Studio albums

Out Of The Blue (1987)
Still in high school when she did this, it was evident right from this first album that Deborah had a knack in composing great pop tunes. Only In My Dreams was her first single, and Foolish Beat her first number one (this song kinda reminds me of George Michael's Careless Whisper). Out Of The Blue is the perfect pop melody while Shake Your Love is totally infectious. Another gem is the last track Between The Lines.  (*This was the second cassette I ever bought.)

Tracks: Out of the Blue :: Staying Together :: Only in My Dreams :: Foolish Beat :: Red Hot :: Wake Up to Love :: Shake Your Love :: Fallen Angel :: Play the Field :: Between the Lines.

Electric Youth (1989)
By the time EY came out, her position as a teen idol around the world was firmly entrenched in the history of pop. An inspirational anthem, she wrote in the album notes: 'Electric Youth - In the '60s, young people were fighting to be heard. They were looking for peace and they wanted to change the world. Today, children are still struggling to voice their opinions. The song "Electric Youth" is about treating young people like people and helping to develop their ideas and creativity'. Contains her greatest hit, Lost In Your Eyes

Tracks: Who Loves Ya Baby? ::  Lost in Your Eyes :: Love in Disguise :: Helplessly in Love :: Silence Speaks (A Thousand Words) :: Should've Been the One :: Electric Youth :: No More Rhyme :: Over the Wall :: We Could Be Together :: Shades of the Past

Anything Is Possible (1990)
The first half is comprised of dance tracks (my favorite is the first track Another Brick Falls) and the second half some of the most intense ballads- Sure, One Hand, One Heart and the truly epical This So-called Miracle. In the album notes, she writes: "Throughout this album, there is an ongoing theme. This theme is about being positive, standing up for yourself and others, reaching for the brass ring, and getting what you feel you deserve out of life.....anyone can beat the odds if they have the will, strength, and persistence to do so....."

Tracks: Another Brick Falls :: Anything is Possible :: Reverse Psychology :: One Step Ahead :: Stand Your Ground :: Deep Down :: It Must've Been My Boy :: Lead Them Home My Dreams :: Mood Swings :: One Hand, One Heart :: Sure :: Negative Energy :: Mood Swings :: Try :: In His Mind :: Where Have You Been? :: This So-Called Miracle

Body Mind Soul (1993)
A sensous and grown-up Debbie! The tracks are mostly dance-pop oriented, funky, with an R&B flavor. My favourites include the tongue-in-cheek Shock Your Mama, How Can This Be, Little Birdie and Goodbye (the perfect ballad for break-ups and farewells). The video of the first single, Losin' Myself created quite a stir in those days.

Tracks: Love or Money :: Do You Have it in Your Heart? :: Free Me :: Shock Your Mama :: Losin' Myself :: How Can This Be? :: When I Say No :: Little Birdie :: Kisses 4 One :: Tear Down These Walls :: Goodbye

Think With Your Heart (1995)
Different from her previous albums, the songs here have a theatrical/musical feel, with accompaniment of the London Session Orchestra. Calling it her most honest album, it was produced entirely by herself. My favourite track is Didn't Have The Heart. You Don't Have To See and Two Young Kids grows on you and Think With Your Heart is perfect for a Disney soundtrack. She also covers a Carole King classic, Will You Love Tomorrow.

Tracks: For Better or Worse :: Didn't Have the Heart :: Will You Love Me Tomorrow? :: Dancin' in My Mind :: Dontcha Want Me Now? :: Can't Do it Alone :: Think With Your Heart :: Too Fancy :: You Don't Have to See :: Two Young Kids :: Interlude/Tony's Rehearsal :: Let's Run Away
 

Deborah (1997)
This album was released on her own recording label, Espiritu Records. It has a mixture of slow and mid-tempo songs with an earthy feel. Only Words was released as the first single from it. My favorite songs here are Naturally, Nobody's You, Where I Wanna Be, Cry Tonight, Ode To A Would Be Lover...heck, the whole album! I've listenend to it for like a thousand times.

Tracks: Prelude :: Ode To A Would Be Lover :: Moonchild :: Only Words :: Naturally :: Nobody's You :: Cry Tonight :: Where I Wanna Be :: Butterflies Are Free :: Give Me Your Love :: Just Wasn't Love :: I Can't :: People :: Don't Rain On My Parade :: I Will Let You Go
 

M.Y.O.B. (2001)
Deborah returns with an eclectic mix that includes dance-pop oriented numbers, a couple of new sounds, a remake and her vintage ballads. The title track M.Y.O.B., What You Want, Your Secret and What Part of No are her take on today's typical dance pop sounds. The remake is a duet of Knock Three Times with Tony Orlando. But Wishing You Were Here and The One are what keeps me firmly in the palm of her hand...

Tracks:  M.Y.O.B. :: Your Secret :: What You Want :: Down That Road :: The One :: Wishing You Were Here :: What Part of No :: In Blue :: Jaded :: Knock Three Times

Colored Lights (2003)
 Coming soon ...!