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Reply #30 posted 04/30/17 9:45am

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Reply #31 posted 05/01/17 10:50am

MickyDolenz	Suzanne Vega Norah Jones It's called show business for a reason. It’s 90% business and 10% show. If you don’t know your business, you’re in trouble! ~ Johnnie Taylor Each generation has their music that they fall in love with, that makes it special to them ~ Ralph Tresvant
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Reply #32 posted 05/01/17 1:44pm

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Beat me to it.

Unfortunately, I'll also have to add Madvillainy (2004) from Madvillain, on this list. Madlib and MF Doom's followup to their legendary collabo album will probably never see the light of day.

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Reply #33 posted 05/01/17 2:24pm

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Reply #34 posted 05/01/17 9:47pm

ReddBlitz	U.K.'s The Chimes self titled album!! A banger from start to finish. Pauline Henry delivers..a true powerhouse!!! Tawatha Agee (of Mtume)/Welcome to My Dream Sweet Sable/Old Times Sake Dana Dane/Dana Dane With Fame Adriana Evans/Self-Titled Ta Mara & The Seen/Self-Titled Madame X/Self-Titled [Edited 5/1/17 21:53pm] [Edited 5/1/17 22:11pm]
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Reply #35 posted 05/22/17 11:30am

MickyDolenz	Another Bad Creation The Outfield Benedictine Monks of Santo Domingo Debby Boone It's called show business for a reason. It’s 90% business and 10% show. If you don’t know your business, you’re in trouble! ~ Johnnie Taylor Each generation has their music that they fall in love with, that makes it special to them ~ Ralph Tresvant
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Reply #36 posted 05/23/17 5:42am

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phunkdaddy said:

nammie said:

Tevin Campbell T.E.V.I.N

Tevin's first 2 albums were successful. I wouldn't label him a one album
wonder but he quickly faded into obscurity after his 3rd album which was good
but not as successful on the charts.

Yep,My favorite Tevin Campbell album is the 3rd one.

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Reply #37 posted 06/17/17 7:53pm

MickyDolenz	Wilson Phillips It's called show business for a reason. It’s 90% business and 10% show. If you don’t know your business, you’re in trouble! ~ Johnnie Taylor Each generation has their music that they fall in love with, that makes it special to them ~ Ralph Tresvant
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Reply #38 posted 06/18/17 10:38pm

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They had a few #1's in the UK, they owned 1984 there and were huge in Europe and Asia too. Look outside wherever you are. You could find info like that on wikipedia easily. You should start calling your threads "Here's what i like on youtube part zzzz" Or just post another Debarge thread.. or something.

Their second single, "Two Tribes", was #1 for nine weeks in the UK. Their third single also hit UK#1.

Even their second album, Liverpool, was actually a hit. It went top-10 in Austria, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Switzerland, and the UK. It was pretty terrible, though. (If you ever want to hear a bad cover version, YouTube Frankie's cover of The Doors' "Roadhouse Blues". Also in the Dictionary under "fecal matter".)

Then singer Holly Johnson went solo, and his 1989 album hit #1 in the UK and produced three singles that sold over a million copies.

However the clock struck midnight at 1990, and every member of Frankie was eternally washed-up after that.

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Reply #39 posted 06/19/17 11:24am

ReddBlitz	kitbradley said: *Actually, Soul II Soul did see success with the follow-up A New Decade. It'd feature the hits "Get A Life," "Dream's A Dream," and "Missing You."*
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