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Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sugar Walls (7") | EMI Music (Canada) | B-8253 | Canada | 1984 | |
| Sugar Walls / Straight Talking (7") | EMI America | B-8253 | US | 1984 | |
| Sugar Walls (12") | EMI America | V-75083 | US | 1984 | |
| Sugar Walls (12") | EMI Records | 12EMI 5517 | UK | 1984 | |
| Sugar Walls (12", Pro) | EMI America, EMI America | SPRO-9312, SPRO-9313 | US | 1984 | |
| Sugar Walls (Dance Mix) (12") | EMI America | V-7852 | US | 1985 | |
| Sugar Walls (12", Single) | EMI | 1A K060-20 0526 6 | Europe | 1985 | |
| Sugar Walls (7", Single) | EMI | 1A 006-20 0527 7 | Europe | 1985 |
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Reviews & Discussion
referencing Sugar Walls, 12", V-75083
I can't believe this hasn't been entered yet. I thought that this was quintessentiel Sheena Easton song. It's definitely her nastiess song for shure ("...but there's more that you come for, my sugar walls"). Prince was involved in it too, so it sounds like a Prince song (c. 1984): that Linn Drum production with a relativley high 132 bpm tempo. You can also hear him singing back up. She sang back up for him on "You Got the Look", so it has that kinda vibe. Party Choon for those who don't take themselves to seriously.