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At the same time that Deborah Gibson (see our Deborah update for what she's up to now) was rising through the charts and making a lasting impression on fans, so was Tiffany.

Tiffany seemed to be the original Mall Gal, touring the nation from one end to the other, one mall at a time, and getting the fans going with the beat of her music and her great stage presence.  Even if you weren't into music at the time, and I wasn't, you knew this gal Tiffany was out there.

"I think we're alone now" was on the radio constantly -- and even now you'll still hear it in the background of commercials advertising CD/Cassette compilations of the best of the '80's songs.  The song had energy, just like she did, and just as her fans did.

But then something changed.  Almost as quickly as she came on the scene she seemed to be gone... but now, she's not only got a website, she seems to have a plan for coming back!  What better way to start such a plan but with a brand new CD, The Color of Silence.  By all accounts it's a new sound, but she's also had a decade in which to grow and see the world as an adult.

Then again, she may just be smart enough to realize that the way she made it top to the first time is a great path to start off on for round two -- as her website happily shows, she's touring again.  Getting out there with the fans and the people and hoping her energy and music will pull them in once more.

So, you can go to the CD Now page for The Color of Silence and listen to a few of the songs, and if you like what you hear -- and think the people in your neck of the woods will like it to then drop by the appearances page at her website and let her know.

She's taking the grassroots approach once more, and who knows, this may just be a comeback for the ages.

(C) Kay Kellam, 2001 for PopArtsPlace.com
Prior to having her first novel, A Life to Di For, published author Kay Kellam enjoyed a variety of jobs that helped to shape her outlook on the world, and her profession.   more...