1986 Original Soundtrack. Cover Is VG++, Vinyl Appears Unplayed. “For The Score To Ken Russell's 1984 Erotic Thriller Crimes Of Passion, Rick Wakeman Enlisted A Couple Of His Usual Co-Conspirators In Strawbs Members Tony Fernandez (Drums) And Charles Cronk (Bass). Guitarist Rick Fenn (Mike Oldfield, 10cc) And Session Saxophonist Bimbo Acock Are Also Given A Fair Amount Of Work. Incorporating Dvorák's Ninth Symphony Throughout -- Rather Misleadingly, Neither The Sleeve Notes Nor Writing Credits Do Anything To Indicate This -- The Score To Crimes Of Passion Is Generally Upbeat Synth Rock Without A Great Deal Of Flashy Showmanship From The Composer. The Main Selling Point For Non-Wakeman Fanatics Is "It's A Lovely Life," A Driving Hard Rock Song Featuring Scottish Belter Maggie Bell. She's Also Featured On The Closing "Dangerous Woman," A Relatively Contemporary Pop Song With Surprisingly Little Of Wakeman's Imprint.” - Andy Kellman, AMG