Brenda Jackson

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Following her departure from A&M Records, singer-songwriter Brenda Russell released her third album, Two Eyes, in 1983 on Warner Bros. Produced by Tommy LiPuma, it includes appearances by Michael McDonald, Rita Coolidge, Pattie Brooks, Randy Crawford, Christopher Cross, James Ingram, Patrice Rushen, Joe Esposito, Leon Ware, Stevie Wonder, and Al Jarreau, the latter being the subject of the track "Jarreau." Although Two Eyes did not chart, it is considered one of the strongest albums in Brenda's catalogue. Five years later, Brenda would return to A&M Records and release her most successful album yet, Get Here, featuring the hit "Piano in the Dark."

MICHAEL JACKSON & THE JACKSON 5 The Motown Years - 50 Best Songs (2008 UK 3-CD album set - Consisting of Michael and his 4 older brothers the Jackson 5 were signed to Motown in 1968 and instantly launched a string of hits; I Want You Back ABC The Love You Save and Ill Be There; making them the first group in history to have their first 4 singles go to number 1. The 50 Best Songs is a collection of Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5s difinative hits showcasing the remarkable beginnings of the greatest pop star of all time. Presented in an 8-panel digipak picture sleeve)

BrendaLee was one of the most successful singers of the 60s. The song thatenabled her to break through in a big way from C&W to pop was SweetNothins, a top ten hit in 1960 and the first of twelve top ten popsongs she recorded in a four-year span. It was followed by two songsthat reached #1 later in 1960 [before she reached her 16th birthday]--Im Sorry and I Want To Be Wanted.