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Lady of the Night (album)
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| Studio album by Donna Summer | |||||
| Released | 1974 in The Netherlands only | ||||
| Recorded | Germany, 1974 | ||||
| Genre | Pop-rock/folk | ||||
| Label | Groovy Records | ||||
| Producer | Giorgio Moroder Pete Bellotte |
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Lady of the Night is the first album by American singer Donna Summer. Produced by Pete Bellotte. The album, released in 1974 only in The Netherlands, spawned the European hit singles "The Hostage" and "Lady Of The Night". The songs, written by Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte, are mostly of the pop/rock/folk variety. There are no signs here of what was to come the following year with "Love To Love You Baby".
- Lady Of The Night (Moroder/Bellotte) 3:58
- Born To Die (Moroder/Bellotte) 3:24
- Friends (Moroder/Bellotte) 3:31
- Full Of Emptiness (Moroder/Bellotte) 2:26 [omitted on CD reissues]
- Domino (Bellotte) 3:14
- Hostage (Moroder/Bellotte) 4:16
- Wounded (Moroder/Bellotte) 2:43
- Little Miss Fit (Moroder/Bellotte) 3:06
- Let's Work Together Now (Bellotte) 3:58
- Sing Along (Sad Song) (Moroder/Bellotte) 3:20