About this album
Where they were
Released in 1978, 'Try My Love' was Táta Vega's debut solo album after her time as a backing vocalist for artists like Stevie Wonder. At this point in her career, she was transitioning from supporting roles to establishing her own identity as a solo artist, showcasing her powerful vocal capabilities and emotional range.
Why it matters
'Try My Love' garnered critical acclaim within the R&B genre, helping to solidify Vega's presence in the music industry. The album's title track became a moderate hit, reflecting the growing demand for female-led soul music during the late 1970s and contributing to the evolving sound of urban contemporary.
Essential tracks
- "Come on and Try My Love" — This upbeat title track captures Vega's dynamic vocal style and sets the tone for the entire album with its catchy melody.
- "Get It Up for Love" — This track showcases Vega's ability to blend funk and soul seamlessly, offering a danceable rhythm paired with heartfelt lyrics about love.
- "I Need You Now" — With its emotional depth, this song highlights Vega’s vocal prowess, making it a standout ballad that resonates with listeners longing for connection.
Release Date
January 1, 1978
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Come on and Try My Love 3:20
- 2 I Need You Now 3:34
- 3 Get It Up for Love 6:09
- 4 If Love Must Go 4:11
- 5 Magic Feeling 3:51
- 6 Gonna Do My Best to Love You 4:23
- 7 I Just Keep Thinking About You Baby 4:21
- 8 Whopper Bopper Show Stopper 3:15
- 9 In the Morning 4:15
