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Taylor Dayne
"Can't Fight Fate"
© Arista Records
Year of Release: 1989
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track listing
With Every Beat
Of My Heart
I'll Be Your Shelter
Love Will Lead You Back
Heart Of Stone
You Can't Fight Fate
Up All Night
I Know The Feeling
Wait For Me
You Meant The World
To Me
Ain't No Good
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Taylor Dayne
"Can't Fight Fate"
Taylor Dayne achieved her only #1 song from her second album, Can't Fight
Fate: "Love Will Lead You Back". A touching ballad, she would have
other hits that were more upbeat, such as the title of her first album, "Tell
It To My Heart". Can't Fight Fate does feature upbeat dance numbers,
some of which were hits.
There are mostly upbeat Pop/Rock numbers on this release. The Tina Turner-ish
"I'll Be Your Shelter" gets the groove going, alongside the common 1990s
sound from most female performers of this decade; songs such as "Heart Of Stone,"
"Wait For Me" and "You Meant The World To Me" all could easily have been
recorded by the likes of Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey.
Yet there are some songs that have a more Rock-styled sound, as in "You Can't
Fight Fate" and "Up All Night." The ballad "I Know The Feeling" is
good, yet her #1 "Love Will Lead You Back" is much better. Closing out the
album is a good, soulful song, "Ain't No Good."
Can't Fight Fate has its moments. It is a a good album, yet it's just
a group of songs that are in the mold of other popular female singers who would later
surface in the 1990s decade. Taylor Dayne's voice is unique, and some songs has her
voice a little bit annoying. Yet it's her #1 ballad from this release that is the
standout, and to choose one upbeat song, it would be the opening track, "With Every
Beat Of My Heart." Again, this album has its moments, but there were far other
better female singers than that of Taylor Dayne.
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