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Bad Girl (La Toya Jackson album) Remix)". A single for the track was released on BCM Records and was intended for an all-new album. However, the record label wasn't able to complete the album and this was the only track that ever surfaced. Legend bought the rights to the song and included it with the tracks from "Bad Girl". The live album "La Toya – Live" features many songs from the "Bad Girl" album. It is owned by Sherman Records but has remained unreleased. Bad Girl (La Toya Jackson album) Bad Girl (recorded in 1989, released in 1990) is the sixth studio album by American singer