You Hold the Key

You Hold the Key
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Studio album by Beth Nielsen Chapman
Released	1993
Recorded	N/A
Genre	Singer-Songwriter
Length	49:23
Label	Reprise
Producer	Jim Ed Norman
Beth Nielsen Chapman chronology
Beth Nielsen Chapman (1990)Beth Nielsen Chapman1990 You Hold the Key (1993) Sand and Water (1997)Sand and Water1997

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You Hold the Key is Beth Nielsen Chapman's third album ('Hearing it first' was her first, in 1980). It was released in 1993 on Reprise Records, and features a duet with British singer-songwriters and Mike + The Mechanics vocalist/keyboardist Paul Carrack, called "In the Time It Takes".

Track listing

All tracks composed by Beth Nielsen Chapman; except where indicated

1. "I Don't Know" 3:57
2. "You Hold the Key" 4:06
3. "Dance with Me Slow" 4:18
4. "Say It to Me Now" 4:48
5. "When I Feel This Way" 4:20
6. "Rage on Rage" 4:19
7. "Only So Many Tears" 4:08
8. "In the Time It Takes" Duet with Paul Carrack 4:18
9. "You Say You Will" (Chapman, Verlon Thompson) 4:20
10. "The Moment You Were Mine" (Chapman, Steve Dorff) 3:31
11. "Faithful Heart" (Chapman, Twila Paris) 3:31
12. "Dancer to the Drum" 3:39

Production

• Produced By Frank Filipetti, Paul Samwell-Smith & Jim Ed Norman
• Associate Producers: Beth Nielsen Chapman, Danny Kee, Ivy Skoff
• Recorded & Engineered By Keith Grant & Robert Tassi
• Second Engineers: Donny Bott, Mark Capps, Robert Charles, Jon Dickson, Shawn McLean, Chris Ludwinsky, Fred Mercer, Adrian Moore, Brian Pollack, Thom Russo & Ben Wallach
• Mixed By Frank Filipetti & Chris Lord-Alge
• Mastered By Ted Jensen

Personnel

• Drums: Russ Kunkel, Paul Leim
• Percussion: Tom Roady
• Drum Programming: Jimmy Bralower
• Bass: Martin Allcock, Will Lee, Michael Rhodes, Leland Sklar
• Guitars: Mark Casstevens, Beth Nielsen Chapman, Andrew Gold, Josh Leo, Simon Nicol, Jim Ryan
• Keyboards & Programming: Nick Bicat, Robbie Buchanan, Beth Nielsen Chapman, Teese Gohl, Dave Innis, Mike Lawler, Matt Rollings
• Saxophone: Jim Horn, Andy Snitzer
• Dulcimer: Martin Allcock
• Trumpet: Rod McGaha
• Kathryn Trickell: Pipes
• Miriam Keogh: Harp
• London Symphony Orchestra: Strings