Debbie Gibsoncontributed the song “I Do,” with lyrics by Ethan Coen, to the “The Naked Man” album in 1998. The soundtrack, however, was never formally published. Gibson founded her own record label, Espiritu, after leaving EMI so that she could publish her own works.
When “Deborah,” her sixth album, was published in 1997, it signaled her comeback to mainstream music. “Only Words,” the album’s debut song, peaked at number 40 on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart. A second single from the album was the ballad “Naturally.”
Gibson’s seventh album, “M.Y.O.B.,” was released in 2001 with her new record company, Golden Egg.
Three singles from the album were released: the seductive pop ballad “What You Want,” the dance-pop song with Latin influences “Your Secret,” and the bass-heavy “M.Y.O.B.”
The album included notable songs including “In Blue,” a beautiful jazz song with a Latin flavor, “Wishing You Were Here,” a retro-style ballad, and a remix of “M.Y.O.B.” with backup vocals from her nieces.
2005 saw Gibson and the O’Neill Brothers work together to co-write and record the song “Someone You Love.” Additionally, they made available an acoustic rendition of her number-one single, “Lost in Your Eyes.” A Gibson-starring PBS special received an Emmy nomination as well.
Gibson bared everything for Playboy magazine the same year that her single “Naked,” which peaked at number 35 on the Billboard Hot Single Sales, was released.
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