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It was the British singer's twenty-fourth studio album. A studio album is a collection of previously unreleased, studio-recorded tracks by a recording artist. ...

Track listing

1. Teardrops
   • With k.d. Lang
   • Produced by Greg Penny
2. When I Think About Love (I Think About You)
   • With P. M. Dawn
   • Produced by P.M. Dawn
3. The Power
   • With Little Richard
   • Produced by Greg Penny and Elton John
4. Shakey Ground
   • With Don Henley
   • Produced by Don Henley
5. True Love
   • With Kiki Dee
   • Produced by Narada Michael Walden for Pefection Light Productions
6. If You Were Me
   • With Chris Rea
   • Produced by Chris Rea
7. A Woman's Needs
   • With Tammy Wynette
   • Produced by Barry Beckett
8. Old Friend
   • With Nik Kershaw
   • Produced by Nik Kershaw
9. Go On And On
   • With Gladys Knight
   • Produced by Stevie Wonder
10. Don't Go Breaking My Heart
    • With RuPaul
    • Produced by Giorgio Moroder
11. Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing
    • With Marcella Detroit
    • Produced by Chris Thomas
12. I'm Your Puppet
    • With Paul Young
    • Produced by Steve Lindsey
13. Love Letters
    • With Bonnie Raitt
    • Produced by Don Was
14. Born To Lose
    • With Leonard Cohen
    • Produced by Steve Lindsey
15. Don't Let the Sun go Down on Me (live)
    • With George Michael
    • Produced by George Michael
16. Duets For One
    • Produced by Elton John, Stuart Epps and Greg Penny

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