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Nice one! DIdn't know there were further editions! Oh, How I love Like a Prayer.... It also took Billboard to settle an argument between my friend and I, cause he claimed it wasn't nicky the solo voice in the choir section... and Billboard specialist confirm that for me too!

I have no idea what happened with this soundtrack, in which the main songs are Leonard's but the score is all Bray's... And since they talk about ITG not being a single, can you imagine what a hit Causing a Commotion could have been if she made a video for it?

Yeah, this kind of perfection ussualy don't happen overnight... This is by far my favorite "dance" song from that album

That's what's been said for many many years... but I have never been able to hear a paper sheet. And, in the last year or so, a different vocal cut has been release like a demo, so I'm guessing it is not true with the album version of the song. Maybe, MAYBE, it is a situation like Into the groove, in which the "don't touch this demo this song is perfect" situation is in the movie, but when it comes to comercial release, they re-recorded the vocals?

Another great one, though this song really bores me to death

This is gold! thank you! I wish they did this with all her singles (at least up to erotica's)

I think it would be great to have all of that posted, it is actualy very interesting to read! This all started when a friend of mine (the same one who showed me this note when the book was released) kept arguing with me that the song was never written for a guy to sing. the excerpts from this book in wikipedia don't show that part...

Thank you fiercmighty! Thank you very very much

I really can't tell for sure, but as part of that info is "quoted" in wikipedia, I would say it is: Bronson, Fred (2003). The Billboard Book of Number 1 Hits. Billboard Books. ISBN 0-8230-7677-6.

Hi everyone Many years ago billboard edited a book with comprehensive information on all n° 1 hits on thier chart. Can anybody post the note it had on Live to tell? Thanks!