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Elisabeth's Eyes
"Elisabeth's Eyes" is the second single of 1989 from English musician Nik Kershaw. The single was the second and final single from Kershaw's fourth album ''The Works''.
==Background==
Since 1986, Kershaw's commercial success was declining with his singles charting lower and lower from the top 20 chart within the UK. The album's leading single "One Step Ahead" managed to peak at #55 in the UK, however "Elisabeth's Eyes" failed to chart in the top 100 altogether. This was Kershaw's first single to fail the chart since his debut release in 1983. After the release of the single, Kershaw decided to end his solo career, concentrating on writing and producing for other artists instead, until 1998 when Kershaw released the album ''15 Minutes''.
"Elisabeth's Eyes" was written by Kershaw who would write most of his material solely. The song was produced by Julian Mendelsohn and Kershaw. Mendelsohn is a British producer who has worked with numerous artists such as Pet Shop Boys, Elton John, Jimmy Page, Bob Marley and Paul McCartney. Although the album was produced by Peter Wolf and co-produced by Brian Malouf, both singles, including "Elisabeth's Eyes", were written shortly after Kershaw was unhappy with Wolf's production and his direction for the album. Both singles from the album were produced by Kershaw and Julian Mendelsohn, whilst the two also re-worked the production of the entire album, earning them an additional production credit.
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