Eaten Alive

Diana Ross's 1985 album, Eaten Alive, is a testament to the legendary artist's enduring talent. This captivating collaboration with the Bee Gees, primarily written and produced by Barry Gibb, takes listeners on a musical journey through the realms of Motown and disco. The album, released on 24 September 1985, features a dramatic opening with the title track Eaten Alive, showcasing Diana Ross's distinctive vocals and the Gibb brothers' masterful songwriting.

With notable tracks such as Chain Reaction and Experience, Eaten Alive showcases Diana Ross's ability to craft infectious and memorable songs. Although the album was commercially unsuccessful in the US, it achieved recognition worldwide, particularly with the hit single Chain Reaction reaching the top 10 and top 20 charts globally.

The album's duration of 45 minutes is filled with a mix of upbeat and emotive tracks, including Oh Teacher, More and More, and (I Love) Being in Love with You. The collaboration with the Bee Gees brings a unique sound to the album, with Barry Gibb's distinctive production style complementing Diana Ross's powerful vocals.

Eaten Alive may not have been the commercial success that Diana Ross had hoped for, but it remains a notable entry in her discography, showcasing her continued talent and dedication to her craft. The album's blend of Motown and disco influences, combined with the Bee Gees' signature sound, makes for a compelling listen that is sure to appeal to fans of Diana Ross and the era's music.