Remember she sang (loudly) with Prince?


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I hate "tell it to my heart" personally.

thesexofit said:

I love tell it to my heart!!
She came to Santa Barbara back in the day when she was hot, she played at a very imtimate show here in town, I for one LOVED it, it was only one hour long as she did not have much material, but I loved it.

Nick715 said:

She was hot. Great hair too.

I love Prince's dorky glasses.

love will lead you back brings so many good memories

Nick715 said:

Nick715 said:

She's not my favorite, but I do love "I'll Always Love You".

daPrettyman said:

She's not my favorite either but Taylor Dayne takes me back to middle school and freshman year and listening to her records...Jody Watley, Expose, Paula Abdul....they were all favorites of mine at that time..just fun great pop music...ooh...cant forget Lisa Lisa and Karyn White!!!

peace

love her.


if you've not yet, check out her "Performances" album. brilliant.

Speaking of Taylor Dayne, she did a song that was in the movie "Win a Date With Tad Hamilton" called "Get Up". It's not on the soundtrack. Any1 know where 2 find it?

npgmaverick said:

It's not available, however it was up on her Myspace page.

daPrettyman said:

That is one of my all time favorite songs ever!!!!!

Nick715 said:

Xcellent. At least now I know it exists somewhere. Thanks!

^ I love it! She's looking more like Fergie's big sister!

http://www.taylordayne.co...r0707.html

New album coming!

[Edited 7/15/07 7:00am]

I liked Taylor Dayne when she fist hit the scene. She has a big, powerful voice. But you have to admit, now when you play her music, it really sounds dated - with those cheesey synths and drum machines. Don't get me wrong, her voice still holds up -- but the music (like in "Tell It to My Heart" and "Prove Your Love") didn't age well.

It's too bad she didn't transition into the new millenium, and where was she in the 90's? She's not alone though. Look at Samantha Fox, Kim Wilde, and Paula Abdul.

A new album would be nice - but I'm not gonna get my hopes up because you know we'll never see a video or get radio airplay out of it, simply because of the way the music industry is now.