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Stacy Lattisaw

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Stacy Lattisaw, born on 25 November 1966 in Washington, D.C., is an American R&B singer whose early exposure to music came from her family’s musical environment. At age 12 she recorded her debut album Young & in Love for Cotillion, and the following year released thes singles "Jump to the Beat", which reached Number 1 on the Dance Club Songs chart and number 3 on the UK Singles chart, and "Let Me Be Your Angel", which reached U.S. Pop number 21 and U.S. R&B number 8, marking her entry into the charts. Stacy Lattisaw’s breakthrough continued with the 1981 single "Love  on a Two‑Way Street" (U.S. Pop number 26, U.S. R&B number 2) and the 1982 hit "Attack of the Name Game" (U.S. R&B number 14); the latter later sampled by Mariah Carey on "Heartbreaker". Between 1981 and 1986 she issued five Cotillion releases-With You (1981), Sneakin' Out (1982), Sixteen (1983), Perfect Combination (with Johnny Gill, 1984), and I'm Not the Same Girl (1985)-and in 1986 signed with Motown, releasing Take Me All the Way (U.S. Pop number 175, U.S. R&B number 36). Subsequent albums Personal Attention (1988) and What You Need (1989) saw moderate R&B success, with the single "Where Do We Go from Here?" (with Johnny Gill) climbing to U.S. R&B Number 1. After a brief touring career, Stacy Lattisaw stepped back from the public eye in the early 1990s to focus on family, and later indicated work on an evangelical CD, though no further commercial releases have materialized.
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