Jan. 16, 2014 ·R&B 40: 1980
By Andy KellmanIf
the gripes about disco's destruction of rhythm and blues seemed silly during the late '70s and the '80s, they're unequivocally wacky in 2014, considering the harmful industry developments that followed and the passing of time. In 1980, Billboard's Hot Soul Singles chart featured a whopping 520 R&B singles -- as well as a handful of rap cuts. Bountiful is the first word that comes to mind. After narrowing the favorites down to 40, it was obvious that far too much brilliance was left out, so monthly charts were made. They appear beneath the playlist link. It was tough to eliminate several selections, such as Pointer Sisters' "He's So Shy" (an August debut), from those countdowns. Classics came from many corners, both stylistically and geographically, including chunky synth-funk, sophisticated roller-skating jams, weightless ballads, Italian disco, and Japanese electro-pop. Young Prince got dirty, while Luther Vandross, front and center in number 14, emerged from extensive session work and a fledgling solo career. We also got the final album fromMinnie Riperton, whose life was taken the previous July by cancer, as well as two great albums from Teena Marie -- the first of which was made with Riperton's grieving widower, Richard Rudolph.
The year's most progressive music was put together by Leon Sylvers III, who had recently graduated from writing and producing for his own group -- the Sylvers -- to being the in-house producer for Dick Griffey's Solar label. His slick, sparkling sound is epitomized by the Whispers' "And the Beat Goes On" and Shalamar's "Right in the Socket." Sylvers also took on work for other labels, such as Chocolate City, whose 7th Wonderappears in the September chart. That man's presence and aftershocks will be felt in the next several R&B 40s.
Forty favorite R&B singles that touched Billboard's Hot Soul Singles chart in 1980 -- artist name first, followed by title, label of release, and date of chart entry:
1. Yarbrough & Peoples - "Don't Stop the Music" [Mercury, 11/22]
2. Teena Marie - "I Need Your Lovin'" [Gordy, 8/30]
3. Zapp - "More Bounce to the Ounce" [Warner, 8/23]
4. George Benson - "Give Me the Night" [Warner, 6/28]
5. Michael Jackson - "Off the Wall" [Epic, 2/23]
6. Slave - "Watching You" [Cotillion, 12/13]
7. The Whispers - "And the Beat Goes On" [Solar, 1/19]
8. Diana Ross - "Upside Down" [Motown, 7/12]
9. George Benson - "Love X Love" [Warner, 10/11]
10. Twennynine f/ Lenny White - "Best of Friends" [Elektra, 3/1]
11. Mtume - "So You Wanna Be a Star" [Epic, 12/6]
12. Rick James - "Big Time" [Gordy, 7/12]
13. The Invisible Man's Band - "All Night Thing" [Mango, 3/15]*
14. Change - "The Glow of Love" [RFC, 10/25]
15. The Brothers Johnson - "Stomp!" [A&M, 2/16]
16. Mtume - "Give It on Up (If You Want To)" [Epic, 8/23]
17. Zingara - "Love's Calling" [Wheel, 12/27]*
18. Prince - "Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad?" [Warner, 2/9]
19. Kleeer - "Open Your Mind" [Atlantic, 8/9]
20. Maze f/ Frankie Beverly - "Southern Girl" [Capitol, 7/19]
21. Shalamar - "Right in the Socket" [Solar, 3/29]
22. Teena Marie - "Behind the Groove" [Gordy, 5/3]
23. Chaka Khan - "Clouds" [Warner, 4/26]
24. Teddy Pendergrass - "Love TKO" [Philadelphia Int'l, 10/18]
25. Jermaine Jackson - "Let's Get Serious" [Motown, 3/22]
26. The Gap Band - "Burn Rubber on Me (Why You Wanna Hurt Me)" [Mercury, 12/6]
27. Patrice Rushen - "Look Up!" [Elektra, 10/25]
28. The Isley Brothers - "Don't Say Goodnight (It's Time for Love)" [T-Neck, 3/8]
29. Kano - "I'm Ready" [Emergency, 11/20]
30. Vaughan Mason & Crew - "Bounce, Rock, Skate, Roll" [Brunswick, 1/19]
31. Delegation - "Heartache No. 9" [Mercury, 8/30]*
32. Prince - "Uptown" [Warner, 10/4]
33. The S.O.S. Band - "Take Your Time (Do It Right)" [Tabu, 4/19]
34. The Isley Brothers - "Here We Go Again" [T-Neck, 6/14]
35. Brenda Russell - "Way Back When" [A&M, 2/2]
36. Minnie Riperton - "Here We Go" [Capitol, 8/23]
37. Herbie Hancock - "Stars in Your Eyes" [Columbia, 4/12]
38. Sister Sledge - "Reach Your Peak" [Cotillion, 3/29]
39. Curtis Mayfield - "Love Me, Love Me Now" [Curtom, 6/28]
40. Brides of Funkenstein - "Never Buy Texas from a Cowboy" [Atlantic, 1/12]
Monthly top tens (based on entry dates):
January
The Whispers - "And the Beat Goes On"
Vaughan Mason & Crew - "Bounce, Rock, Skate, Roll"
Brides of Funkenstein - "Never Buy Texas from a Cowboy"
Trussel - "Love Injection"
Donna Summer - "On the Radio"
Sister Sledge - "Got to Love Somebody"
Roberta Flack f/ Donny Hathaway - "You Are My Heaven"
Parliament - "Theme from the Black Hole"
Yellow Magic Orchestra - "Computer Game"
Kool & the Gang - "Too Hot"
February
Michael Jackson - "Off the Wall"
The Brothers Johnson - "Stomp!"
Prince - "Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad?"
Brenda Russell - "Way Back When"
Pressure - "Can You Feel It"
Rick James - "Come into My Life"
Leon Haywood - "Don't Push It Don't Force It"
Skyy - "High"
Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson - "Shut 'um Down"
GQ - "Standing Ovation"
March
Twennynine f/ Lenny White - "Best of Friends"
The Invisible Man's Band - "All Night Thing"
Shalamar - "Right in the Socket"
Jermaine Jackson - "Let's Get Serious"
The Isley Brothers - "Don't Say Goodnight (It's Time for Love)"
Sister Sledge - "Reach Your Peak"
Grey & Hanks - "Now I'm Fine"
Phyllis Hyman - "Under Your Spell"
Rufus f/ Chaka Khan - "Any Love"
Al Johnson - "Back for More"
April
Chaka Khan - "Clouds"
The S.O.S. Band - "Take Your Time (Do It Right)"
Herbie Hancock - "Stars in Your Eyes"
Stephanie Mills - "Sweet Sensation"
Change - "A Lover's Holiday"
Jerry Knight - "Overnight Sensation"
Parliament - "The Big Bang Theory"
Kleeer - "Winners"
Rockie Robbins - "You and Me"
Rodney Franklin - "The Groove"
May
Teena Marie - "Behind the Groove"
Stacy Lattisaw - "Dynamite!"
Odyssey - "Don't Tell Me, Tell Her"
Cameo - "We're Goin' Out Tonight"
The Brothers Johnson - "Light Up the Night"
Sheila & B. Devotion - "Spacer"
Angela Bofill - "Angel of the Night"
Roberta Flack f/ Donny Hathaway - "Back Together Again"
Rufus f/ Chaka Khan - "I'm Dancing for Your Love"
Switch - "Don't Take My Love Away"
June
George Benson - "Give Me the Night"
The Isley Brothers - "Here We Go Again"
Curtis Mayfield - "Love Me, Love Me Now"
Fatback - "Backstrokin'"
Patti Austin - "Body Language"
René & Angela - "Do You Really Love Me"
Collins & Collins - "Top of the Stairs"
Fred Wesley - "House Party"
Rhyze - "Just How Sweet Is Your Love"
Gary Bartz - "Music"
July
Diana Ross - "Upside Down"
Rick James - "Big Time"
Maze - "Southern Girl"
Trussel - "I Love It"
Chic - "Rebels Are We"
A Taste of Honey - "Rescue Me"
Michael Henderson - "Wide Receiver"
Cameo - "Shake Your Pants"
Starpoint - "I Just Wanna Dance with You"
Ashford & Simpson - "Love Don't Make It Right"
August
Teena Marie - "I Need Your Lovin'"
Zapp - "More Bounce to the Ounce"
Mtume - "Give It on Up (If You Want To)"
Kleeer - "Open Your Mind"
Delegation - "Heartache No. 9"
Minnie Riperton - "Here We Go"
Gladys Knight & the Pips - "Taste of Bitter Love"
Tom Browne - "Funkin' for Jamaica"
Stephanie Mills - "Never Knew Love Like This Before"
Queen - "Another One Bites the Dust"
September
Earth, Wind & Fire - "Let Me Talk"
Diana Ross - "I'm Coming Out"
Norman Connors - "Take It to the Limit"
The S.O.S. Band - "S.O.S. (Dit Dit Dit Dash Dash Dash Dit Dit Dit)"
The Stylistics - "Hurry Up This Way Again"
Commodores - "Heroes"
Curtis Mayfield - "Tripping Out"
Evelyn "Champagne" King - "Let's Get Funky Tonight"
Stevie Wonder - "Master Blaster (Jammin')"
7th Wonder - "The Tilt"
October
George Benson - "Love X Love"
Change - "The Glow of Love"
Teddy Pendergrass - "Love TKO"
Patrice Rushen - "Look Up!"
Prince - "Uptown"
The Jacksons - "Lovely One"
Geraldine Hunt - "Can't Fake the Feeling"
Cameo - "Keep It Hot"
Chic - "Real People"
René & Angela - "Everything We Do"
November
Yarbrough & Peoples - "Don't Stop the Music"
Kano - "I'm Ready"
Wilton Felder - "Inherit the Wind"
Switch - "Love Over and Over Again"
One Way - "Something in the Past"
Con Funk Shun - "Too Tight"
Lakeside - "Fantastic Voyage"
Tierra - "Together"
Earth, Wind & Fire - "You"
Heatwave - "Gangsters of the Groove"
December
Slave - "Watching You"
Mtume - "So You Wanna Be a Star"
Zingara - "Love's Calling"
The Gap Band - "Burn Rubber (Why You Wanna Hurt Me)"
Skyy - "Here's to You"
The Jacksons - "Heartbreak Hotel"
T.S. Monk - "Bon Bon Vie (Gimme the Good Life)"
Norman Connors - "Melancholy Fire"
Robert Winters & Fall - "Magic Man"
Rockie Robbins - "After Loving You"

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太长不看

Jun. 5, 2014 · Features / Lists – R&B 40 / PlaylistsR&B 40: 1984
By Andy KellmanPrince's mainstream takeover commenced in early June 1984. That's when the boldly bass-less "When Doves Cry"—a preview of the June 25 release Purple Rain—began its ascent. The same month, Princely hits from Sheila E. and the Time also registered on Billboard's Black Singles chart. While Prince was indeed dominant, serious R&B fans with wider scopes saw the year as a nonstop battle between him and former Time members Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis (and often Monte Moir), whose blazing work with the S.O.S. Band, Change, Cherrelle, Thelma Houston, and Gladys Knight & the Pips filled airwaves as well.
Along with "Let's Go Crazy," "Purple Rain," and "Sex Shooter," Prince also scored when Chaka Khan updated "I Feel for You" with help from Grandmaster Melle Mel, Stevie Wonder, and the System's David Frank. The same year, Frank and System partner Mic Murphy, whether together or apart, assisted Mtume, Howard Johnson, Evelyn "Champagne" King and, last but not least, Angela Bofill. Like Chaka, the Pointers, and Houston, Bofill was established diva who surprisingly adapted to cutting-edge electronic sounds with excellent results.
There were some major warning flares. One was in Teddy Pendergrass' number five hit "Hold Me," a duet with an on-the-brink Whitney Houston. Strange how neither her image nor name appeared on the seven-inch sleeve, though the song was tacked to the end of her debut album, released the following February. Less obvious were charting singles from the New Edition-like Kids at Work, co-written by group members Teddy Riley and Timmy Gatling. Within a couple years, Riley would be a hot rap and R&B producer, while he and Gatling would also form Guy. Additionally, in late November, Sade casually slid into view with their supremely sophisticated first charting single.
Not to be missed: number 26, produced and arranged by disco dons Patrick Adams and Greg Carmichael with lead vocals from onetime ex-Coconut Fonda "Over Like a Fat Rat" Rae. In Nightmare on Elm Street 2, Jesse Walsh bumped his dresser to it. A few years later, Cathy Dennis' cover narrowly missed the top of the Hot 100.
Forty favorite singles that hit Billboard's Black Singles chart during 1984, followed by a Spotify playlist and month-based top-ten lists:
1. Prince - "When Doves Cry" [Warner, 6/9]
2. The S.O.S. Band - "Just the Way You Like It" [Tabu, 7/21]
3. Sheila E. - "The Glamorous Life" [Warner, 6/2]
4. Prince & the Revolution - "Let's Go Crazy" [Warner, 8/11]
5. The Pointer Sisters - "Automatic" [Planet, 1/28]
6. Teena Marie - "Lovergirl" [Epic, 10/27]
7. Stevie Wonder - "Love Light in Flight" [Motown, 12/1]
8. Change - "Change of Heart" [RFC, 4/14]
9. Luther Vandross - "Make Me a Believer" [Epic, 6/16]
10. Cherrelle - "I Didn't Mean to Turn You On" [Tabu, 4/28]
11. The S.O.S. Band - "No One's Gonna Love You" [Tabu, 11/3]
12. Womack & Womack - "Baby I'm Scared of You" [Elektra, 5/12]
13. Chaka Khan - "I Feel for You" [Warner, 9/15]
14. Michael Jackson - "Thriller" [Epic, 2/18]
15. Jocelyn Brown - "Somebody Else's Guy" [Vinyl Dreams, 4/28]
16. Madonna - "Lucky Star" [Sire, 9/29]
17. The Time - "Jungle Love" [Warner, 9/22]
18. Cameo - "She's Strange" [Chocolate City, 2/18]
19. Dennis Edwards - "Don't Look Any Further" [Gordy, 2/11]
20. Real to Reel - "Love Me Like This" [Arista, 3/17]*
21. Thelma Houston - "You Used to Hold Me So Tight" [MCA, 11/10]
22. DeBarge - "Love Me in a Special Way" [Gordy, 3/3]
23. Dayton - "The Sound of Music" [Capitol, 3/31]*
24. Gladys Knight & the Pips - "When You're Far Away" [Columbia, 2/25]
25. World Premiere - "Share the Night" [Easy Street, 2/18]
26. Wish - "Touch Me" [KN, 12/22]
27. Apollonia 6 - "Sex Shooter" [Warner, 9/29]*
28. Hugh Masekela - "Don't Go Lose It Baby" [Jive Afrika, 6/26]
29. The System - "I Wanna Make You Feel Good" [Mirage, 3/3]
30. Mtume - "C.O.D. (I'll Deliver)" [Epic, 10/20]
31. New Edition - "Mr. Telephone Man" [MCA, 12/15]
32. Patrice Rushen - "Feels So Real (Won't Let Go)" [Elektra, 5/12]
33. Luther Vandross - "Superstar/Until You Come Back to Me" [Epic, 3/3]
34. Alicia Myers - "You Get the Best from Me (Say, Say, Say)" [MCA, 8/4]
35. Jeffrey Osborne - "Plane Love" [A&M, 1/21]
36. New Edition - "Cool It Now" [MCA, 9/8]
37. Glenn Jones - "Show Me" [RCA, 9/22]
38. Sade - "Hang On to Your Love" [Portrait, 11/24]
39. Angela Bofill - "Can't Slow Down" [Arista, 11/17]
40. Laid Back - "White Horse" [Sire, 2/18]

Monthly top tens (based on entry dates):
January
The Pointer Sisters - "Automatic"
Jeffrey Osborne - "Plane Love"
George Kranz - "Trommeltanz"
Prince - "Let's Pretend We're Married"
Melba Moore - "Livin' for Your Love"
Barbara Mason - "Another Man"
Indeep - "The Record Keeps Spinning"
Rufus & Chaka Khan - "One Million Kisses"
Dreamboy - "Don't Go"
Rockwell - "Somebody's Watching Me"
February
Michael Jackson - "Thriller"
Cameo - "She's Strange"
Dennis Edwards - "Don't Look Any Further"
Gladys Knight & the Pips - "When You're Far Away"
World Premiere - "Share the Night"
Laid Back - "White Horse"
The Art of Noise - "Beat Box"
Starpoint - "It's All Yours"
Shalamar - "Dancing in the Sheets"
Womack & Womack - "T.K.O."
March
Real to Reel - "Love Me Like This"
DeBarge - "Love Me in a Special Way"
Dayton - "The Sound of Music"
The System - "I Wanna Make You Feel Good"
Luther Vandross - "Superstar/Until You Come Back to Me"
Howard Johnson - "Let This Dream Be Real"
Yarbrough & Peoples - "Don't Waste Your Time"
Shannon - "Give Me Tonight"
Bar-Kays - "Freakshow on the Dance Floor"
Bryan Loren - "Lollipop Luv"
April
Change - "Change of Heart"
Cherrelle - "I Didn't Mean to Turn You On"
Jocelyn Brown - "Somebody Else's Guy"
The Earons - "Land of Hunger"
Melba Moore - "Love Me Right"
The Pointer Sisters - "Jump"
Alisha - "All Night Passion"
O'Bryan - "Lovelite"
R.J.'s Latest Arrival - "Shackles"
Deniece Williams - "Let's Hear It for the Boy"
May
Womack & Womack - "Baby I'm Scared of You"
Patrice Rushen - "Feels So Real (Won't Let Go)"
Dan Hartman - "I Can Dream About You"
John Rocca - "I Want It to Be Real"
Smokey Robinson - "And I Don't Love You"
Dennis Edwards - "Aphrodisiac"
Force M.D.'s - "Let Me Love You"
Roger - "In the Mix"
Marcus Miller - "My Best Friend's Girlfriend"
Atlantic Starr - "Second to None"
June
Prince - "When Doves Cry"
Sheila E. - "The Glamorous Life"
Luther Vandross - "Make Me a Believer"
Hugh Masekela - "Don't Go Lose It Baby"
Kleeer - "Intimate Connection"
The Time - "Ice Cream Castles"
Ollie & Jerry - "Breakin...There's No Stopping Us"
Mtume - "You, Me, and He"
Ray Parker Jr. - "Ghostbusters"
Kashif - "Baby Don't Break Your Baby's Heart"
July
The S.O.S. Band - "Just the Way You Like It"
Lillo Thomas - "Your Love's Got a Hold on Me"
Jermaine Jackson - "Dynamite"
Change - "It Burns Me Up"
Bryan Loren - "Do You Really Love Me"
Debbie Deb - "When I Hear Music"
Carol Lynn Townes - "99 1/2"
The Brothers Johnson - "You Keep Me Coming Back"
Nuance - "Take a Chance"
Yarbrough & Peoples - "Be a Winner"
August
Prince & the Revolution - "Let's Go Crazy"
Alicia Myers - "You Get the Best from Me (Say, Say, Say)"
Patrice Rushen - "Get Off (You Fascinate Me)"
Stephanie Mills - "The Medicine Song"
Cherrelle - "Fragile...Handle with Care"
Janet Jackson - "Don't Stand Another Chance"
Peabo Bryson - "Slow Dancin'"
Cameo - "Hangin' Downtown"
The Jacksons - "Torture"
Next Movement - "All I Do"
September
Chaka Khan - "I Feel for You"
Madonna - "Lucky Star"
The Time - "Jungle Love"
Apollonia 6 - "Sex Shooter"
New Edition - "Cool It Now"
Glenn Jones - "Show Me"
Force M.D.'s - "Tears"
The Staple Singers - "Slippery People"
Aleem - "Release Yourself"
Ashford & Simpson - "Solid"
October
Teena Marie - "Lovergirl"
Mtume - "C.O.D. (I'll Deliver)"
Prince & the Revolution - "Purple Rain"
Midway - "Set It Out"
Deniece Williams - "Black Butterfly"
Evelyn "Champagne King" - "Just for the Night"
Eugene Wilde - "Gotta Get You Home Tonight"
Tom Browne - "Secret Fantasy"
Rick James - "You Turn Me On"
Dreamboy - "I Promise (I Do Love You)"
November
The S.O.S. Band - "No One's Gonna Love You"
Thelma Houston - "You Used to Hold Me So Tight"
Sade - "Hang On to Your Love"
Angela Bofill - "Can't Slow Down"
Midnight Star - "Operator"
Paul Hardcastle - "Rain Forest"
Junie Morrison - "Tease Me"
The Whispers - "Contagious"
Ray Parker Jr. - "Jamie"
Sheila E. - "The Belle of St. Mark"
December
Stevie Wonder - "Love Light in Flight"
Wish - "Touch Me"
New Edition - "Mr. Telephone Man"
The Limit - "Say Yeah"
Philip Bailey - "Easy Lover"
Nuance - "Loveride"
Skyy - "Dancin' to Be Dancin'"
George Benson - "20/20"
Gwen Guthrie - "Love in Moderation"
Ready for the World - "Tonight"

Not enough loved R&B songs charted in 1985 to warrant monthly top tens. Just beneath the 40, A-Z: Steve Arrington's "Feel So Real," Change's "Let's Go Together," Cheyne's "Call Me Mr. 'Telephone' (Answering Service)," Full Force's "Girl If You Take Me Home" and "Alice, I Want You Just for Me!," Marvin Gaye's "Sanctified Lady," Thelma Houston's "(I Guess) It Must Be Love," Whitney Houston's "Saving All My Love for You," Freddie Jackson's "Rock Me Tonight (For Old Times Sake)," Jesse Johnson's Revue's "Be Your Man" and "I Want Your Girl," Chaka Khan's "Through the Fire," Evelyn "Champagne" King's "Your Personal Touch," Loose Ends' "Choose Me," Madonna's "Angel," Alexander O'Neal's "A Broken Heart Can Mend," Greg Phillinganes' "Behind the Mask," the System's "This Is for You," and the Whispers' "Some Kinda Lover." Last but not least, there was Bobby Womack's "I Wish He Didn't Trust Me So Much" -- one of the coldest songs ever recorded. It was Womack's last Top Ten hit. Rest in peace, Poet.

敬请期待 86年封面人物 Miss珍妮杰克逊
如果不是86年 那就是88年 哼

1. Cherrelle w/ Alexander O*Neal - "Saturday Love" [Tabu, 1/25]
2. Midnight Star - "Midas Touch" [Solar, 8/2]
3. Zapp - "Computer Love" [Warner, 1/11]
4. 52nd Street - "Tell Me (How It Feels)" [MCA, 5/3]*
5. Janet Jackson - "What Have You Done for Me Lately" [A&M, 1/25]
6. Oran "Juice" Jones - "The Rain" [Def Jam, 7/19]
7. Loose Ends - "Slow Down" [MCA, 11/29]
8. LeVert - "Pop, Pop, Pop, Pop (Goes My Mind)" [Atlantic, 7/19]
9. Alexander O*Neal - "What*s Missing" [Tabu, 3/29]
10. Cameo - "Word Up" [Atlanta Artists, 8/16]
11. Janet Jackson - "Control" [A&M, 11/1]
12. Cameo - "Candy" [Atlanta Artists, 12/13]
13. Prince & the Revolution - "Kiss" [Warner, 3/1]
14. Anita Baker - "Sweet Love" [Elektra, 6/14]
15. Luther Vandross - "Give Me the Reason" [Epic, 6/28]
16. Janet Jackson - "When I Think of You" [A&M, 8/9]
17. The S.O.S. Band - "Even When You Sleep" [Tabu, 10/18]
18. Janet Jackson - "Nasty" [A&M, 4/19]
19. Chaka Khan - "Love of a Lifetime" [Warner, 7/12]
20. Gwen Guthrie - "Outside in the Rain" [Polydor, 11/1]
21. Howard Hewett - "Stay" [Elektra, 12/13]
22. Surface - "Let*s Try Again" [Columbia, 10/18]
23. Tease - "Firestarter" [Epic, 3/22]*
24. René & Angela - "You Don*t Have to Cry" [Mercury, 4/19]
25. Howard Hewett - "I*m for Real" [Elektra, 8/9]
26. Sade - "Never as Good as the First Time" [Portrait, 3/22]
27. Ready for the World - "Love You Down" [MCA, 10/11]
28. The S.O.S. Band - "The Finest" [Tabu, 3/22]
29. Juicy - "Sugar Free" [Private I, 2/1]*
30. Luther Vandross - "Stop to Love" [Epic, 11/8]
31. The Human League - "Human" [A&M, 9/20/86]
32. Nu Shooz - "I Can*t Wait" [Atlantic, 2/15]
33. Prince & the Revolution - "Mountains" [Warner, 5/31]
34. Gwen Guthrie - "Ain*t Nothin* Goin* On But the Rent" [Polydor, 6/28]
35. New Edition - "A Little Bit of Love" [MCA, 2/15]
36. Timex Social Club - "Rumors" [Jay, 4/26]
37. Vesta - "Once Bitten Twice Shy" [A&M, 10/25]
38. R.J.*s Latest Arrival - "Heaven in Your Arms" [Manhattan, 8/23]*
39. Freddie Jackson - "Have You Ever Loved Somebody" [Capitol, 12/20]
40. R.J.*s Latest Arrival - "Hold On" [Manhattan, 11/29]*
*These songs are not available on Spotify in the U.S. Favorites 41-45 appear in their place, at the end of the playlist.
Just beneath the 40, A-Z: the Art of Noise*s "Moments in Love," Atlantic Starr*s "If Your Heart Isn*t in It," Patti Austin*s "The Heat of Heat," Wally Badarou*s "Chief Inspector," Dhar Braxton*s "Jump Back (Set Me Free)," Ca$hflow*s "Mine All Mine," Club Nouveau*s "Situation #9," 5 Star*s "Love Take Over," Full Force*s "Temporary Love Thing," Phyllis Hyman*s "Living All Alone," Jellybean*s "Sidewalk Talk," Johnny Kemp*s "Just Another Lover," Loose Ends* "Stay a Little While, Child," Bobby Mardis* "Keep On," Maze f/ Frankie Beverly*s "I Wanna Be with You," Michael McDonald*s "Sweet Freedom," Meli*sa Morgan*s "Fool*s Paradise," Nu Shooz* "Point of No Return," Billy Ocean*s "Love Zone," One Way*s "Don*t Think About It," Prince & the Revolution*s "Anotherloverholenyohead," Regina*s "Baby Love," Lionel Richie*s "Love Will Conquer All," Sade*s "Is It a Crime," and Val Young*s "If You Should Ever Be Lonely."

80也结束了,还会接着写70或者00？

@天外小飞 你好我是刚看到你的私信 然后你设置了消息屏蔽所以我也不能回复你
所以在这@ 你
最近很忙 音乐也听得少 不知道你让我听得哪些东西

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