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As a soloist with Motown, Táta released four critically acclaimed albums ("Full Speed Ahead," "Totally Táta," "Try My Love," "Givin' All My Love"). These four albums covered every musical territory possible: Southern Soul, Disco, Gospel, Jazz, Funk, Country, Latin, and Doo-Wop.
In 1985, Vega was nominated for Best Soul female Gospel Performance at the 27th annual Grammy Awards For her vocals on "Oh, It is Jesus", written by Andrae Crouch. In 1994, she recorded two Spanish versions of the song " Circle of Life " from Disney's The Lion King , one for Latin America ("Ciclo Sin Fin") and the other one for Spain ("El ciclo de la vida").
With Motown, Táta released four solo albums on the Tamla label: Full Speed Ahead (1976), Totally Táta (1977), Try My Love (1978) and Givin' All My Love (1981). These albums feature a diverse range of genres including classic Motown soul, country or southern soul, disco, jazz, funk, country, Latin, doo-wop and gospel.
5,749 Followers, 2,647 Following, 25 Posts - Táta Vega (@Officialtatavega) on Instagram: "Grammy, Stellar nominee, and Oscar winner, #20ftfromStardom. #Motown. #TheColorPurple Original singing voice of #ShugAvery.
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In conjunction with the September 2022 re-pressing of the SoulMusic Records’ CD reissue of Tata Vega’s “Full Speed Ahead” as an expanded edition by public demand, we revisit a 1976 classic soul interview with her…
Táta signed with Quincy Jones' Qwest Records in 1998 and released her long-awaited Gospel solo debut, "Now I See." The album was birthed from her life experiences and testifies of the salvation, mercy, and devotion of God. The album was also critically acclaimed and earned a Stellar Award nomination. In October of 2009 Táta released her 8th ...
Soul Mission, an Album by Soul Mission. Released in 1993 on Myrrh (catalog no. 7016967611; CD). Featured peformers: Steve Cropper (guitar), Booker T. Jones (organ), James Gadson (drums), Freddie Washington (bass), Randy Jacobs (guitar), Michael McDonald (piano), Bobby Hall (percussion), Joe Sublett (tenor saxophone), Darrell Leonard (trumpet), David Batteau (songwriter, producer, arrangements ...
