Dancing Off The Deep End
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Dancing off the Deep End is an independently released recording by Canadian singer, Darlene Watters. Songs were written by Darlene Watters and partner Rick Lazaroff, and recorded in their Wasaga Beach, Ontario, with the exception of Pick up the phone which was written by former Saga drummer Steve Negus . Dancing off the Deep End was released in 1996.
Inspiration for the album came during a 5 month long engagement in Dubai, U.A.E. where Euro-Dance was gaining popularity. The trend didn't translate in North America and the album was never picked up for distribution.
