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True Blue is the third studio album by American recording artist Madonna, released in 1986. The record was co-produced by Madonna, Stephen Bray, and Patrick Leonard, marking a shift toward a more conventional pop and dance-rock sound. It features several prominent international hit singles, including "Papa Don't Preach," "Open Your Heart," and "Live to Tell." The album achieved substantial global commercial success and solidified her status as a mainstream pop artist.
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Who did Madonna dedicate the album *True Blue* to?
Madonna famously dedicated her 1986 album *True Blue* to her then-husband, actor Sean Penn. In the album's liner notes, she referred to him as "the coolest guy in the universe," though their highly publicized marriage ultimately ended in divorce a few years later.
How many number-one hit singles came from Madonna's *True Blue* album?
The album generated a remarkable string of commercial hits, including three tracks that reached number one on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100: "Live to Tell," "Papa Don't Preach," and "Open Your Heart." The record itself also topped the charts in over 20 countries worldwide.
Who produced the *True Blue* album alongside Madonna?
Madonna took a more hands-on role by co-producing the entire record with her primary collaborators, Stephen Bray and Patrick Leonard. This specific production team marked a distinct shift in her sound, moving away from pure dance-pop toward a more conventional pop and dance-rock style.
What is Madonna's hairstyle on the *True Blue* album cover?
On the iconic cover, photographed by Herb Ritts, Madonna sports a very short, platinum blonde pixie cut. This striking, sculptural look, along with her head tilted back, became one of the most famous visual eras of her career.
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