MP3 Debbie Jacobs - High On Your Love
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"High On Your Love" is a six track tour de force...Including 2 #1 Billboard Dance Chart Hits.
6 MP3 Songs
POP: 80's Pop, ELECTRONIC: Dance
Details:
THIS ALBUM IS NOW AVAILABLE AT ITUNES!
We're not sure where or when Debbie was born but we do know that by 1979 she was based out of southern California and later the bay-area was her home. In 1979 she became a protege of Paul Sabu. Sabu was on a hot streak as a producer (himself, Ann Margret and others) and as an artist in his own right. The two collaborated on her debut album 1979's "Undercover Lover." The MCA Records release spawned two Billboard 12" singles hits. The title track was the first release and placed in the top 10 of the club charts. The second release, "Don't You Want My Love," however shot up the charts and became a bonafide top five club hit. A third track from the album, "Hot Hot (Give It All You Got)," helped cement her status as a high energy diva.
With brisk sales of her first album and strong chart action, a second LP was commisioned by MCA. Once again Sabu assembled the same group of musicians and background singers at the same L.A. studio. Having perfected "her sound" the previous year it wasn't hard to deliver a top notch piece of product. 1980's "High On Your Love" was a six track tour de force. The title track easily became her most recognizable number reached #1 on the Billbiard Dance Charts, while a stunning remixed version of "Hot Hot (Give It All You Got)" became a hit all over again. Debbie took advantage of the success of both albums by touring the club scene. Audiences particularly embraced the diva and created her strong fan base that remains to this day.
6 MP3 Songs
POP: 80's Pop, ELECTRONIC: Dance
Details:
THIS ALBUM IS NOW AVAILABLE AT ITUNES!
We're not sure where or when Debbie was born but we do know that by 1979 she was based out of southern California and later the bay-area was her home. In 1979 she became a protege of Paul Sabu. Sabu was on a hot streak as a producer (himself, Ann Margret and others) and as an artist in his own right. The two collaborated on her debut album 1979's "Undercover Lover." The MCA Records release spawned two Billboard 12" singles hits. The title track was the first release and placed in the top 10 of the club charts. The second release, "Don't You Want My Love," however shot up the charts and became a bonafide top five club hit. A third track from the album, "Hot Hot (Give It All You Got)," helped cement her status as a high energy diva.
With brisk sales of her first album and strong chart action, a second LP was commisioned by MCA. Once again Sabu assembled the same group of musicians and background singers at the same L.A. studio. Having perfected "her sound" the previous year it wasn't hard to deliver a top notch piece of product. 1980's "High On Your Love" was a six track tour de force. The title track easily became her most recognizable number reached #1 on the Billbiard Dance Charts, while a stunning remixed version of "Hot Hot (Give It All You Got)" became a hit all over again. Debbie took advantage of the success of both albums by touring the club scene. Audiences particularly embraced the diva and created her strong fan base that remains to this day.
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