'Love is the drug' was originally recorded by Roxy Music and released in September 1975. Grace Jones recorded the song for her fourt...

'Do or die' was the first and in most parts of the world the only single release from Jones' Fame , her second disco album. On F...

When you talk about limited edition singles, the poster sleeve is another nice giveaway used by record companies to boost sales. Grace Jon...

A deluxe cd version of her career-overshadowing album 'Slave to the rhythm' has still not been issued, so all we can do in the mea...

'Sexdrive' is a 1993 single by Grace Jones, which was due to be featured on her now shelved album, 'Black Marilyn'. It was r...

Nile Rodgers and Grace Jones produced 'Victor should have been a jazz musician', a track taken from her 1986 album 'Inside story...

Making a meat sandwich, taking the 5 train, holding out the flag, putting it in there, going up and down... I'm always in awe of people ...

After all the sonic mayhem of the Trevor Horn-produced album 'Slave to the rhythm' (1985), Grace Jones returned in 1986 with the alb...

I bought this 7" single of Grace Jones' 'La vie en rose' long before I bought the 12" single . At the time, I felt it ...

I wonder if there will ever be a deluxe re-release of Grace Jones' classic album 'Slave to the rhythm'. There's a plethora o...

'I've seen that face before' was the third single taken from Grace Jones' 1981 album 'Nightclubbing'. The song combi...

'La vie en rose' was one of French singer Edith Piaf's most famous songs. The lyrics were written by Piaf, with music composed b...

'Slave to the rhythm' was originally intended to be the second single of Frankie goes to Hollywood, as a follow-up to their number o...

Before I bought this record, I left it standing in the shop for months and months. I didn't think it would contain longer versions of th...

Grace Jones has recently released a new album, entitled 'Hurricane'. I was quite surprised when I found about that last month, becau...