Dive (Sarah Brightman album)

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Dive
Studio album by Sarah Brightman
Released	April 20, 1993 (1993-04-20)
Recorded	1993
Genre	Operatic pop
Label	A&M Records
Producer	Frank Peterson
Professional reviews
All Music Guide link
Sarah Brightman chronology
Sings the Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber (1992) Dive (1993) Fly (1995)

Dive is an album by English soprano Sarah Brightman. It is her first album with producer Frank Peterson, and a marked departure from her previous operatic works.

[edit] Track listing

1. "Dive" (Music by Frank Peterson, Words taken from the book "Whale Nation" by Heathcote Williams)– 0:53
2. "Captain Nemo" (Music: Erik Holmberg Lyrics: Chris Lancelot) (cover of Swedish band Dive song) – 5:17 sample (help·info)
3. "The Second Element" (Thomas Schwarz, Frank Peterson, Mathias Meissner, Weiss) – 4:15 sample (help·info)
4. "Ship of Fools" (Frank Peterson, Andrews) – 2:24
5. "Once in a Lifetime" (Music: Frank Peterson, Thomas Schwarz, Mathias Meissner Lyrics: Frank Peterson, Sarah Brightman) (cover of Gregorian song^[1]) – 4:21 sample (help·info)
6. "Cape Horn" (Frank Peterson, Wehr) (Dialogue from "Mutiny On The Bounty") – 0:50
7. "Salty Dog" (Music: Gary Brooker, Lyrics: Keith Reid) (cover of Procol Harum song) – 3:49 sample (help·info)
8. "Siren" (Frank Peterson) – 1:15
9. "Seven Seas" (Frank Peterson, Andrews) – 4:10 sample (help·info)
10. "Johnny Wanna Live" (Frank Peterson, Michael Cretu, Hirschburger) (cover of Sandra song) – 4:40 sample (help·info)
11. "By Now" (Music: Thomas Schwarz, Mathias Meissner, Frank Peterson Lyrics: Thomas Schwarz, Sarah Brightman) – 3:23 sample (help·info)
12. "Island" (Frank Peterson, Andrews) – 4:23 sample (help·info)
13. "When It Rains in America" (Thomas Schwarz, Mathias Meissner, Frank Peterson, Sarah Brightman) – 3:43 sample (help·info)
14. "La Mer" (Frank Peterson, Sarah Brightman) – 3:34 sample (help·info)
15. "The Second Element II" (Frank Peterson, Thomas Schwarz, Mathias Meissner, Pirs) – 4:48 sample (help·info)

[edit] Singles

• "Captain Nemo" (1993)
• "The Second Element" (1993)

[edit] References

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