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1991: Give in to the Rhythm, Arthur Baker; "Let There Be Love", "Inspiration" 1991: The Comfort Zone, Vanessa Williams; background vocals; 1991: Turn It Up, Oaktown's 357; guest vocalist; 1992: Live!, Patti LaBelle; background vocals; 1993: My World, Ray Charles; background vocals; 1994: The Gate To The Mind's Eye (soundtrack ...
Your Táta. A fresh and original blend of energy and inspiration...an effervescent personality combined with abundant talent, refreshing music and an eternal message. With Táta Vega, what you hear is what you get--and what you get is an artist whose music mirrors her spirit...and vice versa. Full Bio.
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.
2017. Show all 19 V/A Compilations. Táta Vega discography and songs: Music profile for Táta Vega, born 7 October 1951. Genres: Soul, Disco. Albums include Howard the Duck, Discovered: A Collection of Daft Funk Samples, and The Color Purple.
1991: Give in to the Rhythm, Arthur Baker; "Let There Be Love", "Inspiration" 1991: The Comfort Zone, Vanessa Williams; background vocals; 1991: Turn It Up, Oaktown's 357; guest vocalist; 1992: Live!, Patti LaBelle; background vocals; 1993: My World, Ray Charles; background vocals; 1994: The Gate To The Mind's Eye, Thomas Dolby; "Armageddon"
Give In to the Rhythm 1991: Over & Over (by Pleasure Pump) 1991: Why Can't We See (by Blind Truth feat. Táta Vega & Toney Lee) 1992: ABC/OPP (feat. Tim Bryant) (solo USA) The Best of Criminal Element Orchestra 1992: I O U (feat. Nikeeta) Give In to the Rhythm 1993: Love Is the Key (by Blind Truth feat. Táta Vega) 1994: Boombaata ...
With recent appearances on recordings by both LeAnn Rimes and Lana Del Ray, Vega shows no signs of slowing down. Lovingly remastered and sounding fresher than ever, the expanded edition also includes the “Disco Version Extended Single” of the title track as well as two of Táta’s compositions from the 1972 Earthquire album, available on ...
