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    Wicked Game

    Wicked Game

    by Chris Isaak

    July 1989 · 12 tracks · 46m 15s

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    About This Album

    Chris Isaak released his third studio album, Heart Shaped World, in July 1989 through Reprise Records. The record features twelve tracks that blend country, rockabilly, and surf rock into a moody soundscape defined by twangy guitars and Isaak's breathy baritone vocals. Although the album initially struggled to find a commercial audience upon its release, it eventually achieved platinum status driven by the success of its lead single.

    The track "Wicked Game" served as the defining moment for both the song and the artist. Released as a single in July 1989 without much fanfare, the song gained significant traction only after appearing in David Lynch's 1990 film Wild at Heart. By March 1991, the single climbed to number six on the Billboard Hot 100 and topped charts in Belgium. The accompanying music video, directed by Herb Ritts and shot in Hawaii with model Helena Christensen, won two MTV Video Music Awards for Best Male Video and Best Cinematography that same year.

    Tracklist

    1
    Wicked Game
    4:20
    2
    Blue Hotel
    3:45
    3
    Somebody's Crying
    3:32
    4
    I Can't Sleep Baby (If I Can't Be With You)
    4:12
    5
    Mean Woman Blues
    3:15
    6
    Cry Cry Cry
    3:28
    7
    You Don't Have to Say You Love Me
    3:50
    8
    I've Got the Same Old Blues
    3:42
    9
    Lay Down Your Arms
    3:38
    10
    Someday Soon
    3:55
    11
    Love Is a Lonely Road
    3:22
    12
    Heart Shaped World
    4:16

    Chart Performance

    #6 Billboard Hot 100

    Certifications

    Multi-Platinum (US)

    Awards

    MTV Video Music Awards: Best Male Video: (1991)
    MTV Video Music Awards: Best Cinematography: (1991)

    Keywords

    Chris IsaakHeart Shaped WorldRockabillyDavid LynchWild at HeartHerb RittsHelena ChristensenRick Rubin

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    Album Info

    Artist
    Chris Isaak
    Type
    Studio Album
    Released
    July 1989
    Label
    Reprise Records
    Tracks
    12
    Length
    46m 15s
    Peak Chart
    #6 Billboard Hot 100
    Producer
    Rick Rubin
    Inspiration
    A telephone call from a former lover
    Video Director
    Herb Ritts
    Film Appearance
    Wild at Heart (1990)

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