I haven`t heard about this before, but today i found Stacy Lattisaw albums on amazon for $12.98. They were released february 12, 2006...

what albums?

Icicle said:

I started a thread on this a couple of weks ago. I bought the album called Sixteen. It's a cute new wave pop album. Which ones are you thinking of getting??

DavidEye said:

Collectables has just reissued these ones in the last month and a half:


Let Me Be Your Angel (1980)

With You (1981)

Sneakin Out (1982)

Sixteen (1983)

dancerella said:

I want them all
In a couple of weeks, i`m sure amazon will have plenty of customer reviews i can read, cause i haven`t heard them before, i only know her hits, which i love.

Icicle said:

I can recommend Sixteen. It's a sweet album! I'm curious about the one called Snaeking out.

it seems like her last album "what you need" was wiped off the face of the earth and is never mentioned, it sounded ok to me (even though i only heard 3 songs, lol)

dancerella said:

Yeah! I bought Sixteen 2 weeks ago. Still jammin to Million Dollar, Babe.

I've got to find that one. I'm thinking there might be a long version of "Dynamite" on there. It's been a lot of years but I thought I remembered hearing one on the radio back in the day. I love those damn explosions in the song.

vainandy said:

There's a "disco version" on her Very Best of cd. I don't know if that's the one you're looking for, but it is hot!

I've got that CD and that's not it. The version I'm thinking of sounds just like it but I think it's longer.

musicman said:

It's a cute cd innit?

CinisterCee said:

'Sneakin Out' is my favorite Stacy Lattisaw album.Released in the summer of 1982,it contains "Don't Throw It All Away",one of her finest ballads.It also contains the funky,gimmicky "Attack Of The Name Game",which became a big R&B hit in the fall of '82.This album also contains a nice cover of the Eddie Holman hit "Hey There Lonely Boy",and there are some cool uptempo jams here....the title track and "I'm Down For You" (which features percussion from a lady named Sheila Escovedo,lol).The highlight of the album is the last song "I Could Love You So Divine",my favorite song by her.It's a gorgeous ballad with a powerful,passionate vocal from Lattisaw.It's a "lost classic"....a gem that really should have been a single.

vainandy said:

I think there is a 12" version of that song.

musicman said:

"Million Dollar Babe" is alot of fun.It's a cool,New Wave-styled pop jam,with a Motown feel to it.It's a shame that it wasn't a big hit,but I guess it was too "poppy" for R&B radio and sadly,it was ignored completely by the pop stations.Still,I think it's one of her best singles.Remember the video?