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Phil Collins, singer, songwriter and former drummer/lead vocalist for the rock group Genesis, released his third solo album, No Jacket Required, in 1985.  The album’s

In 1993 the president was Bill Clinton; you could get a gallon of gas for a little over a buck, and people gathered around the

With a career spanning almost four decades, Kenny “Babyface” Edmonds remains a musical force to be reckoned with, continually carving out hits with his distinct

Nigerian-born singer Helen Folasade Adu, known worldwide as Sade, got her start in the music business when she was 18 years old, after moving to

In 1983, Sting, the frontman for the group The Police, was at the top of his game.  The band’s critically acclaimed album, Synchronicity, was a

In 1985 Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith, founders of the group Tears For Fears, released Songs From The Big Chair, an album that would soon

Take a 1980s valley girl, a leather-clad dominatrix, a supermodel glamour girl, and a street-tough girl sporting beaded braids, and what do you get?  You

In the 1980s, Juicy Fruit became known as more than just a fruity tasting gum; it was also the title of the chart-topping R&B song

If you’re going to talk producers, then Nick Martinelli is a name you need to know if you don’t already.  The Philadelphia native boasts production