Sade - Diamond Life (1985)

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Carrollton Press
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  • Label Portrait
  • Format Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo
  • Format details Carrollton Press
  • Media 1 x Vinyl
  • Album release date Jul 16, 1984
  • This pressing 1985
  • Region US
  • Genres Soul/R&B
  • Section Soul & Funk
  • Catalog number FR 39581
  • UPC 074643958110
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This is the 1985 US issue of Diamond Life on Portrait, catalogue number FR 39581, pressed at the Columbia Records pressing plant in Carrollton, Georgia. The deadwax on this copy reads P B AD AL 3P581 G3A on side A and P-A BL 39581 G1D on side B. It was not mastered at Frankford/Wayne, which is what separates it from an otherwise similar Carrollton pressing of the same catalogue number.

A single black LP in a custom printed inner sleeve with credits and photographs. The side A label carries an upside-down triangle in a circle, and both labels print a 1984 CBS Records phonographic copyright line. The runout markings are etched rather than stamped.

Epic first released the album in the UK in July 1984, and Portrait issued it in the US in February 1985. This copy sits on the original US Portrait catalogue number and labels, pressed in the year of the American release rather than the year the album first appeared.

Diamond Life is Sade's debut studio album, produced by Robin Millar and recorded at Power Plant Studios in London.

Tracklist

Side A

  1. Smooth Operator
  2. Your Love Is King
  3. Hang On To Your Love
  4. Frankie's First Affair
  5. When Am I Going To Make A Living

Side B

  1. Cherry Pie
  2. Sally
  3. I Will Be Your Friend
  4. Why Can't We Live Together

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