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It's been 25 years since Bryan Adams was exposed to the world, and he's celebrating the fact with a brand new anthology album chronicling his incredibly successful career from 1980-2005. Perhaps one of the more unusual tracks to make the album is a duet featuring the original Adams and fellow Canadian Pamela Anderson. Pammy will be replacing Melanie C on the hit single "When You're Gone" - guess poor old Sporty Spice ain't cool enough anymore. As well as the aforementioned track, "Anthology" will contain another new number and spans two CDs with 36 Adams originals completing the track listing. Occasional listeners can expect all his hits, such as "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You", "Heaven", "Summer Of 69", "Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman?", "All For One" and "Please Forgive Me", whereas fans might look forward to some of the more obscure releases on the album. "Anthology" will be released on October 18 and also features definitive photographs of Adams and an essay by celebrated music critic Dave Marsh. Those who get in quickly will also receive the limited edition DVD of previously unreleased footage from his tour in Portugal in February 2005. |
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