What makes So Sorry, I Said by Liza Minnelli notable?

The album features 'Losing My Mind', which became a notable club hit, helping to bridge the gap between traditional pop and emerging electronic dance music scenes. Its reception highlighted Minnelli's ability to adapt to contemporary sounds while retaining her signature theatricality, garnering positive reviews from critics and fans alike. In 1989, Liza Minnelli released 'So Sorry, I Said' as her first album in over a decade, following the critical success of her career revival during the 1980s. This period marked a significant phase of artistic resurgence for Minnelli after her struggles with health and personal issues, leading to renewed interest in her talents.

How many songs are on So Sorry, I Said?

So Sorry, I Said has 4 tracks, running approximately 19 minutes.

So Sorry, I Said

Liza Minnelli · 1989

19 min · 4 tracks · jazz

A blend of theatrical pop and jazz-inflected balladry showcasing Liza Minnelli's dramatic vocal prowess amidst lush arrangements.

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So Sorry, I Said — This title track encapsulates the album's emotional core, blending poignant lyrics with Minnelli's powerful delivery that showcases both vulnerability and strength.
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Losing My Mind (Ultimix) — This remix transformed the original into a dance floor staple, illustrating Minnelli's crossover appeal and the ability to resonate within club culture.
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I Can't Say Goodnight — A slow ballad that highlights Minnelli's rich emotional range, this track stands out for its introspective lyrics and haunting melody.

Tracklist

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1 So Sorry, I Said 3:17
2 I Can't Say Goodnight 4:53
3 Losing My Mind (Ultimix) 6:39
4 Losing My Mind (Ultimix Dub) 5:09

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