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Angela Clemmons Connecticut-born,at the age of 18 had her first single,a brilliant version of "Out Here On My Own," a song made popular that same year by Irene Cara in the movie Fame. Clemmons' voice was indeed dazzling: a bright soprano bearing similarities to the then-hot Deniece Williams, and with a beautiful tone.Two years later finally had her first hit, a great dance cover of the Chairmen of the Board's "Give Me Just a Little More Time." The song became a smash in the clubs and hit the top 5 on the dance charts and remains a collector's item to this day. Her accompanying eponymous debut album was similarly appealing, featuring a good selection of both upbeat material and ballads that seemed to be the start of a bright career for the young singer. and it was five years before Clemmons' follow up disc, This Is Love, was released, featuring a remake of Sister Sledge's "BYOB" .
Angela Clemmons Connecticut-born,at the age of 18 had her first single,a brilliant version of "Out Here On My Own," a song made popular that same year by Irene Cara in the movie Fame. Clemmons' voice was indeed dazzling: a bright soprano bearing similarities to the then-hot Deniece Williams, and with a beautiful tone.Two years later finally had her first hit, a great dance cover of the Chairmen of the Board's "Give Me Just a Little More Time." The song became a smash in the clubs and hit the top 5 on the dance charts and remains a collector's item to this day. Her accompanying eponymous debut album was similarly appealing, featuring a good selection of both upbeat material and ballads that seemed to be the start of a bright career for the young singer. and it was five years before Clemmons' follow up disc, This Is Love, was released, featuring a remake of Sister Sledge's "BYOB" .
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