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The album spawned two singles, “More Love” and “Cry Like a Baby”, which peaked at #10 and #44 on Billboard magazine’s Pop Singles chart, respectively.
It was soon overshadowed by her next album, Mistaken Identity , released the following year and containing her biggest hit, “Bette Davis Eyes”.
The album was produced by George Tobin in association with Mike Piccirillo.
George Tobin would become the manager and producer of teen star Tiffany later in the 1980s.
Tracks
1
Swept me off my feet (The part of the feet)
3:09
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Cry like a baby
2:53
3
Will you remember me
4:26
4
Tear me apart
3:20
5
Changin’
3:39
6
More love
3:26
7
In the chill of the night
4:05
8
Where is your heart
3:34
9
And still be loving you
3:32
1 Swept me off my feet (The part of the feet)
Bass
Eric Nelson
Drums
Craig Krampf
Guitar
Mike Piccirillo
Keyboards
Bill Cuomo
Mandolin
Mike Piccirillo
Organ
Bill Cuomo
Background Vocals
Julia Tillman Waters
Background Vocals
Maxine Willard Waters
Vocals
Kim Carnes
2 Cry like a baby
Bass
Scott Edwards
Drums
Craig Krampf
Guitar
Mike Piccirillo
Keyboards
Bill Cuomo
Background Vocals
Patrick Bolen
Background Vocals
Dave Ellingson
Background Vocals
Mike Piccirillo
Vocals
Kim Carnes
3 Will you remember me
Bass
Eric Nelson
Drums
Craig Krampf
Acoustic Guitar
Steve Geyer
Keyboards
Bill Cuomo
Background Vocals
Julia Tillman Waters
Background Vocals
Maxine Willard Waters
Vocals
Kim Carnes
4 Tear me apart
Bass
Eric Nelson
Guitar
Mike Piccirillo
Keyboards
Mike Thompson
Percussion
Mike Piccirillo
Background Vocals
Mike Piccirillo
Vocals
Kim Carnes
5 Changin’
Bass
David Hungate
Dobro
John Beland
Mandolin
John Beland
Keyboards
Kim Carnes
Background Vocals
Herb Peterson
Vocals
Kim Carnes
6 More love
Bass
Scott Edwards
Drums
Craig Krampf
Guitar
Mike Piccirillo
Keyboards
Bill Cuomo
Sax
Raphael Ravenscroft
Background Vocals
Darlene Love
Background Vocals
Edna Wright
Vocals
Kim Carnes
7 In the chill of the night
Bass
Eric Nelson
Drums
Craig Krampf
Guitar
Steve Geyer
Guitar
Mike Piccirillo
Acoustic Guitar
Mike Piccirillo
Keyboards
Bill Cuomo
Organ
Bill Cuomo
Background Vocals
Julia Tillman Waters
Background Vocals
Maxine Willard Waters
Vocals
Kim Carnes
8 Where is your heart
Bass
Scott Edwards
Drums
Craig Krampf
Keyboards
Bill Cuomo
Background Vocals
Dave Ellingson
Background Vocals
Mike Piccirillo
Vocals
Kim Carnes
9 And still be loving you
Bass
Scott Edwards
Drums
Craig Krampf
Keyboards
Bill Cuomo
All other sax by Joel Peskin
Romance Dance is the fifth studio album by Kim Carnes, released in June, 1980 (see 1980 in music). It followed Carnes’ recent duet hit with Kenny Rogers, “Don’t Fall in Love with a Dreamer”.
