SANDIE SHAW - Hello Angel (Rough Trade RTD 91) Germany 1988 LP
vinyl: mint- | cover: mint- | plus printed inner sleeve: mint-

Hello Angel is an original album by British singer Sandie Shaw, released in 1988.
Shaw had released a couple of non-commercial singles in the late 1970s on the CBS label but did not show a serious interest in making anymore material until the early 1980s when new husband Nik Powell(co-founder of the Virgin Group) introduced her to the B.E.F. (British Electric Foundation) and she ended up recording an updated version of the 1960s song "Anyone Who Had a Heart" for their "Music of Quality and Distinction" album and subsequently releasing it as a single. Shaw learned around this time that many famous musicians, such as Chrissie Hynde of the Pretenders, had been influenced by her, and she was invited to join Hynde on stage during one of their concerts to perform one of their songs with them. She and Hynde also sang a duet of Shaw's Top 3 hit from 1964, "Girl Don't Come." An album was discussed with Virgin Records, who had released the B.E.F.'s album, but Shaw fell pregnant with her daughter Amie and the project was put off.