Debbie Gibson

Legendary (Me&Lee Mix)

Tracy Young

Electric Youth (Tracy Young Newstalgia Remix)

Electric Youth (Tracy Young NEWSTALGIA Radio Mix)

Love Don't Care (The Remixes)

Joey McIntyre

Heartbreak Holiday (Radio Mix)

Winterlicious

Pk mask

Sneakbo

Cold worlds (feat. Sneakbo & Debbie Gibson) (Explicit)

One Step Closer Remixes

Christmas Star

The Body Remembers

One Step Closer

Lost in Your Eyes

Gebby Dibson

Tales From The Edge

Sir Ivan

I Am Peaceman

Pop Elite: Best of (Debbie Gibson Collection)

Pop Elite: Best Of Debbie Gibson

Big Black Delta

RCVR (feat. Debbie Gibson)

The Studio Album Collection 1987-1993

Coloured Lights

Only in My Dreams

Who Are You Now

Greatest Hits

Colored Lights

Debbie Gibson: The Collection

Maybe This Time

Debbie's Take On The Shows - [The Dave Cash Collection]

MS. VOCALIST

Foolish Beat / Foolish Beat [Instrumental] [Digital 45]

Out Of The Blue

Tiffany

Back To Back Hits

Lost In Your Eyes And Other Hits

Body, Mind & Soul

Anything Is Possible

Rhino Hi-Five: Debbie Gibson

Think With Your Heart

Electric Youth

<Foolish Beat / Foolish Beat [Instrumental] [Digital 45]>是 Debbie Gibson2009年11月23日發行的單曲。

Debbie Gibson was the Britney Spears of the 80's. The big difference was, Debbie Gibson didn't use sex like Britney and Christina Aguilera have done in recent years. Debbie gained appeal through her songwriting and catchy pop songs. This was her 1987 debut and was a smash going muliplatinum and launching four top 5 singles for Debbie. Pretty much every kid had this album or at least one of the singles. "Only In My Dreams" and "Out of the Blue" are the best tracks. They're just great pop tunes that you can't help but sing along with. Debbie's biggest hit from this album was "Foolish Beat" which set records and became her first #1 single *she would have another one in 1989 with "Lost In Your Eyes."* "Shake Your Love" was the other huge hit with its bouncy beat and poppy lyrics. "Red Hot" and "Stay Together" are equally good songs and are right up there with the singles. 
After "Out of the Blue," Debbie would continue to be successful through-out the late 80's and into the early 90's with another multiplatinum release entitled "Electric Youth" in 1989 and the gold release "Anything Is Possible" in 1990. The cool thing about her was that she didn't compromise herself or her image in order to sell records. She made great pop and remained true to herself. 




It must be difficult for a teen sensation to bridge herself from her own self-inflicted goody two-shoes labeling to a modern, respectable artist. Debbie Gibson is an artist, having penned nearly all of her songs and produced a good amount as well. Body, M

Debbie Gibson and Tiffany were often compared to one another in the late 1980s, and in 1990, there was even more reason to compare them when both singers tried to shed their teeny-bopper images and record more mature, less sugary albums. While Tiffany tur

Debbie Gibson's outstanding writing skills flowered in full in this excellent album. Her themes are imaginative and insightful and her melodies infectious. The orchestrations sparkle and so does the friendly cover. How sad for her next album, "Anything Is Possible," the decision was to do an "adult" cover with absolutely no personality or appeal and do an album so ambitious few young people could feel comfortable with it. Gibson could have gone on to many hit albums more but with one bad production and packaging decision after another on just one album, Atlantic squashed it all. When will record companies learn to resist the temptation to keep artists growing by design and just let them do what they do best and evolve naturally? Meanwhile, "Electric Youth" is still electric and a charge of a listen. Enjoy! 


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