Open Book (Video)

Open Book (Video)
Open Book
Video by Gary Barlow
Released 16 Mar 1998
Genre Pop, Soft Rock, Pop Rock, Ballad
Length 80:00
Label Sony BMG/RCA
Director Simon Fellowes
Producer Vladimir Fetin

"Gary Barlow: Open Book" is a set of recorded interviews with Gary Barlow in 1997 and 1998 which he is shown to express his feelings on the Take That split and how he is adjusting to his solo career. The video was also packed with a promo of the single "Hang On In There Baby" which was released around Europe commercially but not in the UK.

Contents

Video Information

This release contains the 4 music videos of the hit singles: "Forever Love", "Love Won't Wait", "So Help Me Girl" and "Open Road" as well as a video diary about the artist's life since the split with Take That.[1] Barlow also sings "Your Song" after commenting on how fond he is of the song's structure.[2]

Tracklist

1 "Forever Love" Film Director - Sophie Muller

2 "Love Won't Wait" Film Director - Rocky Schenk

3 "So Help Me Girl" Film Director - Rocky Schenk

4 "Open Road" Film Director - Thom Oliphant

Extras

  • Behind the Scenes on Music Video Set
  • Photo gallery
  • Credits

References

  1. ^ http://www.discogs.com/Gary-Barlow-Open-Book/release/807894 Disccogs.co.uk
  2. ^ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcrzHKePBW4 Open Book, 1998
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Studio albums
Open Road · Twelve Months, Eleven Days
Singles
"Forever Love" · "Love Won't Wait" · "So Help Me Girl" · "Open Road" · "Superhero"  · "Hang on in There Baby"  · "Stronger" · "For All That You Want" · "Lie to Me" · "Shame"
Featured Singles
Concert Tours
The Open Road Tour  · For the Fans Tour  · GB40
Other Releases
Open Book · My Take
Related articles
Take That · Take That discography · Gary Barlow discography · Future Records · Never Forget · CIN Rocks

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