As I Came of Age

As I Came of Age
As I Came Of Age
Studio album by Sarah Brightman
Released 1990
Recorded November 1988 - October 1989
Genre Vocal
Length 42:26
Label Polydor
Producer Val Garay
Sarah Brightman chronology
The Songs That Got Away As I Came Of Age
(1990)		 Sings the Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber
(1992)

As I Came Of Age (1990) is a studio album by English soprano Sarah Brightman. Sarah follows up The Songs That Got Away with a completely different solo album. As I Came of Age is a rather eclectic CD, containing such diverse songs as “Good Morning Starshine” from the musical Hair, “Yesterday” by Aimee Mann, “Love Changes Everything” from the Lloyd Webber musical Aspects of Love, and “Some Girls” by Lisa Burns and Sal Maida, with lyrics that include:

"Some girls get carried away/ Others save it for a rainy day/ But we’ll beg, borrow or steal/ We’ll paint the town if we don’t drown in sex appeal"

The CD was produced by Val Garay and recorded from November 1988 to October 1989.

The cover art features a Robert Blakeman photograph of Sarah, montaged onto the “The Kings’ Orchard” (a painting by Arthur Hughes c. 1858).

Track listing

  1. "The River Cried" (Billy Steinberg / Tom Kelly)
  2. "Something To Believe In" (Phil Palmer / Paul Bliss)
  3. "As I Came Of Age" (Lisa Burns / Sal Maida)
  4. "Take My Life" (Billy Steinberg / Tom Kelly / Andrew Lloyd Webber)
  5. "Some Girls" (Lisa Burns / Sal Maida)
  6. "Brown Eyes" (Phil Everly / John Durrill)
  7. "Love Changes Everything" (Andrew Lloyd Webber / Don Black / Charles Hart)
  8. "Good Morning Starshine" (James Rado / Gerome Ragni / Galt MacDermot)
  9. "Alone Again Or" (Bryan MacLean)
  10. "Yesterday (You Stopped Crying)" (Aimee Mann)
  11. "Bowling Green" (Phil Everly / Terri Slater)
  12. "It Must Be Tough...To Be That Cool" (Charlotte Deaver)

Trivia

The cover art is a photo manipulation of Sarah (taken by Robert Blakeman) onto the painting “The Kings’ Orchard” by Arthur Hughes.

Singles

v · Sarah Brightman
Studio albums
Compilations
Sarah Brightman Sings the Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber • Surrender • The Andrew Lloyd Webber Collection • The Very Best of 1990–2000 • Classics • Encore • The Harem Tour CD • Love Changes Everything • Classics: The Best of Sarah Brightman • Diva: The Singles Collection • Amalfi – Sarah Brightman Love Songs • Bella Voce
Live albums
and videos
Sarah Brightman: In Concert • A Gala Christmas in Vienna • One Night in Eden • La Luna: Live in Concert • Classics: The Best of Sarah Brightman • The Harem World Tour: Live from Las Vegas • Symphony: Live in Vienna
Singles
"I Lost My Heart to a Starship Trooper" • "The Adventures of the Love Crusader" • "Love in a UFO" • "My Boyfriend's Back" • "Not Having That!" • "Him" • "Rhythm of the Rain" • "Unexpected Song" • "All I Ask of You" • "Doretta's Dream" • "Anything But Lonely" • "Something to Believe In" • "Amigos Para Siempre" • "Captain Nemo" • "The Second Element" • "A Question of Honour" • "How Can Heaven Love Me" • "Heaven Is Here" • "Time to Say Goodbye" • "Just Show Me How to Love You" • "Who Wants to Live Forever" • "Tu Quieres Volver" • "There for Me" • "Eden" • "Deliver Me" • "So Many Things" • "The Last Words You Said" • "Scarborough Fair" • "A Whiter Shade of Pale" • "Harem" • "It's a Beautiful Day" • "What You Never Know" • "Free" • "I Will Be With You (Where the Lost Ones Go)" • "Running" • "Pasión" • "I Believe in Father Christmas"
Tours
"A Timeless Evening With Sarah Brightman" (UK and Germany) 1997  • "One Night In Eden Tour" 1999  • "La Luna World Tour" 2000–2001  • "Harem World Tour" 2004–2005 (2004/2005)  • "The Symphony World Tour" 2008–2009 (North America, Asia)  • "Sarah Brightman In Concert" 2009 (Mexico and South America)
Musical theatre
and film
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