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M'Lady

M'Lady
Studio album by
Colleen Hewett
ReleasedJune 1974
StudioBill Armstrong Studios, Melbourne
GenrePop
LabelAtlantic Records
ProducerMike Brady
Colleen Hewett chronology
Greatest Hits
(1974) 		M'Lady
(1974) 		Colleen
(1983)
Singles from M'Lady
  1. "Pippin'" / "I Can't Fly"
    Released: February 1974 (1974-02)
  2. "I Believe When I Fall In Love" / "Seldom Seen Sam"
    Released: July 1974 (1974-07)
  3. "If You Could Read My Mind" / "Haven't We Met Before"
    Released: 1975 (1975)

M'Lady is the second studio album by Australian recording artist Colleen Hewett. The album was released in June 1974 by Atlantic Records[1]

Background

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After having released her debut self titled album in October 1972 on the Festival Records label and winning Australia's Queen of Pop in 1972 and 1973, Hewett signed with Atlantic Records in January 1974 to record and release her second studio album. The album included the finale of Pippin which Hewett starred in throughout 1974.[2]

Track listing

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Vinyl/ Cassette (SD 60000)

Side A

  1. "I Believe When I Fall In Love" (Stevie Wonder, Yvonne Wright)
  2. "If You Could Read My Mind" (Gordon Lightfoot)
  3. "I'll Be Gone" (Mike Rudd)
  4. "Here, There and Everywhere" (Lennon–McCartney)
  5. "Seldom Seen Sam" (Terry Smith, J.W. Hopkinson)
  6. "Pippin" (finale) (Stephen Schwartz)

Side B

  1. "For The Good Times" (Kristoffer Kristofferson)
  2. "I Can't Fly" (Colleen Hewett)
  3. "Keep The Customer Satisfied" (Paul Simon)
  4. "Haven't We Met Before" (Danny Beckerman)
  5. "Butter Egg Man" (Percy Venable)
  6. "Pinball Wizard" (Pete Townshend)

Charts

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Chart (1974) Peak
position
Australian Albums (Kent Music Report)[3] 44

References

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