Cyndi Lauper just re-released her sophomore album, True Colors, in a deluxe digital edition through Legacy/Sony Music. It includes two previously unreleased bonus tracks, “The River Cried” and Lauper’s version of The Beatles' “Across The Universe.” The 2LP will be available on December 4 in a limited-edition rainbow sprinkle variant and is available to pre-order now here. The 2LP will feature “The River Cried,” a never before released track, and select performances from Lauper’s Live at Le Zenith Paris show in 1987.
Said Lauper, reflecting on True Colors, “I’m grateful to the fans for embracing the range on the True Colors album - from ‘True Colors’ to ‘Boy Blue’ to ‘Change of Heart’ and my ‘What’s Going On’ cover. Yea, I took some risks. I wanted to grow. I was always hoping to become a great artist. To be remembered as someone who tried to push the boundaries a little. I’m lucky to have had partners and fans who embraced what I was doing. You start out wanting to make good music and you hope, also, to make a difference in people's lives and do something forward in music. I didn’t know if I could, but I tried and people heard me. Thankfully.”
Lauper continued, “The 40th anniversary of the True Colors album gave me an opportunity to go back and finish ‘The River Cried,’ a song by Billy Steinberg and Tom Kelly that we had to leave off the album in 1986. I also found the mastered version of ‘Across the Universe’ that Lennie Petze and I did. And then I started thinking about how great it would be to have a live album and I remembered our Live in Paris show. Then I went back to the Annie Leibovitz shoot and pulled images that no one had seen. We made art and it was very intentional. Having lost both Lennie and Billy this year, this project is especially meaningful to me.”
True Colors was originally released on September 15, 1986, the album reached #4 on the Billboard 200 and has sold more than 7 million copies worldwide. In the United States, the True Colors album has been certified 2x platinum by the RIAA. The RIAA has certified the “True Colors” single platinum as of October 14, 2021. Two tracks from the album earned Grammy Award nominations: “True Colors” for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance and “911” for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance.
With Lauper providing lead vocals and arrangements, True Colors features contributions from guest artists including Nile Rodgers (guitars: “Change of Heart”); Rick Derringer (guitars: “Calm Inside the Storm,” which he co-wrote with Lauper, and “The Faraway Nearby”); Adrian Belew (guitars and arrangements: “What’s Going On”); The Bangles (backing vocals: “Change of Heart”); Billy Joel (backing vocals: “Maybe He’ll Know”); Ellie Greenwich (backing vocals: “Calm Inside the Storm”); Aimee Mann (backing vocals: “The Faraway Nearby”) and others.
Also announcing recently: Bonhams will present a career-spanning auction of pieces from Cyndi Lauper's personal collection this fall, spanning costumes, fashion, instruments, awards, and memorabilia from across four decades. The sale will include a public exhibition in New York, with live and online auctions to follow. Further details will be announced by Bonhams.
Digital Tracklist:
Lauper continued, “The 40th anniversary of the True Colors album gave me an opportunity to go back and finish ‘The River Cried,’ a song by Billy Steinberg and Tom Kelly that we had to leave off the album in 1986. I also found the mastered version of ‘Across the Universe’ that Lennie Petze and I did. And then I started thinking about how great it would be to have a live album and I remembered our Live in Paris show. Then I went back to the Annie Leibovitz shoot and pulled images that no one had seen. We made art and it was very intentional. Having lost both Lennie and Billy this year, this project is especially meaningful to me.”
True Colors was originally released on September 15, 1986, the album reached #4 on the Billboard 200 and has sold more than 7 million copies worldwide. In the United States, the True Colors album has been certified 2x platinum by the RIAA. The RIAA has certified the “True Colors” single platinum as of October 14, 2021. Two tracks from the album earned Grammy Award nominations: “True Colors” for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance and “911” for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance.
With Lauper providing lead vocals and arrangements, True Colors features contributions from guest artists including Nile Rodgers (guitars: “Change of Heart”); Rick Derringer (guitars: “Calm Inside the Storm,” which he co-wrote with Lauper, and “The Faraway Nearby”); Adrian Belew (guitars and arrangements: “What’s Going On”); The Bangles (backing vocals: “Change of Heart”); Billy Joel (backing vocals: “Maybe He’ll Know”); Ellie Greenwich (backing vocals: “Calm Inside the Storm”); Aimee Mann (backing vocals: “The Faraway Nearby”) and others.
Also announcing recently: Bonhams will present a career-spanning auction of pieces from Cyndi Lauper's personal collection this fall, spanning costumes, fashion, instruments, awards, and memorabilia from across four decades. The sale will include a public exhibition in New York, with live and online auctions to follow. Further details will be announced by Bonhams.
Digital Tracklist:
Change of Heart
Maybe He'll Know
Boy Blue
True Colors
Calm Inside the Storm
What's Going On
Iko Iko
The Faraway Nearby
911
One Track Mind
The River Cried
Across the Universe
Change of Heart (Live)
The Goonies ‘R’ Good Enough (Live)
Boy Blue (Live)
All Through the Night (Live)
What’s Going On (Live)
Iko Iko (Live)
She Bop (Live)
Calm Inside the Storm (Live)
911 (Live)
One Track Mind (Live)
True Colors (Live)
Maybe He’ll Know (Live)
Time After Time (Live)
Money Changes Everything (Live)
Band Introduction (Live)
Girls Just Want to Have Fun (Live)
True Colors (A cappella) (Live)
2LP Track List:
SIDE 1
1. Change of Heart
2. Maybe He'll Know
3. Boy Blue
4. True Colors
5. Calm Inside the Storm
SIDE 2
1. What's Going On
2. Iko Iko
3. The Faraway Nearby
4. 911
5. One Track Mind
6. The River Cried
SIDE 3
1. Change of Heart (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987)
2. The Goonies ‘R’ Good Enough (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987)
3. Maybe He’ll Know (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987)
4. Boy Blue (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987)
5. True Colors (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987)
SIDE 4
1. What’s Going On (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987)
2. Iko Iko (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987)
3. Calm Inside the Storm (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987)
4. 911 (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987)
5. One Track Mind (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987)
6. True Colors (Acapella) (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987
Maybe He'll Know
Boy Blue
True Colors
Calm Inside the Storm
What's Going On
Iko Iko
The Faraway Nearby
911
One Track Mind
The River Cried
Across the Universe
Change of Heart (Live)
The Goonies ‘R’ Good Enough (Live)
Boy Blue (Live)
All Through the Night (Live)
What’s Going On (Live)
Iko Iko (Live)
She Bop (Live)
Calm Inside the Storm (Live)
911 (Live)
One Track Mind (Live)
True Colors (Live)
Maybe He’ll Know (Live)
Time After Time (Live)
Money Changes Everything (Live)
Band Introduction (Live)
Girls Just Want to Have Fun (Live)
True Colors (A cappella) (Live)
2LP Track List:
SIDE 1
1. Change of Heart
2. Maybe He'll Know
3. Boy Blue
4. True Colors
5. Calm Inside the Storm
SIDE 2
1. What's Going On
2. Iko Iko
3. The Faraway Nearby
4. 911
5. One Track Mind
6. The River Cried
SIDE 3
1. Change of Heart (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987)
2. The Goonies ‘R’ Good Enough (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987)
3. Maybe He’ll Know (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987)
4. Boy Blue (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987)
5. True Colors (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987)
SIDE 4
1. What’s Going On (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987)
2. Iko Iko (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987)
3. Calm Inside the Storm (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987)
4. 911 (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987)
5. One Track Mind (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987)
6. True Colors (Acapella) (Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France - March 12, 1987