country album, Through His Eyes, for Atlantic in 1994. The album was never released, but is available through Martin's official website. In 1997, Martin recorded a duet "I Live for Love" with David Hasselhoff, which appears on his album Hooked on a Feeling. On September 14, 2012, Martin released the album Trust, Love, Pray, a Christian music album featuring songs written by Martin, including "Every Way and Always", which received airplay on Christian, Praise, and Worship stations. Marilyn reunited with Stevie Nicks in October 2016, singing backup vocals for the 24 Karat Gold Tour and filling in for Lori Nicks. She continued working with Stevie Nicks, touring as a backing vocalist with Fleetwood Mac in 2019. Personal life Martin currently is a real estate agent in Nashville, where she lives with her husband (guitarist, music producer, and engineer) Greg Droman. Discography Studio albums Marilyn Martin (1986) This Is Serious (1988) Trust, Love, Pray (2012) Unreleased album Through His Eyes (1994) Singles "Sorcerer" – 1984, Streets of Fire soundtrack "Separate Lives" - 1985, duet with Phil Collins, No. 1 Billboard Hot 100 & No. 1 Adult Contemporary "Night Moves" - 1986, No. 28 Billboard Hot 100 and No. 18 Album Rock Tracks (Mainstream Rock Tracks Chart) "Move Closer" – 1986 "Body and the Beat" – 1986 "Possessive Love" – 1988 "Love Takes No Prisoners" – 1988 "And When She Danced" - 1988, duet with David Foster (#73 Canada) "No Regrets" – 1992, duet with Charles Dumont "Through His Eyes" – 1994 References External links 1954 births 20th-century American singers 21st-century American singers American women songwriters Atlantic Records artists American performers of Christian music American real estate brokers American pop rock singers American soft rock musicians American synth-pop musicians American women country singers American country singer-songwriters Living people Singer-songwriters from Tennessee Singer-songwriters from Kentucky Musicians from Louisville, Kentucky Country musicians from Kentucky Rock musicians from Kentucky 20th-century American women singers Kentucky women musicians Singers from Kentucky 21st-century American women singers Country musicians from Tennessee