7 Love Lays Its Tune — Mick Hucknall 4:05
- 8 She'll Have to Go — Mick Hucknall 3:14
- 9 If You Don't Know Me by Now 3:24
- 10 Enough — Mick Hucknall, Joe Sample 5:10
Production
- Clark Germain engineer
- Karl Lever engineer
- Stewart Levine producer
- Daren Klein engineer, mix
- Bernie Grundman mastering
More albums by Simply Red
Frequently asked questions
Who played on A New Flame?
The line-up of A New Flame includes Chris Joyce (drums (drum set)), Fritz McIntyre (keyboard, background vocals), Heitor Pereira (guitar), Ian Kirkham (saxophone), Lenny Castro (percussion), Mick Hucknall (lead vocals, producer), Stephanie Spruill (background vocals) and Tim Kellett (keyboard, trumpet).
Which label released A New Flame?
A New Flame was released in 1989 on Elektra (CD 60828).
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