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Ripe is the only studio album by English female pop music duo Banderas, released in 1991. It features the single "This Is Your Life", which reached number 16 in the UK Singles Chart, plus the follow-up single "She Sells", which reached number 41. A third single, "May This Be Your Last Sorrow", failed to chart.

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rdfs:comment	Ripe is the only studio album by English female pop music duo Banderas, released in 1991. It features the single "This Is Your Life", which reached number 16 in the UK Singles Chart, plus the follow-up single "She Sells", which reached number 41. A third single, "May This Be Your Last Sorrow", failed to chart. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Bernard Sumner Johnny Marr Luís Jardim Tim Weidner 1991 debut albums Albums produced by Stephen Hague London Records albums The Smiths London Records Stephen Hague Stevie Vann UK Singles Chart Liner notes The Communards AllMusic Banderas (duo) Guy Pratt Pop albums by English artists Jimmy Somerville Discogs Audrey Riley Pop music New Order (band) Roger Swallow
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artist	Banderas (duo)
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producer	Stephen Hague (en) Banderas (en) Mike Dignam (en)
released	1991 (xsd:integer)
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title	Never Too Late (en) Too Good (en) This Is Your Life (en) First Hand (en) She Sells (en) Comfort of Faith (en) Don't Let That Man (en) It's Written All Over My Face (en) May This Be Your Last Sorrow (en) Why Aren't You in Love With Me? (en)
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writer	Stephen Hague Roger Swallow (en) Buckley (en) Herbert (en) Swallow (en) Hague (en)
has abstract	Ripe is the only studio album by English female pop music duo Banderas, released in 1991. It features the single "This Is Your Life", which reached number 16 in the UK Singles Chart, plus the follow-up single "She Sells", which reached number 41. A third single, "May This Be Your Last Sorrow", failed to chart. The album includes an appearance from singer Jimmy Somerville, providing backing vocals on the track "Why Aren't You in Love With Me?"; Banderas band members Caroline Buckley and Sally Herbert had been backing musicians with Somerville's band The Communards. Johnny Marr from The Smiths and Bernard Sumner from New Order provide guitar on "This Is Your Life", with Sumner also doing backing vocals. (en)
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