What makes Don't Come Crying to Me by Linda Clifford notable?

This album features the hit title track, which became a staple in dance clubs and helped solidify Clifford's presence in the house music genre. Its blend of soul and dance influences resonated with audiences, contributing to the evolution of popular music in the early '80s. By 1982, Linda Clifford was transitioning from her earlier disco roots into the emerging house music scene. This album was released following her successful singles in the late 1970s, marking a pivotal moment as she adapted her sound to fit new trends while maintaining her soulful essence.

How many songs are on Don't Come Crying to Me?

Don't Come Crying to Me has 2 tracks, running approximately 12 minutes.

Don't Come Crying to Me

Linda Clifford · 1982

12 min · 2 tracks · house music

Soulful melodies entwine with house rhythms, creating an infectious groove that invites both dancing and reflection.

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Don’t Come Crying to Me — The title track showcases Clifford's powerful vocal delivery over an infectious beat, encapsulating the emotional depth and rhythmic energy that define the album.
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I’ll Keep On Loving You — This track highlights Clifford's ability to convey vulnerability through heartfelt lyrics, paired with a smooth groove that exemplifies her transition into house music.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Don’t Come Crying to Me 6:38
2 I’ll Keep On Loving You 5:35

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