Jody Watley had a nice career going in the Eighties, especially with singles like Looking for a new love and Still a thrill . By the end ...

After the band Shalamar split up, Jody Watley moved to England, and while there she recorded a guest vocal with British Jamaican roots regga...

'Some kind of lover' was the fourth single taken from Jody Watley's self-titled debut solo album. It was a relative failure, rea...

My last post about Jody Watley was about the 7" single of ' Still a thrill ', which I bought almost six months ago. I've ha...

When I bought this single I wasn't sure whether I already had it or not. But I thought what the hell, it's a limited poster sleeve e...

'Friends' was the second single from Jody Watley's second album, 'Larger Than Life'. Unfortunately, she decided to colla...

In the spring of 1989, Jody Watley released her second album, 'Larger than life'. She co-wrote 11 of the album's 12 songs. The f...

I think this song is my favourite Jody Watley track. The sad lyrics are not at all reflected in the bouncy, poppy song and the uplifting mel...

A sticker on the sleeve of this single announces that Jody Watley was a Grammy Award winner in the category Best New Artist in 1987. Which i...

Jody Watley's debut album 'Looking for a new love' yielded five hits, of which 'Don't you want me' was the second. I...

Jody Watley went solo after being part of the band Shalamar for several years. Her debut solo single was 'Looking for a new love', r...