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Billy Ocean 1976 Album
Billy Ocean

Billy Ocean Billy Ocean
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33m 54s
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Billy Ocean is the debut studio album by the British recording artist Billy Ocean, released in 1976 by GTO Records. It includes the hit singles "Love Really Hurts Without You", "L.O.D. (Love on Delivery)" and "Stop Me (If You've Heard it All Before)".
artist
Billy Ocean
Billy Ocean
producer
Ben Findon
Ben Findon
label
Epic
Epic
GTO
GTO
Other Roles
Billy Ocean
Billy Ocean
Vocals
Paul Robinson
Paul Westwood
Les Thatcher
Les Thatcher
Guitar
Tracklist
1. Tell Him to Move Over 3m 26s
2. Stop Me (If You've Heard It All Before) 3m 56s
3. Let's Put Our Emotions in Motion 3m 9s
4. Let's Do It All Again 3m 40s
5. Love Really Hurts Without You 3m 2s
6. Whose Little Girl Are You? 2m 56s
7. Soul Rock 2m 38s
8. One Kiss Away 2m 53s
9. Hungry for Love 2m 54s
10. Eye of a Storm 2m 38s
11. L.O.D. (Love on Delivery) 2m 42s

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2025-10-01 7:06pm
Billy Ocean's debut record didn't sound much like the music he would make in the 80's, that would bring him to super stardom. This was a curious mix of disco-pop and Motown-ish oldies/soul stuff. It's just OK at best, with one of these songs becoming a chart hit (the ABBA-like "Love Really Hurts Without You", which is fairly nice), but ultimately disposable. Maybe you want to hear it for sheer contrast or curiosity, like I did?
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