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You Could Have Been With Me
You Could Have Been With Me
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Sheena Easton rocketed to overnight fame in 1980 with the BBC broadcast of The Big Time – the first pop reality show. She subsequently broke records with her first two singles "Modern Girl" and "9 To 5" simultaneously hitting the UK Top Ten.
In less than six months, she had topped the US Hot 100 with the renamed "Morning Train (Nine To Five)" and became a global sensation. Hot on the heels of her international smash 1981 debut album Take My Time, Sheena released You Could Have Been With Me in Autumn of the same year.
The album rapidly went Gold in the US and Platinum in Canada. Her meteoric rise to worldwide fame was sealed when she won the ‘Best New Artist’ Grammy a few months later, against the likes of Luther Vandross and The Go-Go’s.
