The Holland brothers were supposed to be doing a record on Bonnie Pointer from the Pointer Sisters, but her husband or boyfriend wouldn't let her out of the house. So some kind of way, the Holland brothers moseyed their way to my session and it just so happened that their brother-in-law was Carolyn Franklin's partner. So they came on in and they saw how our session was going and they started submitting songs and all of a sudden, they were in on this session. But now, after I started doing all the songs, got everything down, the Holland brothers and this attorney who let us have the money, they started fighting over the stuff. The album was supposed to be mine and Carolyn's and we were gonna hustle it and let different companies hear it and see who would take it. But it turned out so good that the attorney and the Holland brothers, they started fighting. I said 'now, wait a minute. The product is supposed to come to Carolyn and I so we can shop it around'. But the Holland brothers started their own label and the lawyer kept the product locked up in a safe for about ten years.

It wasn't until I got with Prince that they decided to get this product out there. It came out the Holland brothers' label. I don't recall the exact year, but in between 'Time Waits For No One' and 'The Voice', so sometime between '89 and '92. The label is Holland, Holland and Holland or H&H, I'm not sure. The only thing that did come out in 1984 was the single "Love Gone Bad". I'm crazy about that song! Actually, I think the "Love Gone Bad" album is ever better than "Time Waits For No One". We used real musicians, believe me, it's bad. There's one song on there (sings) 'I'm holding on, hold on to your love' and I think five, that Carolyn Franklin wrote. One's called 'Show Me'. (Sings) 'if you want me for your lady love, really, truly want my love, then show me'. It's really good! I was dying, I said 'please let this album get out there, let it be heard because it's a smash!' That album is free and it's jamming!"