What makes Kiss and Tell by Bryan Ferry notable?

'Kiss and Tell' achieved notable chart success, peaking at number 30 on the UK Albums Chart. The title track received significant airplay, helping to further establish Ferry's influence within the pop and new wave scenes of the era. Released on February 1, 1988, 'Kiss and Tell' marked Bryan Ferry's return to the solo scene after the commercial success of his previous album, 'Boys and Girls'. The album came during a time when Ferry was solidifying his status as a pop icon, following a string of successful releases in the 1980s.

How many songs are on Kiss and Tell?

Kiss and Tell has 4 tracks, running approximately 19 minutes.

Kiss and Tell

Bryan Ferry · 1988

19 min · 4 tracks · new wave

A blend of sultry pop melodies and rhythmic dance beats, embodying the spirit of late '80s new wave.

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Kiss and Tell — The title track showcases Ferry's signature crooning over infectious synth-driven production, perfectly encapsulating the album's danceable yet romantic vibe.
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Zamba — This track stands out with its distinctive Afro-Brazilian rhythm and playful instrumentation, reflecting Ferry's willingness to experiment with global influences.
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Kiss and Tell (dance mix) — The dance mix elevates the original track into a club-ready anthem, emphasizing its catchy hooks and danceable grooves that defined late '80s nightlife.

Tracklist

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1 Kiss and Tell 4:05
2 Kiss and Tell (dub mix) 5:40
3 Zamba 3:01
4 Kiss and Tell (dance mix) 7:07

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