An appearance on Ed McMahon’s “Star Search,” where she
placed second, helped catapult
her to signing with MCA Records and a debut album, “Tiffany” was released in 1987. The
first single released off of this
effort went fairly unnoticed but
it was her remake of the Tommy
James & the Shondells’ classic, “I Think We’re Alone Now”
which made the pop music
world stand up and take notice.
“People are surprised that I still
do ‘I Think We’re Alone Now,’”
she said with a slight chuckle. “I think that I owe it to my
fans, especially the ones who
have stood by me to play that;
don’t you think? I’m proud that
they’ve stood by me for all of
these years. I never understand
the bands that perform but do
only their new or most recent
music. Fans expect to hear the
material that they loved, which
made you successful in the first
place; so I try and do many of
my most popular songs.”
But life is not without turmoil
THEN: Watch a video for “I Think We’re Alone Now” by Tiffany
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