I think Sa-Fire has aged very well.
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TonyVanDam said:

And for all of you much younger orgers that weren't born earlier enough to witness Freestyle at the height of that genre's popularity on FM radio during the late 1980's & early 1990's, here are a few of Sa-Fire's classics:

Let Me Be The One

I love THIS track!

Boy I've Been Told


Gonna Make It


Thinking Of You


EDIT: I was also trying to find the video for Don't Break My Heart. But it looks like the YT police were force to take it down again.
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bboy87 said:

She has.

What exactly is on the tape though? Is it the demo we've already heard, or is it the alternate version?

ViintageJunkiie said:

It's the cassette copy of the demo version that Michael gave her.

Sa-Fire is great, and she is back on the touring circuit, as are Expose,CoverGirls and Lisa Lisa. A great time of music that never gets its respect

lastdecember said:

I've still haven't found the video for Don't Break My Heart anywhere. But I've did find this classic:


Make Up My Mind

TonyVanDam said:

Its funny but i have uncovered alot of "underground" video footage of the Cover girls doing videos from that first album, people tend to forget that was the FIRST indie album to chart 5 singles.

lastdecember said:

We'll talk about The Cover Girls in a later thread.

TonyVanDam said:

I still have her second album "I wasn't born yesterday" on CD. More up my street as by 1990, freestyle crossed over into pop, which was great for me.

I love "made up my mind" (with George Lamond on adlibs at the end) and I still like "I never heard" aswell. Cool to see her interviewed about it. Either Mj or Paul Anka did not allow her to release the lyrics in the album booklet though. Why I don't know?