This is the first track on Alison Moyet's first solo album, and her first single. Co-written by Steve Jolley, Tony Swain and the lady herself, it runs to 3 minutes 52 seconds and was released on the Columbia label backed by "Baby I Do." In 1979, the Barclay James Harvest song "Loving Is Easy" was banned from the BBC Top Of The Pops programme because of what appeared to be vague sexual innuendos; in 1984, "Love Resurrection" faced no such problems, even though it includes two thinly veiled references to sexual activity: A warm injection Is all I need to calm the pain And I want you to grow in my hand Although "Love Resurrection" did well in the UK singles chart, Americans were not so impressed; it entered the Billboard Chart at #89 week ending July 5, 1985, and peaked at #82.
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