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Old 12-18-2009, 12:36 AM
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"Got a Hold on Me" was the obvious choice, I guess, from her 1984 album. It was MOR or adult-contemporary stuff.

But another good choice for that same market would have been "Ask Anybody." I think adult-contemp listeners would have gotten hooked on that one in 1984. I think it might have been one of the most frequently aired singles on those older-listener stations throughout the 1980s had it been released to radio as a single.
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I think that if Friend had been on SYW it would have been a hit (I know it was a single but not a big hit)

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I agree, but I think it should have been named something else. I never felt "Friend" was the best name for it.
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"Got a Hold on Me" was the obvious choice, I guess, from her 1984 album. It was MOR or adult-contemporary stuff.

But another good choice for that same market would have been "Ask Anybody." I think adult-contemp listeners would have gotten hooked on that one in 1984. I think it might have been one of the most frequently aired singles on those older-listener stations throughout the 1980s had it been released to radio as a single.
I love the feel of this song. It has that haunting style she puts out on occasion.. Such a lovely tune..
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I honestly don't know! But I often muse over what the reaction would've been if "Brown Eyes" was released as a single. I still have no idea whether it would've been #1, a chart failure, or somewhere in between!
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I'm still mystified that "Isn't It Midnight" didn't chart well in the UK.
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I'm still mystified that "Isn't It Midnight" didn't chart well in the UK.
Or that it really didn't chart well anywhere..
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^^^^ I love Love Shines
You also love SUGAR DADDY, my favorite!!

Will somebody please post BELIEVE ME from one of the 1977 rehearsals for JB? He wants it!
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Will somebody please post BELIEVE ME from one of the 1977 rehearsals for JB? He wants it!

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You also love SUGAR DADDY, my favorite!!

Will somebody please post BELIEVE ME from one of the 1977 rehearsals for JB? He wants it!
Is this the one, where Lindsey kicks on his distortion pedal, in the middle of the song, for about 4 seconds, then decides it's too much?
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