Product Description

'One Man Woman' is the second album from Shena, a singer devoted to the art of disco/soul music. With a sound so vibrant, catchy and well-performed, it's difficult to ignore Shena's charm and talent. This record is perfect for igniting anyparty atmosphere and includes the single 'Nasty Little Rumour'.

Track Listing

1. One Man Woman
2. Where Can I Hide
3. Nasty Little Rumour
4. It's A Mystery
5. Stay A While
6. Everything You Need
7. Time To Move On
8. Treat Me Like Your Baby
9. Why U Wanna Man Like That
10. Where Did It All Go Right
11. Don't Get Me Wrong
12. I'll Never Love This Way Again

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #197904 in Music
• Released on: 2009-01-19
• Number of discs: 1

Customer Reviews

Shena - a must have for your collection!
Shena you may know from such hits as Weekend (Michael Gray) and Watch Out (Alex Gaudino) too many to name-she has been a featured vocalist on some wicked dance tunes for many years now and is finally striding out on her own with an album of pure class. This is up there with Whitney and Mariah and for such a talent to come from my own back yard (Surrey) makes me all the more proud! All the tracks on this album have been superbly produced by Sheriff aka James Winchester-great hooks strong vocals making an unbeatable combination-get this. Just get this.

Great Artist and music, poor quality CD
Purchased from Amazon end of August.
Good price and fast delivery, however First play CD jumps over certain tracks, will be returning for replacement.
Shena and her Music Fantastic, recommend to anyone, shame about the poor quality of disk!!
David

About time Shena had an artist album
If the singles are anything to go by, this should be a good - and timely - album. You probably already know the vocals of Shena Winchester (née McSween) from such classic floorfillers as Nothing I Won't Do (JX), Guilty (De Souza), I'll Be Waiting and Your Day Is Coming (Full Intention), The Weekend (Michael Gray), and solo cuts such as More Than Woman and Electrosexual. She's the UK, disco Dionne Warwick (or something), without trying to take away from the uniqueness of her vocal style. But could Amazon please take note that Shena Ringo is a completely different singer altogether? Thanks.