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Tony Hadley, of Spandau Ballet, is captured here at his best with 15 ballads that show off his voice to fine effect, including "I Can Make You Love Me" and "After All This Time," from the British television show DOWN TO EARTH.
The voice of Spandau Ballet is anthologized with this special collection of his recordings, capitalizing on the grand finals of the UK TV special "Reborn In The USA", with the theme "I Can Make You Love Me". Also appearing for the first time is "After All This Time" from the BBC1 show "Down To Earth". Includes three of Spandau's outstanding hits as well. Tony Hadley True Ballads Songs True Ballads Review
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