Sheena Easton – You Could Have Been With Me

You Could Have Been With Me is the second studio album by Scottish pop star Sheena Easton, released in 1981 on EMI America. Coming off the massive success of her debut (featuring the chart-topping Morning Train (Nine to Five)), this album solidified Easton’s reputation as one of the early 80s’ rising pop voices.

The record blends pop and soft rock sensibilities, showcasing Easton’s vocal range and ability to move between tender ballads and powerful pop anthems. The standout title track You Could Have Been With Me became a hit internationally, cementing her status as a global pop star. Produced by Christopher Neil, the album carries polished production, lush instrumentation, and themes of love, heartbreak, and resilience.

Visually, the album cover features a bold portrait of Sheena Easton with her iconic early-80s look, embodying the glamour and strength of the era. Collectors of 80s pop and vinyl enthusiasts alike will appreciate this album both for its music and its striking visual presentation.