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Page 33 – Taylor Dayne on 35 years of pop and her St. Pete stop.
Taylor’s episode airs Monday 12/5 on ABC check your local listings for channel/time.
The Big Ol’ Nasty Getdown is proud to announce the release of our latest single, “Mellow,” featuring lead vocalist Kendra Foster of Parliament-Funkadelic and D’Angelo and the Sly and the Family Stone horns.
This jazz-funk track is their first release since 2018. In addition to Foster, Mellow features founding Sly and the Family Stone members Jerry Martini on saxophone and Cynthia Robinson on trumpet, Alvin Ford Jr. (Pretty Lights, Trombone Shorty, Dumpstaphunk) on drums, Ryan Martinie (Mudvayne) on bass, Jamar Woods (formerly of The Fritz) on keys, and Asheville, N.C.-based guitarist Josh Blake of GFE. It thought that this is Robinson’s last recording before she passed in 2015.
The song’s digital release also marks the launch of a limited-edition white vinyl collector’s pack featuring “Mellow” and Volume 2’s “Dream” (feat. Taylor Dayne on vocals). The vinyl also includes instrumental versions of both songs and an alternate studio cut of “Dream” with some stellar guitar work by Tori Ruffin (Morris Day and The Time, Sexual Chocolate). The pack, limited to 400 copies, features two 10×10 signed silkscreen prints created for each song by James Flames, an enamel pin, sticker and a turntable slipmat.
The package is now available for preorder HERE
Singer Taylor Dayne opened up about her battle with colon cancer, revealing that she was totally stunned upon learning of her diagnosis.
“I didn’t take it in,” she told “Good Morning America.”
When doctors told her that they had detected her cancer early, her first thought was, “OK. I know five months ago, there was nothing.”
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Taylor Dayne is opening up about her recent cancer diagnosis and the importance of early detection.
The “Tell It to My Heart” singer recently spoke to Good Morning America and revealed that over the summer she was diagnosed with colon cancer.
The Grammy-nominated musician, 60, was diagnosed in July after a routine colonoscopy. For Dayne, the world went “dark” after learning the news but luckily, her cancer was detected very early.
Taylor Dayne, who reached worldwide success with her hit song Tell It To My Heart in the 1980s, revealed her world went ‘dark’ after she was diagnosed with colon cancer.
The Grammy-nominated singer behind “Tell It to My Heart” and “Love Will Lead You Back” shares details about her recent battle and what she wants others to know.
(WSVN) – It may be fall but it’s never too early to think about winter and especially Winterfest.
Now we know who will be leading this year’s big boat parade.
Singer Taylor Dayne will be one of the grand marshals. You may remember some of her big hits from the ’80s and ’90s like “Tell it to My Heart” and “Love Will Lead You back.” Read more
From housebound to pop superstar, Taylor Dayne is most well-known for her hit “Tell It to My Heart,” which made her an overnight sensation in 1987. Listen in as she tells Gabe that before her rise to stardom, she struggled with anxiety and agoraphobia so severe, she was often housebound. Taylor explains when her symptoms started, how she treated them, and how she is doing now.
