(from her 1990 album, “Make the Difference”)
Short & Funky Remix Version
7-Inch Mix Version
Ultimix Version
Prime Cuts Version
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(from her 1993 album, “Show Me Love”)
Montego Mix Version
Dub Mix Version
Stonebridge Club Mix Version
Nick Nice Eagle Mix Version
New Club Mix Version
Nice & Stoned Old School Mix Version
[from his 1987 self-titled album]
Silent Morning
12-Inch Club Mix Version
1018 Dub Version
Percapella Version
Like A Child
12-Inch Vocal 1018 Club Mix Version
Percapella Version
Heartthrob Dub Version
(from her 1993 album, “Sugar Time”)
7-Inch Radio Mix Version
Todd’s House Mix Version
Trance Form Remix Version
Maurice Joshua House Mix Version
[from her self-titled 1993 debut album]
12-Inch Extended Love Mix Version
Welcome to another edition of my “Celebrities Who Released Music” series which covers celebrities (such as actors, actresses, models, etc) who released music that you might not even know existed. Today, this entry covers model/actress/TV personality Carmen Electra.
Before she became popular on the hit TV show, “Baywatch” and well-known for her marriage to former NBA player, Dennis Rodman, Carmen started her career as a singer & dancer, which first began in 1990. In 1991, she moved to Minneapolis, Minnesota where she met Prince and signed a record deal with Prince’s Paisley Park Records label.
In February of 1993, Carmen released her self-titled album which was designed by Prince to promote her as his latest protégée at the time as a sexy female rapper.
However, the album was not well-received, failing to make any album charts at all. The only song from the album to make the charts was “Everybody Get On Up” which peaked at #33 on Billboard’s Hot Dance Music\Club Play chart.
Two more songs from the album, “Fantastia Erotica” & “Go Go Dancer” were released as singles, but didn’t make the charts at all.
In interviews, Carmen pointed out that during the time of her album’s release, Prince was having issues with Paisley Park Records, which could’ve possibly contributed to its failure on the charts. After her recording career came to a pause, she occasionally performed with The Pussycat Dolls as a dancer.
Although Carmen resumed her recording career in the 2010s, releasing four singles: “I Like It Loud” (in 2012) & “Bigger Dick” (in 2013), “WERQ” & “Around the World” (both in 2014), she has not released a new studio album since the ’90s.
To see a video for “Everybody Get On Up,” go to:
To see a video for “Fantasia Erotica,” go to:
To see a video for “Go Go Dancer,” go to:
To see a video for “I Like It Loud,” go to:
To see a video for “Bigger Dick,” go to:
To see a video for “WERQ,” go to:
To see a video for “Around the World,” go to:
(from their 1989 album, “All For Your Love”)
Club Mix Version
(from their 1988 album, “Yowusupwidat?”)
Searchin’ For
Extended Mix Version
Grazing in the Grass
Grass House Mix Version
[from her 1989 album, “Raw”]
Extended Club Remix Version
Baby Love Mix Version
[from their 1989 album, “We Can’t Go Wrong”]
Vocal Club Mix Version
Paradise Garage Vocal Club Mix Version
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