Believe or not a friend in 1992 said 2 me "I'm gonna fly to USA do u want one thing" and...yes!!! I ask her the album of Stacy Earl because in Mexico City was impossible to get it. She buy me the Cassette and since then (almost 20 years) I have it like a treasure in my music collection (just like the Woman I am Chaka Khan Tape) Stacy Earl I listen constantly your album and I will always love your music specially the R&B gem Slowly and Love me all Up...Thank U for the memories...Love Poncho
It's me again the mexican who can't speak very well in english but I'm so thrill with the music and I can't resist to make a comment. I remember very well 1992 when the pop and dance charts was dominated by female singers. The incredible CeCe Peniston, Paula (the queen) Kym Sims, Tara Kemp and of course Stacy Earl. I always thinked that she and Paula & Mariah was brown people (I love so very much the feeling and voice of black people) but not the 3 are white or like me "not white not black" :)
It's me again the mexican who can't speak very well in english but I'm so thrill with the music and I can't resist to make a comment. I remember very well 1992 when the pop and dance charts was dominated by female singers. The incredible CeCe Peniston, Paula (the queen) Kym Sims, Tara Kemp and of course Stacy Earl. I always thinked that she and Paula & Mariah was brown people (I love so very much the feeling and voice of black people) but not the 3 are white or like me "not white not black" :)
i still have my copy! number 15 in my binder.....i love those early 90's hits...Kathy Dennis,Tara Kemp,Wilson Philips......they don't make them like that anymore.
Cathy Dennis did one of my songs from back in the day! Too Many Dreams! I got to get that as well!
I love 70's, 80's, and 90s! Yes, in that particular order! I don't know much about post 2000 music! Ah, talk about them good ol' days! Where has the society gone!
I remember paying like $4 for the cassette single and it was, at the time, the most I'd ever spent on a cassette single. I was 14 so it was a big deal.
Yeah A lot of stuff I remember in the 90's was everything new I'd buy on CD's and then when the late 90's came..I take that back it was 94, maybe 93 whatever but I would shop there every Saturday afternoon or from school coz all I thought about was pop music and bought all that great dance stuff of late 80's early 90's stuff I couldn't buy when it was released. the singles sold at $3 which was yes a lot for a single but I'm happy to say I still got a SE cassette and surprisingly a boombox to pla
i remember that bein a big hit on B96 radio in chicago back in da early 90's, when I heard this song I thought it was a black girl singin, I was shock 2 c a pretty white girl on the album. I really thought this could not b her real voice, LOL, she has a lot soul in her voice 4 a white girl, LOL.
When I first heard this song in September of 91, right after 5th grade started, I thought she sounded like paula abdul, who was also on the charts that month with "Promise of a New Day."
This song wasn't really a hit. "Romeo and Juliet" was the hit from that album -- Top 40, if I remember right. "Love Me All Up" and "Slowly" reached #60 or so.
@derekmok Actually, both "Love Me All Up" AND "Romeo and Juliet" were hits from that album. BOTH made the Top 40 (#26 and #27, respectively). And "Slowly" went to #52.
Thank you for uploading this song! It's been so long since I heard it! I actually recorded it from my radio onto an audio cassette, and those are considered obsolete nowadays.
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HippieAADV 4 months ago
There was a video for this song. It was racy and hot in it's time. Someone has to have it!
pghcraig 10 months ago
She was awesome! In 1991 I was only 21. Sure brings back some great nostalgic memories. Todays music cant compare! ....memories of a great year...
5395018 1 year ago
Believe or not a friend in 1992 said 2 me "I'm gonna fly to USA do u want one thing" and...yes!!! I ask her the album of Stacy Earl because in Mexico City was impossible to get it. She buy me the Cassette and since then (almost 20 years) I have it like a treasure in my music collection (just like the Woman I am Chaka Khan Tape) Stacy Earl I listen constantly your album and I will always love your music specially the R&B gem Slowly and Love me all Up...Thank U for the memories...Love Poncho
tresvantt 1 year ago
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It's me again the mexican who can't speak very well in english but I'm so thrill with the music and I can't resist to make a comment. I remember very well 1992 when the pop and dance charts was dominated by female singers. The incredible CeCe Peniston, Paula (the queen) Kym Sims, Tara Kemp and of course Stacy Earl. I always thinked that she and Paula & Mariah was brown people (I love so very much the feeling and voice of black people) but not the 3 are white or like me "not white not black" :)
tresvantt 1 year ago
It's me again the mexican who can't speak very well in english but I'm so thrill with the music and I can't resist to make a comment. I remember very well 1992 when the pop and dance charts was dominated by female singers. The incredible CeCe Peniston, Paula (the queen) Kym Sims, Tara Kemp and of course Stacy Earl. I always thinked that she and Paula & Mariah was brown people (I love so very much the feeling and voice of black people) but not the 3 are white or like me "not white not black" :)
tresvantt 1 year ago
I was only 21 when this song came out in 1991. An awesome song from an awesome singer! Sure brings back some great memories from a great year!
5395018 1 year ago
I still have her album back when i bought it in '91...along with Cathy Dennis, Tara Kemp....im now putting it on my itunes...memories...lol
LtnAngel76 1 year ago
This song reminds me of ninth grade more than any other lol.
SamJean77 1 year ago
I met her in person. She's White.
brianjcavanaugh 1 year ago
@brianjcavanaugh what has stacy earl been up to?
sylicone221 1 year ago
@sylicone221
Doing a little acting, but still writing, singing, producing music.
brianjcavanaugh 1 year ago
Love that face!
marksmail2 1 year ago
how did this do on the charts?
MegaTyler98 1 year ago
nothing special vocally, sort of generic.....average to slightly above average dance/pop tune....not surprised she never became a bigger pop star
discovery781 2 years ago
Takes me back to my middle school years! Thanks for posting!!!! This song, as well as the CD, is VERY hard to find these days.
snootzie78 2 years ago
Try ebay or amazon. I got a copy for about 2 bucks.! I origionally paid like 16.00 when it first came out. =-)
ANTHONYRW619 2 years ago
i still have my copy! number 15 in my binder.....i love those early 90's hits...Kathy Dennis,Tara Kemp,Wilson Philips......they don't make them like that anymore.
KeithWasHere1 1 year ago
To KeithWasHere1
Cathy Dennis did one of my songs from back in the day! Too Many Dreams! I got to get that as well!
I love 70's, 80's, and 90s! Yes, in that particular order! I don't know much about post 2000 music! Ah, talk about them good ol' days! Where has the society gone!
RainbowMoon76 1 year ago
take me on back to 4th grade!!!
I still love this song.
Cranberry333 2 years ago
I wore this cassette single out!!! She was hot, too! Ahh, early 90's dance music....memories...sigh
vivandav67 2 years ago 4
I remember paying like $4 for the cassette single and it was, at the time, the most I'd ever spent on a cassette single. I was 14 so it was a big deal.
ridgeracer77 2 years ago
Yeah A lot of stuff I remember in the 90's was everything new I'd buy on CD's and then when the late 90's came..I take that back it was 94, maybe 93 whatever but I would shop there every Saturday afternoon or from school coz all I thought about was pop music and bought all that great dance stuff of late 80's early 90's stuff I couldn't buy when it was released. the singles sold at $3 which was yes a lot for a single but I'm happy to say I still got a SE cassette and surprisingly a boombox to pla
formersoapfan8492 2 years ago
i remember that bein a big hit on B96 radio in chicago back in da early 90's, when I heard this song I thought it was a black girl singin, I was shock 2 c a pretty white girl on the album. I really thought this could not b her real voice, LOL, she has a lot soul in her voice 4 a white girl, LOL.
musikfan007 2 years ago
she's a black girl i met the artist. She is bi-racial but identifies as black. There is a white country singer with the same name.
david46208 2 years ago 2
r u serious? i never would have guessed.
ANTHONYRW619 2 years ago
No I think Stacy is white. Even so look at Taylor dayne. there's a white girl with a soulful voice or Natasha Bedingfield.
formersoapfan8492 2 years ago
When I first heard this song in September of 91, right after 5th grade started, I thought she sounded like paula abdul, who was also on the charts that month with "Promise of a New Day."
formersoapfan8492 2 years ago
oh god does that make me feel old....i was in hershey PA during part 5th grade in 90.
KeithWasHere1 1 year ago
To KeithWasHere1
Dude, please! I was a high schooler when this came out! And I don't feel old! So, don't feel old, bro!
Dad nabbit this song is not available on downloads! :( That's quite ashame!
RainbowMoon76 1 year ago
@RainbowMoon76 gimme some time and perhaps i can rip the track from cd and covert it and email it to you.
KeithWasHere1 1 year ago
This song takes me back to 1991, being 11 years old, dancing around my room in my poofy polka dot dress that I wore until it fell apart.
strangebeauty1980 2 years ago
I WISH I COULD FIND THIS ON ITUNES.
i has this tape in high school and played it out!
justjoe1028 2 years ago
I have been looking for this song forever!!! This is when music was fun!
NeroDeMarte 2 years ago
OMG! I had the cassette single and used to play it over and over in my '91 VW Fox. Good memories, thank you for posting!!
ColleenCCA 2 years ago
I remember this song being played on the radio in 91' & 92' . I think the music of the 80' & early 90's are better than the stuff now! :=)
Heartboy1031 2 years ago 2
early 90s music was definitely great! :) that was during my late teens :D
piscesrising2006 2 years ago
Hard to believe it's been nearly 20 years already since this song was a hit. Brings back memories.
CS2K10 3 years ago 3
Wow your right, it has almost been 20 years. i was in college.
ANTHONYRW619 3 years ago
@CS2K10
This song wasn't really a hit. "Romeo and Juliet" was the hit from that album -- Top 40, if I remember right. "Love Me All Up" and "Slowly" reached #60 or so.
derekmok 3 months ago
@derekmok Actually, both "Love Me All Up" AND "Romeo and Juliet" were hits from that album. BOTH made the Top 40 (#26 and #27, respectively). And "Slowly" went to #52.
eokscadfabtm 2 months ago
I haven't heard this song since 1992. I seem to only remember the chorus line though.
meangreen69Nova 3 years ago
Thank you for uploading this song! It's been so long since I heard it! I actually recorded it from my radio onto an audio cassette, and those are considered obsolete nowadays.
dooge83 3 years ago
No problem, i guess we all admired her on cassette. I listen on mp3's now.
ANTHONYRW619 3 years ago
Thanks for uploading this song man! I hated having to pop on my old cassette everytime I wanted to hear it
chain2fate 3 years ago
LOL! I kept my high school Walkman for the same reason.
teletizzle 3 years ago
And now we use Mp3 Players and iPods. :)
CS2K10 3 years ago