Power of a Woman

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Power of a Woman
Power of a Woman cover
Studio album by Eternal
Released 30 October 1995
Recorded The Master Room
Genre R&B, pop
Length 53:16
Label EMI
Producer Dennis Charles and Ronnie Wilson, Rhett Lawrence, Bebe Winans, Debra Killings, Arnold Hennings and Dallas Austin
Eternal chronology
Always and Forever
(1993)
Power of a Woman
(1995)
Before the Rain
(1997)

Power of a Woman is the second album of Eternal and was released in 1995. The album was without Louise who embarked on her solo career leaving the Easther and Vernie Bennett and Kelle Bryan to continue in the girl band. The overall feel of the album is more oriented to the American R&B scene with collaborations with BeBe Winans and Dallas Austin. Nevertheless the group's success remained in the United Kingdom, Europe, and Japan. The song "Who Are You" went on to become their second number one hit in Japan.

This album included four top 10 hit singles "Power of a Woman", "I Am Blessed", "Good Thing", and "Secrets", although all bar "Power of a Woman" would be remixed versions released instead of the traditional album versions.

This is the only Eternal album not to feature Vernie Bennett singing lead vocals but did include Kelle Bryan rapping on three of the album tracks.

Although "Someday" was released as a single before "Secrets" it was not included on this album but instead was included on its follow up Before The Rain.

The album was re-released with a bonus disk featuring dance remixes.[1]

[edit] Track listing

# Title Length
1. "Power of a Woman" 4:24
2. "I Am Blessed" 4:24
3. "Good Thing" 3:51
4. "Telling You Now" 4:49
5. "Hurry Up" 3:34
6. "Redemption Song" 4:12
7. "It Will Never End" 4:43
8. "Who Are You" 3:17
9. "Secrets" 3:42
10. "Your Smile" 3:39
11. "Don't Make Me Wait" 4:31
12. "Up to You" 3:58
13. "Faith in Love" 4:12

[edit] Charts

Chart Date Position Certification
United Kingdom November 1995 #6 2 x Platinum [2]
The Netherlands 1995 #41  
Australia 1996 #14  
Japan 1995 #35  

[edit] References

  1. ^ Kéllé Bryan's Official site Power of a Woman page. Retrieved: October 28, 2006
  2. ^ BPI.co.uk Certification Power of a Woman Accessed: October 29, 2006