Culture Club - Your Kisses Are Charity

1999 single for Virgin, a great pop reggae tune for summer! Pt.1 has three mixes of 'Your Kisses Are Charity' (Blouse & Skirt Mix, Delirium Tremours Mix and Ninja Dub 3). Slimlinejewel case. 1999 release. 'Your Kisses Are Charity' is taken from the forthco Album Description

CULTURE CLUB - BACK ON TRACK

If YOUR KISSES ARE CHARITY is at all indicative of what the new album will be like, then I am hugely pleased. This song embodies what this band does best - souful reggae with a twist. Truly the best album was KISSING TO BE CLEVER. Perhaps the kisses are lucky. Culture Club1s demise was its last album FROM LUXURY TO HEARTACHE. Great songs, but Arif Mardins grand production was off the mark. Culture Club fans get ready DON1T MIND IF I DO promises to be the antidote and, perhaps, Culture Club1s most successful album yet. September 23, 1999

Kissing to be clever...again

Well, this new single is one step closer to an album of new material. The reggae-tinged "Kisses..." is familiar territory, especially as a follow-up to their previous new single, "I Just Wanna Be Loved." It leads me to wonder if the new album will be entirely reggae. What enthuses the single a bit more is the inclusion of the Kinky Disco remix of "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me" (a kind of clunky handbag remix) and the Quivver remix of "Time (Clock of the Heart)." Whether or not you hear these new mixes in clubs has more to do with karma, but they will surprise friends if you put them on mix tapes. Overall, nothing groundbreaking here, but fun to have anyway. September 2, 1999

Dolly and the Boy camp it up to great success!

With Culture Club newly reformed and all the drama in the past, they show that they still know how to camp it up with the release of their first single off the forthcoming album, "Don't Mind If I Do". The blending of different musical styles has always been a trademark of Culture Club, and here they have done so again, and in a very unique and engaging way, with reggae and C & W. The styles of those genres meld beautifully with Boy George's voice as well as Dolly Parton's which is as strong and lovely as ever, all while complementing each other gracefully. Definitely worth the time to hear it again and again. Welcome back, Boys!! (and Ms. Dolly!) August 7, 1999

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