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Madleen Kane
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Madleen Kane is a model and singer, born on 4 March 1958 in Malmö , Sweden ,to a Swedish father and American mother. A former Elite fashion model (tall 180 cm \u002F 511" - weight 47 kg \u002F 103 lbs), she worked since age 17 for the German fashion magazine Burda Moden . Despite her thinness, she was published in several issues of Playboy magazine. In addition, she had five Top 10 hits on the US Hot Dance Music\u002FClub Play chart in the late 1970s and early 1980s.\nAt the age of 20, Madleen was discovered by JC Friederich, owner of Boona Music productions. She became a popular singer working in 1978 with her album Rough Diamond , which became popular not only in the US, but across the globe. After she released Cheri in 1979, her singing career took off. Madleens debut album Rough Diamond (1978) was originally released in France by CBS and soon after by Warner Bros. in North America . It became a hit on the Billboard Dance Chart. Paris-based production team Michaele, Lana & Paul Sébastian produced the album. They have also worked with Theo Vaness and on "Argentina Forever" by Pacific Blue .\nCheri (1979), was Kanes 2nd CBS Disques SA \u002F Warner Bros. release, which featured "Forbidden Love", a dramatic "pop-opus" arranged by Thor Baldursson. The A-side suite of "Forbidden Love", the title track, its breakdown "Fire In My Heart" and "Secret Love Affair" gave her another club hit, which ran for over 15 minutes. Jim Burgess remixed it for a single, which was edited to just over eight minutes. The ballad "You and I", has become a wedding day favourite in Canada . \nUnlike the North American albums, the French releases of Rough Diamond and Cheri had gatefold sleeves. In addition, the American mix of "Forbidden Love" is different from that released in other countries. The track "I Want You, Need You, Love You" was omitted from the North American release.\nAt the beginning of the 1980s, Madleen moved to Chalet Records, part of Prelude Records , and released her third album, Sounds Of Love (1980). It featured "Cherchez Pas", which was more "electronic" as opposed to her usual symphonic disco songs. Madleen later worked with producer Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte . Nevertheless Giorgio Moroder appeared with his mixes in 1981 with "Dont wanna Lose You" and helped her album sales in Clubs but no longer in radios. "You Can" (1981), the Flashdance -esque lead single from those sessions spent three weeks on top of the Billboard Dance charts. The album Dont Wanna Lose You followed. This was again released on Chalet Records, which was owned by her then-husband Jean-Claude Friederich and distributed by dance promoter Tom Hayden and his TSR Record Company , which was to be Madleens next record label . Other big hits: "Playing For Time," "You Can," "Im No Angel," "Fire in My Heart".\nLondon s Ian Anthony Stephens and Megatone recording artist Paul Parker teamed up to provide Madleen with "Im No Angel", a Billboard Dance Hit from her 1985 album, Cover Girl . Sadly, Madleen tired of the recordings faded away after the last album 1985 "Cover Girl"...\nA collection of her hits, 12 Inches And More (1994) was her final release. She was apparently bored with the recording process. 12 Inches And More does not feature any of the extended mixes from her early career. Album versions are used in place of the remixes, possibly due to licensing issues. In January 2010, Madleens first two albums were reissued on the MP3 via Amazon.com.\nIn 2011 Gold Legion did release "Rough Diamond" on CD, remastered and with bonus tracks (Gold Legion 56217-2). In April 25th 2013 Gold Legion released "Cheri" on CD, remastered and with a bonus track. (Gold Legion 56218-2).
Madleen Kane is a model and singer, born on 4 March 1958 in Malmö , Sweden ,to a Swedish father and American mother. A former Elite fashion model (tall 180 cm \u002F 511" - weight 47 kg \u002F 103 lbs), she worked since age 17 for the German fashion magazine Burda Moden . Despite her thinness, she was published in several issues of Playboy magazine. In addition, she had five Top 10 hits on the US Hot Dance Music\u002FClub Play chart in the late 1970s and early 1980s.\nAt the age of 20, Madleen was discovered by JC Friederich, owner of Boona Music productions. She became a popular singer working in 1978 with her album Rough Diamond , which became popular not only in the US, but across the globe. After she released Cheri in 1979, her singing career took off. Madleens debut album Rough Diamond (1978) was originally released in France by CBS and soon after by Warner Bros. in North America . It became a hit on the Billboard Dance Chart. Paris-based production team Michaele, Lana & Paul Sébastian produced the album. They have also worked with Theo Vaness and on "Argentina Forever" by Pacific Blue .\nCheri (1979), was Kanes 2nd CBS Disques SA \u002F Warner Bros. release, which featured "Forbidden Love", a dramatic "pop-opus" arranged by Thor Baldursson. The A-side suite of "Forbidden Love", the title track, its breakdown "Fire In My Heart" and "Secret Love Affair" gave her another club hit, which ran for over 15 minutes. Jim Burgess remixed it for a single, which was edited to just over eight minutes. The ballad "You and I", has become a wedding day favourite in Canada . \nUnlike the North American albums, the French releases of Rough Diamond and Cheri had gatefold sleeves. In addition, the American mix of "Forbidden Love" is different from that released in other countries. The track "I Want You, Need You, Love You" was omitted from the North American release.\nAt the beginning of the 1980s, Madleen moved to Chalet Records, part of Prelude Records , and released her third album, Sounds Of Love (1980). It featured "Cherchez Pas", which was more "electronic" as opposed to her usual symphonic disco songs. Madleen later worked with producer Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte . Nevertheless Giorgio Moroder appeared with his mixes in 1981 with "Dont wanna Lose You" and helped her album sales in Clubs but no longer in radios. "You Can" (1981), the Flashdance -esque lead single from those sessions spent three weeks on top of the Billboard Dance charts. The album Dont Wanna Lose You followed. This was again released on Chalet Records, which was owned by her then-husband Jean-Claude Friederich and distributed by dance promoter Tom Hayden and his TSR Record Company , which was to be Madleens next record label . Other big hits: "Playing For Time," "You Can," "Im No Angel," "Fire in My Heart".\nLondon s Ian Anthony Stephens and Megatone recording artist Paul Parker teamed up to provide Madleen with "Im No Angel", a Billboard Dance Hit from her 1985 album, Cover Girl . Sadly, Madleen tired of the recordings faded away after the last album 1985 "Cover Girl"...\nA collection of her hits, 12 Inches And More (1994) was her final release. She was apparently bored with the recording process. 12 Inches And More does not feature any of the extended mixes from her early career. Album versions are used in place of the remixes, possibly due to licensing issues. In January 2010, Madleens first two albums were reissued on the MP3 via Amazon.com.\nIn 2011 Gold Legion did release "Rough Diamond" on CD, remastered and with bonus tracks (Gold Legion 56217-2). In April 25th 2013 Gold Legion released "Cheri" on CD, remastered and with a bonus track. (Gold Legion 56218-2).
