GoogaMooga wrote:Leo Sayer also struck gold in R&B with You Make me Feel Like Dancing, so I believe the Phil Collins achievement.
sloopjohnc wrote:GoogaMooga wrote:Leo Sayer also struck gold in R&B with You Make me Feel Like Dancing, so I believe the Phil Collins achievement.
Personally, I don't think even a duet with EW&F's Philip Bailey or a Motown cover could make Phil Collins a star in the African-American community

sloopjohnc wrote:GoogaMooga wrote:Leo Sayer also struck gold in R&B with You Make me Feel Like Dancing, so I believe the Phil Collins achievement.
Personally, I don't think even a duet with EW&F's Philip Bailey or a Motown cover could make Phil Collins a star in the African-American community
Dr Guy wrote:zphage seems to take himself seriously. He also seems to be on the verge of exploding half the time... a tightly-wound sad sack, sulking for days.
zphage wrote:We have a thread here, somewhere with a Billboard article on his impact/sales/stature within the current R&b world
GoogaMooga wrote:Yeah, his lone R&B chart placing was no.8 with Sussudio, just a quirk, really.
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