Grammy nominated American pop vocalist, Laura Branigan performs with her band "Touch" on American Bandstand hosted by Dick Clark

Touch - Студийный альбом от Laura Branigan. Вышел 25 августа 1987г. В альбом вошло 12 треков.

Touch (Laura Branigan album). Touch is the fifth album by American singer Laura Branigan, released in 1987 on Atlantic Records. This album marked a change in Branigan's career. Under new management and using a different producer, the singer took a more active role in the studio, gaining hands-on experience which she used to self-produce tracks on her subsequent albums.

Laura Branigan was an American singer and songwriter. Her discography consists of seven studio albums, six compilation albums, 21 singles, three video albums and 14 music videos. A Released as a promo 7" single as the theme to the TV special Calloway's Climb. B Only released in Germany as a 7" single. C Only released in Europe as 7" and 12" singles. D Only released in France as 7", 12" and CD singles from Cerrone's album Way In. E Released as a promo 12" remix single.

More albums from Laura Branigan: Laura Branigan by Laura Branigan. Hold Me by Laura Branigan. Branigan by Laura Branigan. Over My Heart by Laura Branigan. Branigan 2 by Laura Branigan. Self Control by Laura Branigan. View all albums . Touch. More albums from Laura Branigan: Laura Branigan by Laura Branigan. About. Touch also saw her return to dancefloors with the first single, the n-produced "Shattered Glass", which was released in June 1987 and was a US top 50 hit. She had a Top 40 hit with a cover of Jennifer Rush's minor . hit, "Power of Love", which was released in October 1987. Spirit of Love" was released as a single in Europe.

Touch (Laura Branigan album), Touch is the fifth album by American singer Laura Branigan, released in 1987 on Atlantic Records This album marked a change in Branigan's career. This album marked a change in Branigan's career Under new management and using a different producer, the singer took a more active role in the studio, gaining hands-on experience which she used to self-produce tracks on her subsequent albums

Laura Branigan's fifth album, Touch, showed signs of maturity as she made a bid (that was not quite successful) for adult contemporary crossover - a smart chance to take considering the longevity many A/C acts have. Her big, boomy voice is perfect for some of the moody ballads on this collection, such as "Over Love," "Meaning of the Word," and "Spirit of Love," but there are so many of those successfully evocative cuts that the dance songs don't fit as seamlessly as they should. The lyrics on many of the cuts are poetic and adult, making this atmospheric collection the best product she'd released so far; the material is far better suited to her voice - which has never sounded better - than the Europop she recorded prior to this.