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Albums, Years & Catalog # in this torrent: 


First Offense (1983) CDP 7 46077 2
Boy in the Box (1985) CDP 7 46166 2
Fields of Fire (1986) CDP 7 46331-2
Young Man Running ( 1988 ) AOCD551
BANg! (1990) Q2-92513
Attitude & Virtue (1992) CD 26815
Corey Hart (1996) CK 80240
Jade ( 1998 ) CK 80387



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From Wiki:


Corey Mitchell Hart (born 31 May 1962, in Montreal, Quebec) is a Grammy Award-nominated Canadian musician. He grew up in Montreal, Spain, Mexico City, and Key Biscayne, Florida, and was raised solely by his mother from the age of 10 when his parents divorced.[1] Hart was a prodigy as a teenager. At 13, he sang for Tom Jones and recorded with Paul Anka in Las Vegas and, at 19, recorded demos with Billy Joel and Eric Clapton before signing to a major label at the age of 20.[2]

Corey Hart's first album was recorded in Manchester, England in the spring of 1982. Released in 1983, First Offense, featured the US Top 10 hit songs "Sunglasses at Night" and "It Ain't Enough". The album went platinum in both Canada and the United States.

His follow-up album was the chart-topping Boy in the Box. Boy in the Box reached diamond status in Canada (1 million copies sold), becoming only the second Canadian album to do so, after Bryan Adams' Reckless that same year. It featured the phenomenal radio hit "Never Surrender," which was the #2 song in the year-end Canadian charts in 1985, finishing second only to "Tears Are Not Enough", the Canadian charity single which also featured Hart. In fact, Hart became so popular that he was offered the role of Marty McFly in the film Back to the Future, which he turned down.[citation needed] (The role eventually went to another Canadian, Michael J. Fox while Hart focused on his music career.) Hart was also offered the lead songs "The Heat Is On" and "Danger Zone" for "Beverly Hills Cop" and "Top Gun" soundtracks respectively, both of which he politely declined, stating his preference to record his own songs.

Hart continued to record music and his maturity reflected in his songwriting, though his commercial success in the United States began to wane with the advent of grunge rock. However, he continued to chart successfully in Canada throughout the 1990s. He amassed a total of 26 Top 30 hits in his native country.

In 2002, Hart returned to the studio to re-record "Sunglasses At Night", which was remixed by engineers, Original 3. Released to club DJs that year, it became an instant smash on the international dance music charts.

Today, Hart is based in the Bahamas with his wife, French-Canadian singer Julie Masse and their four children: daughters India, Dante and River and son Rain. Masse, born on June 3 1964, was the inspiration for Hart's song "Third of June". Hart currently works primarily as a songwriter, writing music for his wife and other artists, including Celine Dion.







First Offense 1983



First Offense is the debut album by Corey Hart. It featured the hit singles "Sunglasses at Night" (along with an award-winning music video) and the ballad "It Ain't Enough". Hart was subsequently nominated for four Juno Awards and a Grammy Award for "Best New Artist".

After his first break in meeting Billy Joel in a New York recording studio, Corey Hart was signed to Aquarius Records and went to England to record his first album. Much of it was recorded at Revolution Recording Studios in Cheshire, where owner Andy Macpherson helped Hart acquire a mix of English musicians who were known for their work in other bands, including Gary Tibbs (Adam & the Ants) on bass, Paul Burgess (10cc) on drums and Michael Hehir (Sad Café) on guitar. Hehir would become a fulltime member of Hart's band for the next seven years. The album also features a cameo by Eric Clapton, playing the Dobro (Resonator guitar); a fact mentioned in Hart's early promotional materials.

Hart had completed the album by August 1983, minus "Sunglasses at Night" which had yet to be written. In a 1985 radio interview with CHUM-FM, Hart described how he had returned to Canada and then penned the song: "I wrote 'Sunglasses' and I said to the record company "I gotta do this song. I've just got to put it on the album" because... it's just such an immediate song for me that when I wrote it, when I wrote the riff to that song, I said there's just something about it, some magic about this song. It was one of the only songs that I've written where I actually thought of the video at the time that I was writing it. I had that same gut feeling about 'Sunglasses' the minute I wrote it." The song, with its synth-driven beat and distinctive guitar, was added to the album and became the hit lead single, rising to #7 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts.

The other singles from the album included the ballad "It Ain't Enough" which became a Top-20 hit, "She Got the Radio" which features a lead saxophone and "Lamp at Midnite". Hart would tour North America and subsequently Europe and Australia on the strength of the "Sunglasses" single.

Two versions of the album were released, with the Canadian edition (on Aquarius Records) featuring a black & white photograph of Hart on the cover standing against a brick wall. The other edition (released on EMI) is more familiar as it is the cover used for all CD releases of the album and features a color close-up shot of Hart with stubble. The Canadian LP edition features an extra track "Araby (She's Just a Girl)", which was not used on the EMI edition and has never been released on CD.

In the liner notes, Hart dedicated the album to his mother Mindy.


Tracks: 

1.	"Sunglasses at Night" 
2.	"Peruvian Lady" 
3.	"Lamp at Midnite" 
4.	"She Got the Radio" 
5.	"It Ain't Enough" 
6.	"Does She Love You" 
7.	"Cheatin' in School" 
8.	"World Is Fire" 
9.	"At the Dance" 
10.	"Jenny Fey" 


 





Boy in the Box 1985


Boy in the Box is an album by Corey Hart released in 1985, which spawned four hit singles. The song "Never Surrender" won a Juno Award in 1985 for "Single of the Year" and reached #3 in the U.S. charts.


Tracks:

1.	"Boy in the Box" - 4:29 
2.	"Komrade Kiev" - 4:20 
3.	"Never Surrender" - 4:58 
4.	"Sunny Place - Shady People" - 4:21 
5.	"Eurasian Eyes" - 5:30 
6.	"Everything in My Heart" - 4:53 
7.	"Silent Talking" - 4:36 
8.	"Waiting for You" - 4:27 
9.	"Water from the Moon" - 3:47 









Fields of Fire 1986



Tracks: 

I Am By Your Side
Dancin’ With My Mirror
Take My Heart
Angry Young Man
Goin’ Home
Can’t Help Falling in Love
Broken Arrow
Political Cry
Is it Too Late?
Jimmy Rae
Blind Faith








Young Man Running 1988



Tracks:

Don’t Take Me to the Racetrack
In Your Soul
Truth Will Set You Free
Chase The Sun
So It Goes…
Still in Love
Spot You in a Coalmine
Lone Wolf
No Love Lost
Crossroad Caravan
Chippin’ Away








BANg! 1990



Tracks: 

A Little Love
BANG! (Starting Over)
Rain on Me
Chase the Sun
Diamond Cowboy
Icon
Can’t Stand Losing You
Kisses on the Train
Art of Color
Slowburn
Ballade for Nien Cheng









Attitude & Virtue 1992



Tracks: 

Back in the Hand
Love & Money
Baby When I Call Your Name
She’s Everywhere
I Want (Cool Cool Love)
Always
Poster
92 Days of Rain
Without Your Love
Sonnets from the Portuguese






Corey Hart 1996



Tracks: 

Black Cloud Rain
Someone
Love Hurts
Third of June
Simplicity
Tell Me
Angel of my Soul
Sunflowers
Kiss the Sky
On Your Own
India







Jade 1998



Tracks: 

Let it Fly
Without You
You & I
Break the Chain
La-Bas (duet with Julie Masse)
So Visible (Easy to Miss)
Jade
Reconcile
Above the Trees
Bittersweet
Believing
Everytime You Smile





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