10 Most-Requested Taylor Dayne Songs

On The Q105 Saturday Night Dance Party, "Prove Your Love" and "Tell It To My Heart" are iconic jams. But when Taylor Dayne comes to Clearwater, you're going to be surprised how many of her hits you still remember word for word.

Taylor Dayne plays the Nancy & David Bilheimer Capitol Theatre March 23, 2024. Tiffany will perform that night as well. You best would remember her by her 80s hits "I Think We're Alone Now" and "Could've Been". Ticket prices start at $45. Doors open at 7 and the show begins at 8.

If you want to go all out, there's a meet & greet package for $229 that gets you a GA pit ticket, meet & greet with Taylor, a photo with her, an autographed lyric sheet and VIP laminate. There's also a $125 package if you'd just like to get the photo op with Tiffany and Taylor.

Here are the 10 Taylor songs we get the most requests for on Q105 to get you ready for the show.

This one from 1990 was written by the legendary Diane Warren. The song was actually originally intended for Tina Turner!

You might not even be familiar with this one if you just know Taylor's radio songs.  This was a #1 hit on the club charts.

A big radio hit from 1990, this one was the fourth single from Taylor's album "Can't Fight Fate."

It takes guts to cover this iconic Barry White classic.  But Taylor put her own spin on it when Clive Davis asked her to do it.  It was produced by the guys behind C&C Music Factory.

Another one of those songs that you don't hear much these days but it was all over the radio in 1988. It almost hit #1... it got up to #2 right behind "Two Hearts" by Phil Collins.

This one had  a resurgence in popularity in the clubs 5 years ago when Raphael Tate remade it.

As much as we love Taylor's dance club anthems on the show, her soulful ballads were so powerful.  Dig the hair in this music video!

This one from 1990 still gives you goosebumps.  Another gem written by Diane Warren, who had Whitney Houston in mind when she wrote the song in a hotel room in Russia.  But Clive Davis knew Taylor would nail it.  And man did she.

I remember coming home after school hoping to hear this song on Dance Party USA.  It was her first #1 on the dance club chart.  Paula Abdul helped with the choreography for the music video.

By far, our most requested song from Taylor on Q105.  It lands in our Top 105 requests of the year countdown every year.  It was the song that introduced Taylor to the world.  It even got Taylor a Grammy nomination.  Taylor's father loaned her $6,000 to create the demo.  The investment paid off.  As you heard when we had Taylor on the show, it led to fun moments like when he got to meet Rodney Dangerfield!