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Torn Between Two Lovers 1976
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Torn Between Two Lovers

Mary MacGregor released her first album in 1976, a pop Album called Torn Between Two Lovers. It was recorded in an Alabama studio, Muscle Shoals Sound Studio, and produced by Peter Yarrow and Barry Beckett. It was an important release, as it reached number 17 on the Billboard 200. Three singles were taken from it, all of which made it into country and pop charts. The title song, Torn Between Two Lovers, was the one that resonated the most, reaching number one on pop and adult contemporary.

Year
1976
Songs
10
Duration
33 min 9 seg
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10 song|s

Song list

# Title Available ⏱
01

Mama

3:19
02

This Girl (Has Turned Into a Woman)

3:25
03

Good Together

2:51
04

It’s Too Soon (To Let Our Love End)

2:46
05

Why Did You Wait (To Tell Me)

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4:05
06

The Lady I Am

4:15
07

For a While

2:52
08

I Just Want to Love You

3:00
09

Take Your Love Away

2:50
10

Torn Between Two Lovers

3:46

About the album

Torn Between Two Lovers, according to DoReSol

The album sold quite well, and although it was not a sales phenomenon, it did find a place on the radio. The critics received it with a C in the Record Guide by Robert Christgau, who compared it with Olivia Newton-John and called it a "substitute," something that didn't please him much. Although it wasn't a big success, it helped Mary MacGregor make a name for herself in the world of 1970s pop.