Barbra Streisand - Guilty

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Album Details

Title: Guilty
Artist: Barbra Streisand
Release Date: 1980
Re-Released On: 7/16/2007
Label: Sony Music Distribution
Duration: 42:08
UPCs: 074643675024, 074643675048, 0886971232721, 5099708612221, 5099775197621, 088697123272
Genre: Vocal Music
Styles: Adult Contemporary, Soft Rock, Quiet Storm
Moods: Bittersweet, Earnest, Elegant, Intimate, Sophisticated, Yearning, Calm/Peaceful, Confident, Exuberant, Gentle, Poignant, Sensual, Sentimental, Theatrical, Dramatic, Passionate, Plaintive, Refined/Mannered, Reflective, Romantic, Soothing, Stylish, Warm, Wistful, Laid-Back/Mellow, Lush, Smooth
Total Copies: 1
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

  1. Guilty
  2. Woman in Love
  3. Run Wild
  4. Promises
  5. The Love Inside
  6. What Kind of Fool
  7. Life Story
  8. Never Give Up
  9. Make It Like a Memory

Additional Releases

YearTypeLabelCatalog #
2007CDSony Music Distribution88697123272
1999CDSony Music Distribution751976
1990CDSony Music DistributionCK-36750

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Album Review

The biggest selling album of Barbra Streisand's career is also one of her least characteristic. The album was written and produced by Barry Gibb in association with his brothers and the producers of the Bee Gees, and in essence it sounds like a post-Saturday Night Fever Bee Gees album with vocals by Streisand. Gibb adapted his usual style somewhat, especially in slowing the tempos and leaving more room for the vocal, but his melodic style and the backup vocals, even when they are not sung by the Bee Gees, are typical of them. Still, the record was more hybrid than compromise, and the chart-topping single "Woman in Love" has a sinuous feel that is both right for Streisand and new for her. Other hits were the title song and "What Kind of Fool," both duets with Gibb. (The song "Guilty" won a Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal by Duo or Group.) ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide

Credits

NameCredits
Albhy GalutenSynthesizer, Producer
Barbra StreisandVocals
Barry GibbGuitar (Acoustic), Vocals (Background), Producer, Vocals, Performer
Bernard LupeDrums
Bob CarboneMastering
Brett MurpheyTrumpet
Bud BurridgeTrumpet
Charles KoppelmanExecutive Producer
Cornell DupreeGuitar
Dan BonsantiSax (Tenor)
David HungateBass
Denise MaynelliVocals (Background)
Dennis BryonDrums
Don GehmanEngineer
Gene OrloffString Contractor
George BitzerPiano (Grand), Piano, Synthesizer, Piano (Electric)
George TerryGut String Guitar, Guitar, Slide Guitar
Harold CowartBass
Jerry PeelFrench Horn
Joe LalaGuido, kabassa, Percussion, Triangle, Conga, Cymbals, Timbales, Tambourine, Shaker, ?, Cowbell, Maracas
Karl RichardsonEngineer, Producer
Kenneth FaulkTrumpet
Lee RitenourGuitar
Linda GerrityProduction Coordination
Marti McCallVocals (Background)
Mike KatzTrombone
Myrna MathewsVocals (Background)
Myrna MatthewsVocals (Background)
Neal BonsantiSax (Tenor)
Pete CarrGuitar (Acoustic), Guitar
Peter GravesTrombone (Bass), Trombone
Richard TeePiano, Guitar (Electric), Piano (Electric), Clavinet, Piano (Grand)
Russ FreelandTrombone
Sam TaylorAssistant
Steve GaddDrums
Steve KleinEngineer
Whitt SidnerSax (Baritone)

Member Reviews

Kendra M. (KendraM) wrote on 2/17/2008...

1 of 1 member(s) found this review helpful.
Yes, Barbra Streisand has a great voice, but so much of her music is run-of-the-mill pop music or old standards. This album is great due to Barry Gibb's participation. The Gibbs never did run-of-the-mill pop music-- they did absolute superb pop music. Barry wrote and produced all the songs here, sings back up on most and shares leads on several. Definitely a great album. Much, much better than their recent follow up, Guilty Pleasures.

Cait E. wrote on 2/10/2007...

This is Streisand's best pop album. Still a lot of fun to listen to.