New York native Alana Davis debuted in 1997 with her album Blame It on Me, which featured the hits Inch32 FlavorsInch and InchCrazyInch. Drawning on influences as diverse as Stevie Wonder, Joni Mitchell and Lee Morgan, the album won widespread acclaim for it's smart soulful songs. Album Tracks 1. Save the Day 2. I Want You 3. When You Became King 4. How Many of Us Have Them (Friends) 5. I Don't Care (Lonesome Road) 6. Bye Bye 7. Under the Rainbow 8. A Chance with You 9. God of Love 10. Got This Far 11. Easy to Love