Title: Precocious Girl
Product review: It's hard to describe a raging talent like Deborah Allen. Only in her early twenties, she snagged a contract with RCA dubbing duets with the deceased country great Jim Reeves. From there she went on to perform what was arguably the best crossover tune of the 80s--"Baby I Lied"--before jettisoning for New York and taking a shot at the pop music market with Prince as her writing bud ("Telepathy"). When that effort stalled, she jump-started her Nashville reputation with a couple of solid albums for Giant. Looking back, it rather seems she jinxed herself by trying to be a Sheena Easton clone. A shame, since she produced so much good stuff. Everything on "Anthology" is good, better than most of her country peers.
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