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Grace Jones was born in Spanish Town, Jamaica in 1948. Her father who was a clergyman moved the family to Syracuse, New York in 1965 where she studied theatre. Grace later went on to become a successful fashion model in New York and Paris and often 'Graced' the covers of Vogue & Elle magazines.
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Allegedly Nile Rodgers and Grace Jones did not get on at all well and the recording sessions for Inside Story were a little intense. Following on from her Reggae/Funk/Rock/New Wave infused albums such as the excellent Warm Leatherette (1980) and the critically-acclaimed Nightclubbing (1981), Inside Story (1986) divulged Jones into a far more.

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from thefirst time I heard her disco cover version of Edith Piaf’s “La Vie En Rose”. Her striking appearance, her uniquelook, her signature stylised vocals and her music are all reasons that to thisday she remains my all-time favourite recording artist.

Grace Joneswas born in Spanish Town, Jamaica in 1948. Her father who was a clergyman movedthe family to Syracuse, New York in 1965 where she studied theatre. Grace laterwent on to become a successful fashion model in New York and Paris and often'Graced' the covers of Vogue & Elle magazines.

Grace startedher recording career in 1975 with the disco hit 'I Need a Man'. In 1977 she signed with Island Records whereshe recorded three albums 'Portfolio','Fame' and 'Muse' with the legendary disco record producer Tom Moulton. These albums included the club hits, 'LaVie en Rose', 'Do or Die'and 'On Your Knees'.

Grace's first three album covers were designed by Richard Bernstein, an artist working for Interview, a magazine founded by Andy Warhol.

In the early1980's Grace adapted the new electronic new-wave music style and began to workwith producer Chris Blackwell and Alex Sadkin along with the Compass Point All Stars which includedJamaican rhythm section Sly & Robbie.In 1980 she released the critically acclaimed album 'Warm Leatherette' which included numerous cover version hitsingles 'Private Life' (The Pretenders) 'Warm Leatherette' (Normal), 'Love Is the Drug' (RoxyMusic) 'The Hunter GetsCaptured By The Game' (Smokey Robinson), 'Breakdown' (Tom Petty) and the French reggae version of Jacques Higelin's 'Pars'. As well as changing musical style, Grace emerged with a dramatic new visuallook created in partnership with French photographer and illustrator Jean-Paul Goude. Goude started to workclosely with Grace after meeting her in the late 70's and consulted her on herimage, designed some of her album covers and stage-managed some of her liveshows.

Warm Leatherette album cover designed by Jean-Paul Goude.

In 1981,Grace released her fifth studio album 'Nightclubbing'. This album's success was Grace's commercialbreakthrough, it included hit singles 'Pull Up To The Bumper', 'Demolition Man' as well as cover versions of Iggy Pop & DavidBowie's 'Nightclubbing', Flash& The Pans 'Walking in theRain' as well as an excellentinterpretation of Ástor Piazzolla's 'I've Seen That Face Before (Libertango)'. Nightclubbing was voted 1981's Album of The Year by UK's New Musical Express.

Nighclubbing album cover designed by Jean-Paul Goude isone of the most memorable images of Grace Jones.

During 1981& 1982 Grace Jones toured her famous 'One Man Show' an elaborate art/pop/theatre show with the collaborationof her partner Jean-Paul Goude. OneMan Show was released on video in 1982; it features some of her music videosfrom Warm Leatherette and Nightclubbing plus concert footage of her tour.

Jean-Paul Goude designs for Grace Jones’ One Man Show

In 1982 Gracereleased 'Living My Life'the last of three albums she recorded at Compass Point Studios with the classicreggae sound of Sly and Robbie. Thealbum features her club hits 'Nipple to the Bottle', 'My Jamaican Guy' and'The Apple Stretching'.

Grace Jones album Living My Life and single My JamaicanGuy covers designed by Goude.

Grace's nextrelease 'Slave to the Rhythm'was a concept album she recorded with the collaboration of Trevor Horn and Bruce Woolleyin 1985. The album featured a collage of re-workings of the title track 'Slave to the Rhythm', which becameone of Grace's most popular and signature song ever released.

Goude also designed Grace Jones album cover Slave To The Rhythm

The followingyear, in 1986 after leaving Island records, Grace released her 8th studio album'Inside Story' onManhattan Records. All songs for thealbum were written by Grace and BruceWoolley. Grace co-produced the album with Nile Rodgers of Chic.This album featured the hit single 'I'm Not Perfect (But I'm Perfect for You)'.

Richard Bernstein designed Grace's Inside Story album cover and single I'm Not Perfect.

Grace's 9thstudio album 'Bulletproof Heart'was released in 1989 on Capital Records. The album was co- produced by C & C Music Factory's Robert Clivillésand David Cole and also co-produced by Grace’s then-husband Chris Stanley. The album featured the No.1 Hot Dance Club Hit 'Love On TopOf Love (Killer Kiss)” and the single 'Amado Mio'.

Goude design for Grace Jones Bulletproof Heart album cover

AlthoughGrace did not release any albums during the 90's she recorded '7 Day Weekend' (for the Eddie Murphy film 'Boomerang' in which she also stared in), 'Evilmainya' (for the movie 'Freddiethe Frog') and 'Storm'(for the 1998 film 'The Avengers').In 1994 she released 'Sex Drive'which was recorded for an electro album that was never released. In 1998 Graceworked with trip hop artist Tricky onan album that also never got released. One of the tracks from this recordingwas released only as a white label 12' featuring two dance mixes of 'Hurricane(Cradle to the Grave)'. A slower reggae version of'Hurricane' later became the title track of Grace's next albumreleased ten years later.

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Grace's 2008 album'Hurricane' produced by Ivor Guest was released on Wall of Soundlabel. The Compass Point All Starsincluding Sly & Robbie and Wally Badarou collaborated on the albumas well as Brian Eno, Bruce Woolley, Tricky and Tony Allen.The following tracks from the album were released as singles; 'Corporate Cannibal', 'Well Well Well' and Grace's biotrack 'Williams' Blood'.The album was released again in 2011 as a double album entitled 'Hurricane Dub' including excellentdub versions of all of the album tracks.

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Until hernext album, Grace Jones continues to grace us with live performances.

Grace Jones performing Slave (To The Rhythm) whiletwirling a Hula Hoop at The Queens Diamond Jubilee Concert outside BuckinghamPalace in London on June 4th 2012.

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Private Life: The Compass Point Sessions

Compilation album by

Released

16 June 1998

Recorded

1980–1982
1985
1987

Length

152:37

Label

Island

Producer

Grace Jones chronology

The Ultimate
(1993)

Private Life: The Compass Point Sessions
(1998)

The Universal Masters Collection
(2003)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	^[1]

Private Life: The Compass Point Sessions is a compilation of recordings by Grace Jones released in 1998 by Island Records. The two-disc anthology consists mostly of material pulled from 1980–1982 recording sessions.

Background[edit]

Grace Jones recorded three albums with Sly and Robbie, Wally Badarou, Barry Reynolds, Mikey Chung and Uziah 'Sticky' Thompson, aka the Compass Point Allstars, a studio band named after the legendary Compass Point Studios, Nassau, Bahamas during the period of 1980–1982; Warm Leatherette, Nightclubbing and Living My Life. Private Life: The Compass Point Sessions includes a selection of tracks from the recording sessions for those albums. It collects what is generally regarded to be Jones' best work^[1] and also offers a well-researched essay included in the album sleeve. The album includes two previously unreleased songs from the Living My Life sessions: 'Man Around the House' and a demo recording of Johnny Cash's 1963 classic 'Ring of Fire'. Other rarities are 'Living My Life', a single-only song, not available on any previous album, and Joy Division's 'She's Lost Control', released only as the B-side for 'Private Life'.

Private Life: The Compass Point Sessions contains long and extended version of Jones' hits, and although the CD booklet claims that these have not been issued before, most of them have in fact appeared on numerous CD re-issues around the world. Other tracks were remixed or re-edited by the PolyGram/Universalengineers in 1998 for this particular compilation, instead of using the many existing long or extended versions by original producers Chris Blackwell and Alex Sadkin that were released on vinyl in 1980–1982. The track 'Living My Life' appears as an edited remix by Paul 'Groucho' Smykle—dating from 1986, which the liner notes fail to mention. Another anomaly on the album is that it concludes with 'Slave to the Rhythm', a track which was recorded in 1985, in London and with British producer Trevor Horn. Also the mix used, here renamed 'Hot Blooded Version', is again an alternate 1998 re-mix/re-edit of the original 12' version entitled 'Blooded'.

For the Brazilian edition of the album, the 'Best of' title was added to the original artwork.

Track listing[edit]

Information taken from Apple Music, AllMusic and Spotify.^[1]^[2]^[3]

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All songs produced by Alex Sadkin and Chris Blackwell, except for 'Slave to the Rhythm', produced by Trevor Horn and Stephen Lipson.^[3]

Disc one
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Album	Length
1.	'Private Life' (long version)	Chrissie Hynde	Warm Leatherette	6:17
2.	'Private Life' (dub version)	Hynde	Warm Leatherette	8:03
3.	'Love Is the Drug' (long version)	Warm Leatherette	8:38
4.	'Breakdown'	Tom Petty	Warm Leatherette	5:29
5.	'Warm Leatherette' (long version)	Daniel Miller	Warm Leatherette	5:35
6.	'The Hunter Gets Captured by the Game' (long version)	Smokey Robinson	Warm Leatherette	6:43
7.	'I've Done It Again'	Barry Reynolds	Nightclubbing	3:49
8.	'Pars' (long version)	Jacques Higelin	Warm Leatherette	5:41
9.	'Pull Up to the Bumper'	Koo Koo Baya Ronald Dunbar Grace Jones	Nightclubbing	4:33
10.	'Use Me' (long version)	Bill Withers	Nightclubbing	6:10
11.	'She's Lost Control' (long version)	Warm Leatherette	8:23
12.	'She's Lost Control' (dub version)	Curtis Hook Morris Sumner	Warm Leatherette	8:37
Total length:				77:58

Disc two
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Album	Length
1.	'Walking in the Rain'	Nightclubbing	4:28
2.	'Cry Now, Laugh Later'	Jones Reynolds	Living My Life	5:01
3.	'Nightclubbing'	Nightclubbing	5:03
4.	'The Apple Stretching'	Melvin Van Peebles	Living My Life	7:06
5.	'Nipple to the Bottle' (long version)	R. Dunbar Jones	Living My Life	6:54
6.	'My Jamaican Guy' (long version)	Jones	Living My Life	7:02
7.	'Feel Up'	Jones	Nightclubbing	4:01
8.	'I've Seen That Face Before (Libertango)'	Nightclubbing	4:29
9.	'Demolition Man' (long version)	Sting	Nightclubbing	4:56
10.	'Unlimited Capacity for Love'	Jones Reynolds	Living My Life	5:43
11.	'Ring of Fire'	3:56
12.	'Man Around the House'	Jones Reynolds	4:12
13.	'Living My Life' (7' version)	Jones	3:30
14.	'Slave to the Rhythm' (Hot Blooded version)	Simon Darlow	Slave to the Rhythm	8:18
Total length:				74:39

Chart performance[edit]

Chart	Peak position
New Zealand Albums (RMNZ)^[4]	37
UK Albums (OCC)^[5]	158

References[edit]

^ ^a^b^cThomas Erlewine, Stephen. 'Private Life: The Compass Point Sessions - Grace Jones'. AllMusic. Archived from the original on 28 October 2020. Retrieved 28 October 2020.
^'Private Life: The Compass Point Sessions by Grace Jones on Apple Music'. Apple Music. Archived from the original on 28 October 2020. Retrieved 28 October 2020.
^ ^a^b'Private Life: The Compass Point Sessions by Grace Jones on Spotify'. Spotify. Retrieved 28 October 2020.
^'Grace Jones - Private Life - The Compass Point Sessions'. charts.nz. Retrieved 20 April 2012.
^'Chart Log UK: Candy J. - JX'. www.zobbel.de. Retrieved 13 June 2012.

External links[edit]

Private Life: The Compass Point Sessions on AllMusic
Private Life: The Compass Point Sessions on Discogs
Private Life: The Compass Point Sessions on Rate Your Music

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