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Who sings "Baby" (female / torchy / Katarina Witt skated to it on CBS last week)
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Tom Pendergast
Dec 8, 1996, 3:00:00 AM12/8/96
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Who sings "Baby"? I konw, I know, probably a million songs by that
name, but the one I'm looking for -- Katarina Witt skated to it on a
CBS prime time special last week.
The announcer identified the song title, but never said who it was
singing (or I missed it)
It was a sultry female vocal, torch song. Very bluesy, kinda like an
old standard but it sure sounded like someone modern like maybe Sophie
B. Hawkins, Jewel or maybe even -gasp- Madonna. (BTW, if you're a fan
of this type of music and you've never heard Madonna's cover of the old
Rose Royce song "Love Don't Live Here Anymore", you don't know what
you're missing!)
Thanks in advance for any help.
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Dani Barnard
Dec 8, 1996, 3:00:00 AM12/8/96
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Excerpts from netnews.alt.music.lyrics: 8-Dec-96 Who sings "Baby"
(female / .. by Tom Pende...@pgh.net
> Who sings "Baby"? I konw, I know, probably a million songs by that
> name, but the one I'm looking for -- Katarina Witt skated to it on a
> CBS prime time special last week.
>
> The announcer identified the song title, but never said who it was
> singing (or I missed it)
>
> It was a sultry female vocal, torch song. Very bluesy, kinda like an
> old standard but it sure sounded like someone modern like maybe Sophie
> B. Hawkins, Jewel or maybe even -gasp- Madonna. (BTW, if you're a fan
> of this type of music and you've never heard Madonna's cover of the old
> Rose Royce song "Love Don't Live Here Anymore", you don't know what
> you're missing!)
> name, but the one I'm looking for -- Katarina Witt skated to it on a
> CBS prime time special last week.
>
> The announcer identified the song title, but never said who it was
> singing (or I missed it)
>
> It was a sultry female vocal, torch song. Very bluesy, kinda like an
> old standard but it sure sounded like someone modern like maybe Sophie
> B. Hawkins, Jewel or maybe even -gasp- Madonna. (BTW, if you're a fan
> of this type of music and you've never heard Madonna's cover of the old
> Rose Royce song "Love Don't Live Here Anymore", you don't know what
> you're missing!)
It's probably the song with that title by Brandy.
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