The Oscar-nominated song by Bill Conti and Mike Leeson skyrocketed to No.

Sheena would sing the title song to the James Bond film For Your Eyes Only and appear in its title sequence. fortunes and a period of career highs would soon come. market when “9 to 5” (retitled as “Morning Train” to avoid confusion with Dolly Parton’s smash hit of the same name) would top the Billboard Hot 100 and AC charts.

Several months later, Easton would break into the U.S. With two debut hits in the Top 10, Sheena broke a record for the British charts which had held for 25 years. “Modern Girl” was re-released, climbing to No. However, after the program was shown, EMI released “9 to 5,” which shot to No. The show chronicled the recording process for her debut single on EMI, “Modern Girl.” It was released before the program aired to middling success. She attended the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama in Glasgow where one of her tutors encouraged her to audition for the BBC program The Big Time which chronicled subjects’ attempts to break into their respective industries. Easton was born in North Lanarkshire, Scotland in 1959. Joey B.(2021) Sheena Easton - The Definitive Singles 1980-1987Ĭherry Red imprint Cherry Pop begins its exploration of Sheena Easton‘s time at EMI with the release of The Definitive Singles 1980-1987, a 3-CD, 51-track collection bringing together her A-sides for the label including both 7-inch and 12-inch singles. Ellis, 'Take You Back (Home Sweet Home)' by 7A3, 'Keep It Up' by Snap!, and 'The Measure of a Man' by Elton John. Only four of the eleven tracks on the soundtrack are used in the film: the film's theme, 'Go for It (Heart and Fire)' by Joey B. The only Bill Conti song on the soundtrack, 'Can't Stop the Fire', is not used in the film but was later used on the album Rocky Balboa: The Best of Rocky, which was released to coincide with the release of Rocky Balboa in 2006.

In the trailer for the movie, there were songs by Vince DiCola from Rocky IV (1985) including 'Training Montage' and 'War' that were not present for the film nor the soundtrack. Although the classic Conti songs 'Conquest', 'Mickey', and 'Gonna Fly Now' are used in the film, they are not featured on the soundtrack. The album is a complete departure from the previous soundtracks in the Rocky film series because it doesn't consist mainly of classic Bill Conti songs or rock music, but is instead dominated by hip hop and new jack swing music.

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