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      • Desire Wire is the debut album by American singer-songwriter and musician Cidny Bullens, released in 1978 on United Artists Records. It was produced by Tony Bongiovi and Lance Quinn.
      This album features the track, "Survivor", which peaked at number 56 on the Billboard Hot 100 pop singles chart in February 1979. "Survivor" also earned Bullens a Grammy nomination for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance. According to AllMusic, while the album saw critical praise, financial problems caused United Artists to fold shortly after the albums release. Bullens would briefly sign to Casablanca Records for a second album the following year, Steal the Night, before taking an extended break from music until 1989.


      Track listing


      All songs written by Cidny Bullens except where noted.

      Side one
      "Survivor" — 4:28
      "Anxious Heart" (Cidny Bullens, Trevor Veitch) — 2:58
      "Desire Wire" — 4:23
      "Time ‘N Charges" (Cidny Bullens, Billy Mernit) — 2:50
      "High School History" — 4:15
      Side two
      "Mean In Your Heart" – 4:58
      "Hot Tears" – 3:27
      "Knee Deep In Love" – 5:57
      "Finally Rockin’" – 3:26


      Personnel




      = Musicians

      =
      Cidny Bullens – acoustic guitar, electric guitar, lead vocals
      Bob Babbitt, Neil Jason – bass
      Allan Schwartzberg, Jerry Marotta – drums
      Danny Gatton, David Mansfield, Jeff Mironov, Lance Quinn, Mark Doyle – electric guitar
      George Young (tracks: A5), Lou Marini (tracks: A4, B4) – horns
      Harold Wheeler (tracks: A4, B4), Wildwood Horns (tracks: A5) – horn arrangements
      Jerry Peterson (tracks: B1) – horn arrangements, double saxophone
      Harold Wheeler – string arrangements
      Paul Shaffer, Rob Mounsey, Billy Mernit, Leon Pendarvis, Jr. – keyboards
      Ken Bichel, Leon Pendarvis, Jr. – synthesizer
      Jimmy Maelen – percussion
      Cidny Bullens, Jon Joyce, Billy Mernit – backing vocals


      = Technical

      =
      Tony Bongiovi, Lance Quinn – production
      Bob Clearmountain, Dee Robb, Don Berman – engineering
      Raymond Willard (as "Rayarella Willhard"), Tom Milmore – assistant engineering
      Trevor Veitch – additional arrangements
      Mick Haggerty, Norman Seeff – design
      Georgina Karvellas, Norman Seef – photography


      References




      External links


      Desire Wire at Discogs (list of releases)

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