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Scoring a pair of seats to a Sade concert is the adult equivalent of finding a golden ticket inside a chocolate-bar wrapper. Where most modern live albums do well to approximate an artist in an open setting, Sade’s Bring Me Home bundle goes the extra mile to re-create the experience with pristine recordings of new songs, classic hits, and an intimate 20-minute documentary that plays like a virtual backstage pass. The album opens with all the cool sound effects that introduce “Soldier of Love”, replete with the panoramic roar of the audience as Sade takes the stage and sings with her honeyed tone over marching drums. The slow-burning “Skin” follows with the band taking a less-is-more approach, leaving her plenty of space to fill with her gorgeous and instantly recognizable voice. Another amazing aspect of this recording is that some songs sound better onstage than in the studio.
“Kiss of Life” and “Morning Life” share an intangible intimacy. Sap Graduate Academy Rotational Program Salary. The acoustic guitar version of “By Your Side” makes up for the absence of “Sweetest Taboo”.
Scoring a pair of seats to a Sade concert is the adult equivalent of finding a golden ticket inside a chocolate-bar wrapper. Where most modern live albums do well to approximate an artist in an open setting, Sade’s Bring Me Home bundle goes the extra mile to re-create the experience with pristine recordings of new songs, classic hits, and an intimate 20-minute documentary that plays like a virtual backstage pass.
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When singer Sade and her band of the same name were establishing themselves, their record company, Epic, made a point of printing 'Pronounced Shar-day' on the record labels of their releases. Soon enough, the music had no problem with the correct pronunciation. With the breakthrough Billboard Hot 100 Top Ten single 'Smooth Operator' propelling the debut Sade album, Diamond Life, to the same spot on the Billboard 200 chart in 1985, the band fast came to epitomize soulful, adult-oriented, sophisti-pop. Though only five more studio albums would follow in the next 25 years, the band's following abated only slightly, and each release was treated like a long-awaited public return of a mysterious yet beloved diva. Born Helen Folasade Adu in Ibadan, Nigeria, about 50 miles from Lagos, Sade was the daughter of an African father and an English mother. After her mother returned to England, Adu grew up on the North End of London.
Developing a good singing voice in her teens, Adu worked part-time jobs in and outside of the music business. She listened to Ray Charles, Nina Simone, Al Green, Aretha Franklin, and Billie Holiday, and studied fashion design at St. Martin's School of Art in London while also doing some modeling on the side. Around 1980, she started singing harmony with a Latin funk group called Arriva. One of the more popular numbers that the group performed was an Adu original co-written with bandmember Ray St. John, 'Smooth Operator.' The following year, she joined the eight-piece funk band Pride as a background singer.