Divine - Jungle Jezebel: Deluxe Edition [COMPACT DISCS] UK - Import USA import

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Divine - Jungle Jezebel: Deluxe Edition [COMPACT DISCS] UK - Import

Artist: Divine

Title: Jungle Jezebel: Deluxe Edition

Condition: New

Format: COMPACT DISCS

Release Date: 2017

Label: Cherry Pop

UPC: 5013929438385

Genre: Soul/R & B

Album Tracks

DISC 1:
1. Shoot Your Shot
2. Jungle Jezebel
3. Native Love (Step By Step)
4. Kick Your Butt
5. Alphabet Rap
6. Native Love (Step By Step) (Instrumental Version)
7. Shake It Up
8. Love Reaction
9. T-Shirts & Tight Blue Jeans
10. Psychedelic Shack
11. Native Love 84
12. Shoot Your Shot (Alternative 12" Mix)
13. Shake It Up (Alternative Mix)
14. T-Shirts & Tight Blue Jeans (Instrumental Version)

DISC 2:
1. Divine Madness
2. Shoot Your Shot (Jon of the Pleased Wimmin Remix)
3. Love Reaction (Jon of the Pleased Wimmin Remix)
4. Native Love (Jon of the Pleased Wimmin Remix)
5. Shake It Up (Aquarius Remix)
6. Alphabet Rap (Hyper Go Go Remix)
7. T-Shirts & Tight Blue Jeans (Checkpoint Charlie Remix)
8. Native Love (Mark Moore Remix)
9. Jungle Jezebel (Remix By Hyper Go Go)
10. Shout It Out

Digitally remastered and expanded edition. Jungle Jezebel is one of the classic cult dance albums of the 1980s, a must have for all Hi-HRG, disco, dance and pop fans out there! Almost 30 years on from his untimely death, Divine undoubtedly contributed to the LGBT narrative contained within pop culture in that time. His consistently fluid (and of course lewd) representation of sexuality and gender challenged the theatrics of 1980s pop music within his mainstream success. Created in collaboration with 'Pope of Trash' John Waters, Divine was a brash, confident persona who encouraged self-love within every aspect of his work, a central theme that has maintained his cult status ever since. After the success of his partnership with Waters, Divine would branch out with New York performer/producer Bobby O to launch a musical career that boasted a dizzying angle on Hi-NRG. Liner notes by Discussions Magazine's Stephen SPAZ Schnee.