IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN A HIT: Kim Wilde "Loved"

Kim Wilde made quite a splash when her debut single "Kids in America" hit in 1981. The track went top ten in the UK, Europe and Australia and peaked at #25 in America.

Although she continued to chart in many international territories, she wouldn't have another hit in America until 1987. The Supremes' cover "You Keep Me Hangin' On" was an international smash that took Wilde to the coveted #1 spot in the United States. She was the last U.K. solo female artist to acheive that benchmark until Leona Lewis released "Bleeding Love" in 2008.

In 2001, Kim recorded a new track called Lovedthat was written by the "Kids in America" songwriters for a compilation CD. Although the song garned some club play in the U.S. it failed to break through and become a bonfide hit.

Live on Belgian TV (2001):


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