Track Listing

1. Hand on Your Heart
2. Wouldn't Change a Thing
3. Never Too Late
4. Nothing to Lose
5. Tell Tale Signs
6. Especially for You - Jason Donovan, Kylie Minogue
7. My Secret Heart
8. I'm Over Dreaming (Over You)
9. Tears on My Pillow
10. Heaven and Earth
11. Enjoy Yourself

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #41490 in Music
• Released on: 1999-03-01
• Number of discs: 1

Customer Reviews

why i love this album
I spent alot of time in hospital and i listened to this album constantly and it pulled me through some very very tough times so this album out of every album ever available this has to be my very fave album EVER

Second album maintains style of debut
In 1980's Britain, the most successful pop record producers were the team of Stock, Aitken and Waterman. Many of their singers faded from popularity as quickly as they emerged, leaving a legacy of doubtful importance. A few did rise above the rest but the star that shone the brightest was Kylie.

This album was produced entirely by Stock, Aitken and Waterman, who wrote all the songs except for Tears on my pillow (the Little Anthony fifties classic). This cover helped to convince me that Kylie should be taken seriously - it is brilliant. I've heard several versions including Reba McEntire's. Kylie should be proud of her cover, which went all the way to number one in Britain, even though I slightly prefer Reba's. Hand on your heart (number one), Wouldn't change a thing (number two) and Never too late (number four) were the other UK hits from this album.

While many will continue to dismiss Kylie (especially these early albums), she is much better than many of the singers she is sometimes compared to, and has proved it by lasting longer than any of her critics thought possible.

Note that this CD is also available via the boxed set - Kylie Minogue x3. It's only three individual CD's wrapped in a cardboard slipcase but it's much cheaper than buying the three separately.

Enjoy it!
I think for its time, this album dererves 4 stars! Kylie's second album on the PWL Label back in 1989. This album, unlike her debut a year previous, has more varied styles and sounds, a sign of what we would be in for for years to come!
Starting with the first single to be taken 'Hand on your Heart' this is when Kylie peaked the first time around! With it's typical 80's Pete Waterman's Hit Factory sound! A lot these sound the same such as 'Never too late' 'Nothing to lose' 'I'm Over (dreaming over you)'. But as i said this album appeared to be the first sign of experimenting with tracks such as 'My Secret Heart' 'Heaven and Earth' and the sweet 'Tell tale signs' these songs are more soulful and could vision her laying over the top of a piano singing to these!
This was also the time that Kylie made her first film 'The Delinquents' which featured Kylie's cover of 'Tears on my pillow' which also features on this album! If you like today's Kylie it's very interesting to take a trip back and hear this kind of stuff of hers!