So Toy's new greatest hits compilation is now "available." You can org note me for more details.
The track listing is as follows:

The tracklist:
1. If You Feel The Funk [La Toya Jackson (1980)]
2. Night Time Lover (with Michael Jackson) [La Toya Jackson (1980)]
3. Stay The Night [ My Special Love (1981)]
4. Think Twice [Heart Don't Lie (1984)]
5. Heart Don't Lie [Heart Don't Lie (1984)]
6. Hot Potato [Heart Don't Lie (1984)]
7. Private Joy (Prince cover) [Heart Don't Lie (1984)]
8. He's A Pretender [Imagination (1986)]
9. You're Gonna Get Rocked [La Toya (1988)]
10. You Blew [La Toya (1988)]
11. (Ain't Nobody Loves You) Like I Do [La Toya (1988)]
12. (Tell Me) He Means Nothing To You At All [La Toya (1988)]
13. Bad Girl [Bad Girl (1989)]
14. (Do The) Salsa [Bad Girl (1989)]
15. Sexbox [No Relations (1991)]
16. These Boots Are Made For Walking [From Nashville To You (1993)]
17. Should've Left You [unreleased [Startin' Over demo (2002)]
18. Just Wanna Dance [US Dance #13 single (2004)]



More to come as Latoya celebrates 30 years in music.

um is this a real album... or fan made

They should have added the duet with Randy called Giving You Up from My Special Love.

Umm, I didn't even know she had "hits", let alone greatest ones

30 years?!

CalhounSq said:

Me neither!
[Edited 4/8/07 8:06am]

CalhounSq said:

I agree, what a fucking joke.

feel the funk was an r&b hit was it not? I only like feel the funk, night time lover, just wanna dance, no more drama and armed & famous, but I don't think she has a good voice. People keep saying her recent music is better than janet's, I gotta hear it

This really should be on everyone's Ipod. 30 years of Toytastic joy!!! Please let me know if you're interested.

the only LaToya song I like is "Nighttime Lover",her cool 1980 hit that was written and produced by Michael I have not heard this song since 1980,but I remember liking it alot back then.

SoulAlive said:

I love "Nighttime Lover"-mainly because of MJ's vocals on it. His voice was superb on that song but Latoya has stated in the past that MJ was the one that kept the song from becoming a hit. In her book on the Jackson family, she said he turned down her vocals on the song & changed the production at the last minute because he did not want it to become a big hit and overshadow the success of "Off The Wall" lol. I'm not sure that album would have become a bit hit anyway, but it was a good effort-her first album that is.

I also like some of Latoya's other songs like "If You Feel The Funk", "Heart Don't Lie", "Special Love", "Hot Potato", "He's My Brother", "Free The World" and "SexBox".

Cinnamon234 said:

Wow,did he really do that?? In any case,I think it's a great song.Like many of his compositions,it has a haunting,hypnotic feel to it.The verses sound really mysterious and moody.But if he turned down her vocals,that's a good thing.She's not really a singer

Cinnamon234 said:

It sounds like delusion truly is a Jackson family trait.

I saw Heart Don't Lie on record for $6 and left it behind. I'm not paying that much for a Latoya record!

Is this a joke? Since when did one hit, two hits, no hits artists get greatest hit packages, All those songs you listed I only know a few. "If You Feel the Funk" and "Night Time Lover" I know very well because I used to own the 45's of both. Both by coincidence had "Lovely Is She" as the b-side. I remember as a kid playing that b-side a lot. But that was then and this is now. Other than "Heart Don't Lie" (which the video used to be played all the time on black video shows) what can you possibly get for this package. It doesn't make sense. That's like giving a greatest hit Cd to Eugene Wilde or Thomas Dolby. I used to have a huge crush on Latoya but that doesn't mean she can sing. This package should be flushed down the toilet because that's where it suppose to be anyway.

LoDog said:

There are plenty of artist with one hit who have "Best ofs" and "GReatest Hits" compilations. Toy is not the first & wont be the last.

Sun
Rome
B2K

those are just a couple I could think of.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

The difference is that those acts, for better or worse, are seen as serious recording artists. Latoya Jackson is considered more of tabloid joke who is the butt of people's laughs. No one looks at her as a credible act.

I'd love to get that. Not real, is it. I like her verison of "Private Joy".

VinnyM27 said:

Are you sick? Are you kidding? Why? That has to be the worst Prince cover song ever to grace the earth. I'll take that back, the second worst. Tom Jones's version of "Kiss" is no. 1. Why did Prince let her record this song anyway? Did he have a crush on her too like myself and so many others? Is that why she made the song? Well, it wasn't a hit so it didn't gain any profit for her or Prince. Just a waste a time. And if you like that song, then you must like Tom Jones too huh? Since we're at it, how about Rebbie Jackson's greatest hit cd? When is that coming out? I'm being sarcastic if you didn't noticed.

LoDog said:

Yes, it's wrong to like things. I'm being sarcastic too in case you didn't notice.

VinnyM27 said:

whoa..

LoDog said:

I don't know. It's not like Joe Cocker covering "With A Little Help From My Friends", or even Bette Midler's beautiful pop rendition of "In My Life" (I wonder if that is controversal of me to say?) but it's fun.

LoDog said:

Well, apparently he did have a crush on her according to Latoya

something is SERIOUSLY wrong with this site... I wrote something but it didnt even post it

Najee said:

I agree.It makes me wonder...why didn't LaToya pursue a different career path? She could have been a lawyer or something.Talent does not always "run in the family".

SoulAlive said:

Latoya did graduated from high school and was going to college to become a business lawyer but her father Joesph wanted Latoya to be a sucessful singer/entertainer like Michael.

Krytonite said:

she should have followed her own instincts A lawyer would have been a good idea,considering all the legal dramas of her family members,lol.