Keep You Satisfied/Forbidden Lover

Digitally re-mastered two CD set containing a pair of albums from the Jazz/Soul vocalist. For 1985 's Keep You Satisfied, Nancy reunited with Japanese producers Itoh and Satoh for sessions in Japan; the result was a Top 20 Jazz Album that included her take on the George Michael hit of the day, the now-classic 'Careless Whisper' and a striking cover of Marvin Gaye's 'Just to Keep You Satisfied'. Working with the same producer and arranger, the follow-up album, 1986 's Forbidden Lover was recorded in Los Angeles; the title track - a soulful duet with singer Carl Anderson - received airplay at R&B stations in the U.S., giving Nancy her first best-selling album (#8 on Billboard's Jazz charts). Other key cuts include a second duet with Anderson ('Too Good to Be True') and a superlative version of Leon Russell's 'A Song for You.'