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Album · 1999

Love and the Russian Winter

by Simply Red

Love and the Russian Winter is a 1999 pop soul album by Simply Red. It runs 17 tracks across 81 minutes on EastWest.

Pop Soul · Blue-Eyed Soul · Pop

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17
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81 min
Runtime
112 bpm
Tempo
A minor
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17 tracks · 81 min

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Love and The Russian Winter is the seventh studio album by Simply Red, released on 2 November 1999. It marks a distinct change from the band's preceding albums as it has a more computer generated sound. The album was put out mainly due to pressure from their record label to fulfil their contract. The musicians who featured most are: Hucknall, Wright, Yashiki, Jaimes, Kirkham and Suzuki, all of whom, apart from Yashiki, were still a part of Simply Red in 2010.

In brief

When was Love and the Russian Winter released?
Love and the Russian Winter was released in 1999 on EastWest.
How many tracks are on Love and the Russian Winter?
Love and the Russian Winter has 17 tracks, with a runtime of 81 minutes.
What genre is Love and the Russian Winter?
Love and the Russian Winter is catalogued under Pop Soul, Blue-Eyed Soul, Pop.
What BPM is Love and the Russian Winter?
Love and the Russian Winter runs at a median tempo of 112 BPM across its tracks, most often in A minor, measured from audio analysis.
What albums are similar to Love and the Russian Winter?
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