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A Song Written by Slash on a Spanish Guitar, I don't know the whole story behind it, just that it sounds cool XD
EDIT: I have found out which soundtrack this is off of, it's his soundtrack "Curdled" with Marta Sanchez
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"Piece Of My Heart" by Tara Kemp, which was reached # 7 at Bil...
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"Piece Of My Heart" by Tara Kemp, which was reached # 7 at Billboard Hot 100 Singles in July, 1991. Only two biggest-hits with together "Hold You Tight" (her first successful smash-hit) for this prominent artist, but with a short career as singer. Enjoy!
About Tara Kemp.- Tara Leslye Kemp (born May 11, 1970 in Livermore, California) is an American pop and R&B singer. She best known for releasing the single entitled, "Hold You Tight" in 1991. This single, written by singer-songwriter Will Hammond Jr., went gold and reached the number 3 spot on Billboard's Hot 100. It was followed with yet another Top 10 single entilted, "Piece of My Heart," which reached number 7. Tara's quick success was soon eclipsed after her third single, "Too Much," stalled at number 95. Tara Kemp also recorded a song called "Action Speaks Louder Than Words," which was featured on the soundtrack for the FOX TV series, "Beverly Hills 90210." Released "Come Correct" in 1994.
Tara Kemps' career ended before it even got a fair chance to grow. It was through her mutual connections with Giant Records and Big Beat records that she got her first record deal in 1990. Former KMEL-jock Hosh Gureli introduced her first single, Hold Tight, to the San Francisco area with immediate success. The follow-up single Piece of my heart did almost as well but with a third single release from the album, Too much, numbers began to drop.
Tara left Giant Records for Nerve records in 1992 where she released a second Come together in 1994. The album as well as the title- track released as a single failed to lived up to it's expectations.
Billboard magazine once described Tara Kemp as an artist with the mass appeal of Paula Abdul but with a voice more competent.
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