Joyce Sims

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Joyce Sims (born August 6, 1959 in Rochester, New York) is an American singer, composer and pianist. Known for her 80s club anthems, her biggest hit was the soul/dance ballad, "Come Into My Life", which was a worldwide top ten hit in early 1988.

Her debut album, Come Into My Life, was largely mixed and produced by Kurtis Mantronik of old school hip hop/electro funk crew Mantronix.

Not having released any new material since the 1995 single "Who's Crying Now", Sims made a surprise comeback in 2006 with A New Beginning, her first album release in 17 years.

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[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

  • Come Into My Life (1987)
  • All About Love (1989)
  • A New Beginning (2006)

[edit] Singles

  • "All And All" (1986)
  • "Lifetime Love" (1987)
  • "Come Into My Life" (1988)
  • "Love Makes a Woman" (1988)
  • "Walk Away" (1988)
  • "Looking For a Love" (1989)
  • "All About Love" (1990)
  • "Come Into My Life" (1994 remixes) (1994)
  • "Who's Crying Now" (1994)
  • "Come Into My Life" (2004 remixes) (2004)
  • "Praise His Name" (2004)
  • "What the World Needs Now" (2006)

[edit] Audio sample

[edit] External links

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