Soul Kiss is an album released by Olivia Newton-John in 1985. The sleeve contains photography by Helmut Newton and Herb Ritts. The track "You Were Great, How Was I?" is a duet with Carl Wilson.

Although the album was not nearly as commercially successful as her previous efforts and barely made the Top 30 on the Billboard 200, it was certified Gold in both the U.S. and Australia and also charted at #5 in Japan.

The album's title song reached #20 on the Billboard Hot 100 and Adult Contemporary charts, Newton-John's last U.S. Top 40 Pop single to date in the U.S. and her second-to-last in Canada, and "Bubbled Under" the UK singles chart at #100. The follow-up single, "Toughen Up," failed to chart entirely except for a minor chart placement in Australia.

Opinions of the album are mixed among Olivia's fans, as some detractors see it as a continuation of her move into sexually suggestive territory begun four years earlier with "Physical" and an attempt to imitate the breakout success of Madonna over the previous year. (1)

Track listing

1. "Toughen Up"
2. "Soul Kiss"
3. "Queen of the Publication"
4. "Emotional Tangle
5. "Culture Shock"
6. "Moth to a Flame"
7. "Overnight Observation"
8. "You Were Great, How Was I?" (duet with Carl Wilson)
9. "Driving Music"
10. "The Right Moment"
11. The European and Japanese versions also contained "Electric".
12. "Electric" was the flipside of the single version of "Soul Kiss".

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