1. Background

2. Track listing

3. Personnel

4. Charts

5. References

6. External links

Heart Over Mind is the third studio album by American singer Jennifer Rush. It was released in 1987 and featured the hits "I Come Undone", "Flames of Paradise" (a duet with Elton John) and "Heart Over Mind".

Background

With her first two albums being recorded in Germany and Rush experiencing much success in Europe, she decided to relocate to the US for her next album. Working with writers and producers such as Harold Faltermeyer and Michael Bolton, this album would go on to be one of the most successful of Rush's career.^[1]

Released in early 1987, the first single was the European hit "I Come Undone". However it was the second single release which the record company were more excited about - "Flames of Paradise", a duet with Elton John. The song became Rush's first top 40 success in the US as well as a hit in Europe, although smaller than expected in the UK, after predictions of it reaching number one by both Smash Hits and Number One Magazines.^[2][3] The album itself boasted a host of power ballads and uptempo pop/rock tunes with high production values and went on to reach number one in Germany for 9 weeks, remaining on the chart for over a year. It also reached number one in Switzerland. In the US the album peaked at number 118 and number 48 in the UK. A third single "Heart Over Mind" duly became another hit in Europe and also hit the US Club Chart, peaking at No.33.^[4]

Track listing

1. "I Come Undone" (Ellen Shipley, Morrie Brown) – 4:06
2. "Down to You" (Jennifer Rush, Desmond Child) – 4:30
3. "Heart Over Mind" (Taylor Rhodes, Tom Deluca) – 4:10
4. "Search the Sky" (Harold Faltermeyer, Rush, Tom Whitlock) – 4:39
5. "Flames of Paradise" (Bruce Roberts, Andy Goldmark) – 4:42

1. "Love of a Stranger" (Faltermeyer, Whitlock, Rush) – 4:02
2. "Heart Wars" (Child, Rick Nowels) – 3:17
3. "Stronghold" (Roberts, Goldmark) – 4:23
4. "Sidekick" (Roberts, Goldmark) – 4:09
5. "Call My Name" (Michael Bolton, Mark Radice, Rush) – 4:13

Personnel

• Guitars: Richie Sambora, John Putnum, Dann Huff, J.J. Belle, Paul Jackson, Tim Renwick
• Keyboards: Robbie Kondor, Al Greenwood, Harold Faltermeyer, Brian Reeves, Andy Goldmark, Bruce Roberts, Billy Cobin, Bobby Kazouri, Greg Phillinganes, Robbie Kilgore, Greg Mangafico, Charlie Roth, Richard Cottle
• Bass: John Seigle, Seth Glassman, Nathan East, Leland Sklar, Richard Cottle
• Drums: Michael Braun, John Robinson, Russell Kunkel, Jimmy Bralower, Graham Broad
• Percussion: Savron Hudson, Jimmy Maelen
• Saxophone: Bobby Stern, Richard Cottle
• Background vocals: Jennifer Rush, Diana Grasselli, Ellen Shipley, Myriam Valle, Desmond Child, David Dale, Siedah Garrett, Edie Lehmann, Beth Anderson, Joe Pizzulo, Darryl Phinneffee, Jon Joyce, Elton John, Gordon Grody, Bruce Roberts, Alan Carvell, Andy Brown, Anne Turner

Charts

References

External links

• {{discogs master|75256|Heart Over Mind|type=album}}

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