This all-woman production is set in provincial France in the early 1930's. Two young, country sisters enter domestic service in the bourgeois household of a penurious widow and her homely daughter. Neither pair speaks to the other: two sets of women separated and confined by social convention, personality, and the house itself. The relationship of the sisters slowly evolves into obsession, brought about by isolation and by emotions left from childhood. Trapped in a garret room, the sisters' violent downstairs-upstairs collision with Madame Danzard and the lumpy Isabelle seems certain.

In the 80's dance music scene, two names stand out, Chic and Sister Sledge, both having massive popularity on the dance floor. This CD set contains most of their best tracks, Frankie, for me being one they should have left off, but I'm sure some like that particular track. I feel they should have binned the remix CD (Disc 2) and given us all the 12inch versions of these tracks instead, which would easily fill two CDs.
This set is good value for money all things considered, well worth it to hear. Good quality, well Mastered versions of Both Sister Sledge and Chic's journey through time and the dance floor. GOOD TIMES indeed.

Anna Fitzgerald looks to earn medical emancipation from her parents who until now have relied on their youngest child to help their leukemia-stricken daughter Kate remain alive.

2009 studio album from this outfit formed by former Bananarama member Siobhan Fahey. Songs From The Red Room features writing and production collaborations with contemporary hitmakers Whitey, Jagz Kooner and Death In Vegas to musical legends Marco Pirroni (Adam & the Ants, Wolfmen) and Terry Hall (Specials / Fun Boy 3). The albums first single, 'Bitter Pill', has already been covered by The Pussycat Dolls for inclusion on their debut album and renamed 'I Want You Back'. – Amazon.com