Body, Mind, Soul

Body, Mind, Soul
Studio album by Deborah Gibson
Released	1993 (U.S.)
Recorded	1992 at Electric Blue Studios & Electric Lady Studios, [NYC]
Genre	Pop, dance-pop, pop rock, new jack swing
Length	47:33
Label	Atlantic
Producer	Deborah Gibson Evan Rogers Carl Sturken Elliott Wolff Phil Ramone
Deborah Gibson album chronology
Anything is Possible (1990) Body, Mind, Soul (1993) Think With Your Heart (1995)

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Body, Mind, Soul (Atlantic 82451-2) is the fourth album by American singer songwriter Deborah Gibson.

Released January 19th, 1993, the album failed to find favor with the record buying public and missed out on the US top 100, peaking at #109, and also in the UK when it was released a few months later. Singles released from the album were "Losin' Myself", "Shock Your Mama", "How Can This Be?" and "Free Me". However, the album was a hit in Japan, peaking at #13 on the charts.

Track listing

1. "Love or Money" (D. Gibson, E. Rogers, C. Sturken) (4:06)
2. "Do You Have It in Your Heart" (D. Gibson, E. Rogers, C. Sturken) (4:45)
3. "Free Me" (D. Gibson, E. Rogers, C. Sturken) (4:27)
4. "Shock Your Mama" (D. Gibson, E. Rogers, C. Sturken) (4:07)
5. "Losin' Myself" (D. Gibson, E. Rogers, C. Sturken) (5:17)
6. "How Can This Be?" (D. Gibson) (3:57)
7. "When I Say No" (D. Gibson) (3:54)
8. "Little Birdie" (D. Gibson) (3:59)
9. "Kisses 4 One" (D. Gibson) (3:49)
10. "Tear Down These Walls" (D. Gibson) (4:18)
11. "Goodbye" (D. Gibson, C. Bayer-Sager, N. Michael Walden) (4:47)
12. "Eyes of the Child" (2:20) (only on the Japanese release of the album AMCY-505)

Personnel

Musicians

• Debbie Gibson-lead and backup vocals, keyboards
• Carl Sturken-keyboards, guitars, drums, "The Guys" on track 1 (tracks 1-5, 11)
• Eric Rehl-keyboards, drums (tracks 6, 10)
• Elliott Wolff-tracks (tracks 7-9)
• Alan Ferrante-guitar (tracks 7-8)
• Ira Siegel-guitar (track 10)
• John "Noodle" Nevin-bass guitar (tracks 4, 11)
• Bashiri Johnson-percussion (tracks 1-9)
• Sammy Figueroa-percussion (track 10)
• Andy Snitzel-saxophone (track 6)
• Dave Koz-saxophone (tracks 8-9)
• Evan Rogers-backup vocals "The Guys" on track 1 (tracks 1-5, 11)
• Darroll Gustamachio-"The Guys" (track 1)
• David Kutch-"The Guys" (track 1)
• Kevin Wright-backup vocals (tracks 4, 11)
• Robin Clark-backup vocals (track 6)
• Michelle Cobbs-backup vocals (track 6)
• Diva Gray-backup vocals (tracks 6, 10)
• Jill Dell'Anzte-backup vocals (track 10)
• Vaneese Thomas-backup vocals (track 10)

Production

• Debbie Gibson-arranger
• Carl Sturken-arranger (tracks 1-5, 11)
• Evan Rogers-arranger (tracks 1-5, 11)
• Eric Rehl-arranger (tracks 6, 10)
• Elliott Wolff-arranger (7-9)
• Phil Ramone-arranger (track 10)
• Darroll Gustamachio-engineer, mixing (Visual Sound Design, Inc.) (tracks 1-6, 10-11)
• Fred Guarino-engineer (tracks 6-10)
• David Kutch-engineer, assistant engineer, mix engineer
• Spyros Poulos-additional programming engineer (tracks 7-9)
• Steve Peck-mixing (tracks 7-9)
• Jennifer Bette-additional mix engineer (tracks 7-9)
• Richard Travali-additional recording (tracks 4, 7-9)
• Mark Gaide-additional recording (track 10)
• Thomas Bricker-art direction
• Dah Len Wee-photography
• Diane Gibson-Management (GMI)
• Herb "Pump" Powers-mastering (The Hit Factory DMS)