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Jane Child or Tara Kemp?

That70sJoe

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Both good early 90's hits. Who's better? Jane or Tara? :cool:
 
I'd have to go with Jane over Tara. I thought Jane's voice was way more memorable and her music holds up better now.

I think the only comparison between the two would be that they were both really big for a brief time in the early 90s.
 
I like them both, they are people you don't hear of anymore, I do have their records, though Tara is good an unique in her own way, the prize goes to Jane only because she writes and produces her own material. What a blast from the past!
 
Elegant-Perverse said:
edit: And after listening... how'd you make the comparison between the two?
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The bond that Jane and Tara share is that 1) they're one hit wonders and 2) they're white singers whose hits were successful on black radio (not unusual but not that common either). Before seeing the video, R&B radio listeners thought Tara was black (she said this in a BET interview). Jane, on the other hand, saw "Don't Wanna fall In Love" become an R&B smash when her song was remixed by popular producer Teddy Riley.

 
You could add Cathy Dennis to the list and make it a trio of the early 90s female singers.
 
wundersteve said:
You could add Cathy Dennis to the list and make it a trio of the early 90s female singers.
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Yep and Lisa Stansfield and Alannah Myles and Oleta Adams and Michel'le and CeCe Peniston and Tracie Spencer and Sophie B. Hawkins and Kathy Troccoli and...

;)
 
That70sJoe said:
The bond that Jane and Tara share is that 1) they're one hit wonders and 2) they're white singers whose hits were successful on black radio (not unusual but not that common either). Before seeing the video, R&B radio listeners thought Tara was black (she said this in a BET interview). Jane, on the other hand, saw "Don't Wanna fall In Love" become an R&B smash when her song was remixed by popular producer Teddy Riley.
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Tara was actually a two hit wonder. “Piece of My Heart” peaked at #7 on the Billboard Hot 100.
 
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