Anyone remember this dance cut from '90? Love it.
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That was my jam.....I love the 12" on that song!

I heard this randomly at a Verizon store a few months back and didn't realize until the song was over that I had been singing out loud in front of customers the whole time. That's how much I was into it.

VoicesCarry said:

I love it, too. Although it was released in late '90, it's basically a '91 song (peaked in late March). Love "Piece of My Heart," too.

VoicesCarry said:

Hold You Tight & Piece Of My Heart were the jams of the '90.

BTW, where the hell is Tara Kemp now? And why did she leave the music industry after only one album? The girl had talent.

Uh Eh. The cd had two songs and the rest was wack. I bought
it out of a dollar store in 93. Listened for a few weeks and
got rid of it.

Peace of My Heart was hot. She could have kept the rest.

And did I hear somewhere that Rosie Gaines was once her musical mentor? Anyone else heard this?

for those, like me, with bad memories.

I LOVE this song. I was jamming to this on my iPod the other day.

TonyVanDam said:

Her record label giant which contained acts such as jade,christopher williams,
and hammer folded around 1995.

TonyVanDam said:

'91

Lammastide said:

That's true.Tara and Rosie were once in a band together.When Tara appeared on 'Video Soul' with Donnie Simpson,she mentioned the Rosie Gaines connection.

AlexdeParis said:

Stop nitpicking!

Hold You Tight was good. Piece of My Heart was pretty identical to it, but I didn't like it as much.

My two favorite songs during that time were "Hold You Tight" by Tara Kemp and "What Comes Naturally" by Sheena Easton. I really liked Sa-Fire's CD that came out in '91 (I no longer have it) and Vanessa Williams' THE COMFORT ZONE.
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AlexdeParis said:

U r so correct. I remember them jamming this song at senior prom.
Ah the memories.

Wowugotit said:

The Comfort Zone was one of my favorite cds from 91 and 92. I love EVERY TRACK.
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RipHer2Shreds said:

You know you like it.


That's what's so great about it! "They liked it so much, I'll change a few things and release it again." (See also: Brian McKnight's "Anytime" and "The Only One for Me")