HYPE-STICKER on front. Unopened/new vinyl, factory sealed, and in excellent condition. Minor wear to corners, slightly heavier wear to bottom-right corner. (Notch in top-left.)
Cats Without Claws, the out-of-print album by Donna Summer peaked at #40 on Billboard's album chart and sold approximately 300,000 copies in the United States. The album also produced four singles: There Goes My Baby, Eyes, Supernatural Love and the title track. Summer's previous album, She Works Hard for the Money, had been her most successful since the disco era, and as a result, its producer Michael Omartian was asked to produce this new album. Again the majority of tracks were written by Summer and Omartian, though a couple of other writers were credited including Summer's husband Bruce Sudano. As with the previous album, Cats Without Claws was pop/dance oriented but included soulful ballads. The album also contained a cover of There Goes My Baby, originally made popular by The Drifters, which became the first single. Although Summer requested Oh Billy Please as the first single, again Geffen and his executives rejected her request. A gospel song written by Reba Rambo-McGuire and Dony McGuire entitled Forgive Me would win Summer a Grammy award for Best Inspirational Performance.