"Slave To The Rhythm" is the seventh studio album by Grace Jones, produced by [[artist:Trevor Horn]] and released in 1985. "Slave To The Rhythm" is a concept album featuring several interpretations of the title track. The track was originally intended for [[artist:6273]] as a follow-up to "Relax". (The FGTH version of "Slave To The Rhythm" was initially announced as part of the tracklist of "[m=752311]" when the Pledge campaign was launched but eventually wasn't included.) The original LP edition includes excerpts from conversations with Jones about her life, conducted by journalists Paul Morley, Paul Cooke with voice-overs from actor Ian McShane. Portions of the original LP material are absent on several CD reissues. "Jones the Rhythm", "The Fashion Show" and "Ladies and Gentlemen: Miss Grace Jones" are all edited in length (with the latter track matching the 7" single mix); the interview portions between Morley and Jones are omitted, rendering "The Crossing" a fully instrumental track. "The Frog and the Princess" appears in extended form and is moved further down the running order, after "Slave to the Rhythm". Ian McShane's introduction from the start of the album, "Ladies and gentlemen: Miss Grace Jones", reappears as the intro to the song of the same name. Only North American CD editions, e.g., [r=609245] US 1987, some European pressings (albeit with the abridged tracklist printed on the artwork), e.g., [r=5940915], [r=11062005], and the [2015 remastered edition](https://www.discogs.com/Grace-Jones-Slave-To-The-Rhythm/release/7197999) retain the same track listing and running times as the original vinyl version. Singles from the album: • [m=67450] - appears on the album as "Ladies And Gentlemen: Miss Grace Jones" • [m=45137] • [m=2919925] - appears on the original album edition as "Slave To The Rhythm" (track B1)