All in One Voice
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{{Infobox album
| name = All in One Voice
| type = studio
| artist = Bonnie Tyler
| cover = Bonnie Tyler - All in One Voice.jpg
| alt =
| released = 1998
| recorded =
| venue =
| studio =
| genre = Pop rock{{cite web|url=http://www.allmusic.com/album/all-in-one-voice-mw0000956439|title=Bonnie Tyler - All in One Voice|publisher=AllMusic. All Media Network|access-date=26 March 2015}}
| length = 53:03
| label = EastWest Records
| producer = {{flatlist|
- Mike Batt
- Harold Faltermeyer
- Jimmy Smyth
}}
| prev_title = Free Spirit
| prev_year = 1995
| next_title = Heart Strings
| next_year = 2003
| misc = {{Singles
| name = All in One Voice
| type = studio
| single1 = He's the King
| single1date = December 1997
| single2 = Heaven
| single2date = 1998
}}
}}
{{Music ratings
|rev1 = Allmusic
}}
All in One Voice is the twelfth studio album by Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler. It was released in 1998 by EastWest Records, following her previous album with EastWest, Free Spirit (1995). The album remains the least commercially successful in Tyler's career as it failed to chart worldwide.
Recording
Tracks produced by Jimmy Smyth were recorded at Full Moon, Westland and Park House Studios in Dublin, Ireland. "The Reason Why" was recorded at Boogie Park Studios in Hamburg, and "I Put a Spell on You" was recorded for Mike Batt's album Philharmania at Abbey Road Studios in London. The remaining tracks were recorded at Red Deer Studios in Germany.
Promotion
= Singles =
"He's the King" was released ahead of All in One Voice in December 1997. The song was originally used for the German TV series {{ill|The King of St. Pauli|de|Der König von St. Pauli}}. Tyler made an appearance in one of the episodes performing the song in a casino. "He's the King" spent one week on the German Singles Chart at number 95.{{cite web |url=http://www.officialcharts.de/song.asp?artist=Bonnie+Tyler&title=He%27s+The+King&cat=s&country=de|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140813093305/http://www.officialcharts.de/song.asp?artist=Bonnie+Tyler&title=He%27s+The+King&cat=s&country=de|url-status=dead|archive-date=August 13, 2014|title=He's the King – Bonnie Tyler|work=officialcharts.de|access-date=26 March 2015}}
"Heaven" was released as the second single in 1998. The song was first performed at Melodifestivalen 1997—Sweden's national selection competition for the Eurovision Song Contest—by N-Mix, under the title "Där en ängel hälsat på" (Where an angel has visited in English), where it came 2nd.
Track listing
{{Track listing
| total_length = 53:03
| extra_column = Producer(s)
| title1= Heaven
| writer1 = {{flat list|
- Per Andreasson
- Permilla Emme
}}
| extra1 = Jimmy Smyth
| length1 = 3:24
| title2 = Like an Ocean
| writer2 = {{flat list|
- Andreasson
- Emme
}}
| extra2 = Smyth
| length2 = 4:08
| title3 = Soon Will Be Too Late
| writer3 = {{flat list|
- Andreasson
- Emme
}}
| extra3 = Smyth
| length3 = 3:52
| title4 = You Always Saw the Blue Skies
| writer4 = {{flat list|
}}
| extra4 = Smyth
| length4 = 3:52
| title5 = We Can Start Here
| writer5 = {{flat list|
- Máire Brennan
- Dennis Wood
}}
| extra5 = Smyth
| length5 = 4:03
| title6 = Angel of the Morning
| writer6 = Chip Taylor
| extra6 = Smyth
| length6 = 3:43
| title7 = The Reason Why
| writer7 = {{flat list|
- Paul Hopkins
- Lee Morris
}}
| extra7 = Graham Laybourne
| length7 = 3:50
| title8 = Return to Blue
| writer8 = {{flat list|
- Eric Brodka
- Gernot Rothenbach
}}
| extra8 = {{flat list|
- Harold Faltermeyer
- Rothenbach
}}
| length8 = 3:26
| title9 = You’re Breaking My Heart Again
| writer9 = {{flat list|
- Brodka
- Rothenbach
}}
| extra9 = {{flat list|
- Faltermeyer
- Rothenbach
}}
| length9 = 3:37
| title10 = I Put a Spell on You
| writer10 = Screamin' Jay Hawkins
| extra10 = Mike Batt
| length10 = 4:38
| title11 = I’ll Never Let You Down
| writer11 = Miller
| extra11 = Smyth
| length11 = 3:52
| title12 = The Rose
| writer12 = Amanda McBroom
| extra12 = {{flat list|
- Faltermeyer
- Rothenbach
}}
| length12 = 3:24
| title13 = He's the King
| writer13 = {{flat list|
- Faltermyer
- Rothenbach
}}
| extra13 = {{flat list|
- Faltermeyer
- Rothenbach
}}
| length13 = 4:48
| title14 = Silent Night
| writer14 = {{flat list|
}}
| extra14 = Faltermeyer
| length14 = 2:26
}}
Personnel
Credits are adapted from the album's liner notes; the credits for tracks 8–14 are incomplete.{{Cite AV media notes|title=All in One Voice|others=Bonnie Tyler|year=1998|type=booklet|publisher=EastWest Records|id=3984-25658-2|location=Germany}}
= Musicians =
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- Bonnie Tyler – lead vocals {{small|(all tracks)}}, backing vocals {{small|(1)}}
- Jimmy Smyth – production {{small|(1–6, 11)}}, backing vocals {{small|(1, 6)}}, choir arrangement {{small|(1)}}, electric guitar {{small|(1–2, 4–6)}}, acoustic guitar {{small|(1, 3–4, 6)}}, gut string guitar {{small|(2–3)}}, programming {{small|(2, 4–6)}} Hammond organ {{small|(4)}}, bass {{small|(4–6)}}
- Graham Laybourne – production {{small|(7)}}, programming {{small|(7)}}, keyboards {{small|(7)}}, backing vocals {{small|(7)}}, mandolin {{small|(7)}}, Gibson guitars {{small|(7)}}
- Harold Faltermeyer – production {{small|(8–9, 12–14)}}, arrangement {{small|(14)}}
- Gernot Rothenbach – production {{small|(8–9, 12–13)}}
- Mike Batt – production {{small|(10)}}, arrangement {{small|(10)}}, conducting {{small|(10)}}
- Tessa Niles – backing vocals {{small|(1–2, 6)}}
- Katie Kissoon – backing vocals {{small|(1–2, 6)}}
- Jenny Newman – backing vocals {{small|(1, 4–6)}}
- Ed Kenehan – backing vocals {{small|(1)}}
- Conor Stevens – backing vocals {{small|(4)}}
- Karen Hammill – backing vocals {{small|(6)}}
- Robbie Casserly – backing vocals {{small|(6)}}
- Irish Film Orchestras - IFO Orchestra{{cite web|url=https://www.ifo.ie/portfolio.html|title=IFO Discography|publisher=Irish Film Orchestras |access-date=26 March 2015}} {{small|(1,6)}}
- Fiachra Trench – strings arrangements {{small|(1, 6)}}
- David Downes – uilleann pipes {{small|(1, 5)}}, low whistle {{small|(2)}}, choir arrangement {{small|(5)}}
- Paul McAteer – additional drums {{small|(1)}}
- Anto Drennan – electric guitar {{small|(2)}}, gut string guitar {{small|(2)}}
- Frank Gallagher – violin {{small|(2)}}, viola {{small|(2–4)}}, fiddle {{small|(4)}}, tin whistle {{small|(4)}}
- Tom Molloy – bass {{small|(2)}}
- Billy Farrell – programming {{small|(2, 4, 6)}}
- Peter McKinney – additional drums {{small|(5)}}
- Gerry O'Connor – violin {{small|(6)}}
- Benjamin Hüllenkrämer – bass {{small|(7)}}
- Axel Wernecke – drums {{small|(7)}}
- Maik Bösenberg – percussion {{small|(7)}}
- Herbert Böhme – backing vocals {{small|(7)}}
- Sebi – special effects {{small|(7)}}
- Andreas Linse – arrangement {{small|(14)}}
- Royal Philharmonic Orchestra {{small|(10)}}
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= Technical =
{{div col}}
- Achim Kruse – mastering {{small|(all tracks)}}
- Graham Laybourne – remixing {{small|(1–6, 11)}}
- Harold Faltermeyer – engineering {{small|(14)}}, mixing {{small|(14)}}
- Gernot Rothenbach – engineering {{small|(14)}}, mixing {{small|(14)}}
- David Cooke – mixing {{small|(14)}}
- Bill Somerville-Large – engineering {{small|(1, 6)}}
- Jon Mallison – engineering {{small|(1–6)}}
- Tim Martin – engineering {{small|(1–6)}}
- Ed Kenehan – assistant engineering {{small|(1–6)}}
- Ciaran Cahill – assistant engineering {{small|(4–5)}}
- Ryan Martin – assistant engineering {{small|(6)}}
{{div col end}}
References
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