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Record label RCA had encouraged Deborah Allen to explore and expand her musical horizons; she had begun to employ electronic instrumentation on her previous album "Let Me Be the First", issued in 1984. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deborah_Allen Deborah Allen] and [[Prince]] were recording in different studios at the [[Sunset Sound]], Los Angeles, California, USA, when she asked a song to [[Prince]], through her sound engineer [[Bill Jackson]] who had previously worked with him.
Record label RCA had encouraged Deborah Allen to explore and expand her musical horizons; she had begun to employ electronic instrumentation on her previous album "Let Me Be the First", issued in 1984. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deborah_Allen Deborah Allen] and [[Prince]] were recording in different studios at the [[Sunset Sound]], Los Angeles, California, USA, when she asked a song to [[Prince]], through her sound engineer [[Bill Jackson]] who had previously worked with him. [[Prince]] re-recorded [[Witness 4 The Prosecution]] for her but chose to give her the newly written [[Telepathy]].




Revision as of 17:21, 3 October 2020

1987: Sheila E. ◄ All Prince Albums All Related Artists Albums ► 1987: Female Trouble
Telepathy
Telepathy (Front Cover)

Album details

Released: 19 March 1987
Length: 40:12
Label(s): RCA Records
Studio(s): Sunset Sound, Hollywood, CA, USA

Charts, Certifications & Awards

Charts
This album has not charted in the USA
Certifications
This album has not received any certifications in the USA
Awards
This album has not received any awards in the USA

Singles released

Telepathy
b/w You Better Come Back To Me

See also

    
Telepathy is the fourth album by pop/rock/country singer Deborah Allen and was released on 19 March 1987.

The album contains, and was named after, Telepathy, written and recorded by Prince under the name Joey Coco.


Sessions and compiling

Record label RCA had encouraged Deborah Allen to explore and expand her musical horizons; she had begun to employ electronic instrumentation on her previous album "Let Me Be the First", issued in 1984. Deborah Allen and Prince were recording in different studios at the Sunset Sound, Los Angeles, California, USA, when she asked a song to Prince, through her sound engineer Bill Jackson who had previously worked with him. Prince re-recorded Witness 4 The Prosecution for her but chose to give her the newly written Telepathy.


Promotion

The album produced one single, Telepathy, but did not enter any of US Billboard charts.



Track listing
CD LP

The record wasn’t released on CD.

Side 1:

  1. Telepathy (5:07) 1
  2. You Can’t Say No
  3. You're The Kind Of Trouble
  4. One Step Closer

Side 2:

  1. Don’t You Think I Don’t Love You
  2. What’s Right Tonight
  3. Take A Picture
  4. You Can Tell Me Anything
  5. Somebody For Everybody


References:
US: 6239-1-R
IT: PL 86239


1 Written by Prince (as Joey Coco)



Personnel
Musicians


Production


Thanks
  • None.



Releases
LP, CD, Cassettes and Other versions
Country Format Cat. Number Comments Front Back Label 1 Label 2
This section is under construction

Variants, Special Editions and Reissues
Country Format Cat. Number Comments Front Back Label 1 Label 2
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Additional Information
Promotion (at time of release) Trivia
References
1987
Sheila E. 		All Albums All Related Artists Albums 1987
Female Trouble
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