The followup was another ballad, "I Don't Have the Heart." "Where Do We Go From Here" is on Johnny Gill's Ultimate Collection. "Where Do We Go From Here" parked at number one R&B while curiously crossing over to the pop charts in late 1989. Ironically, it would be a ballad duet with frequent singing partner Johnny Gill that would prove to be the album's biggest single. The standouts are the pumpin', sensual "Dance for You," "You Touched the Woman in Me," "R U Man Enuff," and "Guilty (Lock Me Up)." The title-track single broke the R&B Top 30 in the fall of 1989. It's an album inspired by water - ice, fountains at twilight, rivers, sea-bells, soft rain - and has taken me three years to write, arrange and produce.Though Stacy Lattisaw first came to fame with the 1980 Top Ten R&B/Top 21 pop ballad "Let Me Be Your Angel," she does mostly up-tempo material on her Top 16 R&B LP What You Need. When autocomplete results are available use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. Personal Attention album for sale Just click on the link to the bottom left of this page to go straight to the store. Explore Viola Pressleys board 'Stacy Lattisaw - Music', followed by 151 people on Pinterest.Every Drop Of Your Love Personal Attention (CD, Album)Motown: ZD Germany: Recommendations. Ain’t No Mountain High Enough ♫ Stacy Lattisaw Ft. STACY LATTISAW~PERSONAL ATTENTION FULL ALBUM. Stacy Lattisaw - Personal Attention (, CD) | Discogs/5(2).View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Personal Attention on Discogs.
Released: Genre: Electronic, Funk / Soul.
STACY LATTISAW~PERSONAL ATTENTION FULL ALBUM. The Very Best Of Stacy Lattisaw Stacy Lattisaw 1998 M aster What You Need Stacy Lattisaw 1989 Personal Attention Stacy Lattisaw 1988 Take Me All The Way Stacy Lattisaw 1986 Im Not The Same Girl Stacy Lattisaw 1985 M aster Perfect Combination M. the first track "Personal Attention" finds Stacy getting just that all the attention with that voice and with "Find Another Lover" She is really telling it like it is 4/5(10). Stacy Lattisaw gets funky with this one with Prince ex bassist Brownmark who produced and surprisingly its really good her voice is in rare form and other producers such as Lou Pace and Vincent Brantley lend their talents.
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