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Hot Dance Music.. Nclu FOR WEEK ENDING JUNE 2, 1990 Billboard® HOT DANCE MUSIC.. w YLal á Z W W Z 3 CLUB PLAY 12 -INCH SINGLES SALES from a national sample of dance club playlists. Compiled from a national sample of retail store and one -stop sales reports. Ai Compiled ARTIST a 3 = TITLE á 3 = TITLE ARTIST r- a 3 U LABEL & NUMBER DISTRIBUTING LABEL r w 3 U LABEL & NUMBER /DISTRIBUTING LABEL * * NO.1 * * ** NO.1 ** ll (T) 2 2 8 THE POWER ARISTA ADI -2014 1 week at No. 1 SNAP 1 1 1 6 VOGUE SIRE 0-21513/WARNER BROS. 5 weeks at No. 1 MADONNA VOGUE SIRE 0 -21513 WARNER BROS. MADONNA ATLANTIC 0 -86234 EN VOGUE 2 1 1 7 ED 4 5 8 HOLD ON 03 3 4 7 DUB BE GOOD TO ME ELEKTRA 0 -66654 BEATS INTERNATIONAL 3 2 2 7 ALRIGHT (REMIX) AAA 75021. 1235 -1 JANET JACKSON ® 4 6 8 THAT'S THE WAY OF THE WORLD FFRR 886 981 -1 /POLYDOR D-MOB WITH CATHY DENNIS 4 3 3 9 POISON MCA 24003 BELL BIV DEVOE O 5 7 5 PUMP THAT BODY JIVE 1337 -1 -J0/RCA MR. LEE O 6 6 5 DON'T WANNA FALL IN LOVE WARNER BROS. 0 -21526 JANE CHILD 6 8 8 8 U CANT TOUCH THIS CAPITOL v -15571 M.C. HAMMER © 7 10 8 RUB YOU THE RIGHT WAY MOTOWN MOT -4657 JOHNNY GILL 7 9 12 6 POISON MCA 24003 BELL BIV DEVOE E 14 39 3 U CAN'T TOUCH THIS CAPITOL V.15571 M.C. HAMMER ® 11 16 6 HOLD ON ATLANTIC 0.86234 EN VOGUE ® 9 15 5 THE POWER ARISTA AD1 -2014 SNAP Q 12 17 9 COME INTO MY HOUSE TOMMY BOY TB -948 QUEEN LATIFAH 9 5 4 8 GET A LIFE /FAIRPLAY VIRGIN 0-96482 SOUL II SOUL 1O 15 24 5 FAME 90 (REMIX) RYKOV- 56163/EMI DAVID BOWIE WITH QUEEN LATIFAH 10 10 16 5 NICETY RUTHLESS 0- 96480/ATCO MICHELLE 11 6 5 11 STREET TUFF DESIRE 873 743 -1 /MERCURY REBEL MC & DOUBLE THE TROUBLE 11 13 14 7 COME INTO MY HOUSE TOMMY BOY TB-948 QUEEN LATIFAH 12 16 22 5 WILL YOU BE THERE ENIGMA 7 75550.0 CELEBRATE THE NUN 12 22 24 5 THAT'S THE WAY OF THE WORLD FFRR 886 991- 1 /POLYDOR D-MOB WITH CATHY DENNIS 13 13 18 5 N -R-G MCA 24015 ADAMSKI 13 8 9 9 SPIN THAT WHEEL SBK V -19706 HI TEK 3 FEATURING YA KID K 14 10 11 8 MENTIROSA /WELCOME TO MY GROOVE CAPITOL V -15509 MELLOW MAN ACE 14 19 22 5 PUMP THAT BODY JIVE 1337 -1 -JD /RCA MR. LEE 15 19 26 5 BAD OF THE HEART COLUMBIA 44 73177 GEORGE LAMOND 15 16 18 6 DUB BE GOOD TO ME ELEKTRA 0.66654 BEATS INTERNATIONAL 16 21 25 5 GET DUMB! (FREE YOUR BODY) VENDETTA 75021-7037-1/A&M THE CREW 16 21 23 5 BAD OF THE HEART COLUMBIA 44 73177 GEORGE LAMOND 17 14 19 6 LIGHTNING MAN GEFFEN 0 -21465 NITZER EBB 17 20 20 6 THE POWER WILD PITCH WP-1018 POWER JAM FEATURING CHILL ROB G 18 7 3 9 ALRIGHT (REMIX) A &M 750211235-1 JANET JACKSON 18 11 7 10 ENJOY THE SILENCE SIRE 0-21490/WARNER BROS. DEPECHE MODE 19 20 23 6 VISIONS 4TH & B'WAY 497 /ISLAND ROBERT OWENS 19 15 11 17 THE HUMPTY DANCE TOMMY Boy TB-944 DIGITAL UNDERGROUND NINE INCH NAILS RYKO V- DAVID BOWIE WITH QUEEN LATIFAH 20 25 27 5 HEAD LIKE A HOLE Tvr 2614 C2D0 25 32 4 FAME 90 (REMIX) 56163/EMI 21 18 20 6 ALL THAT GLITTERS ISN'T GOLD CAPITOL x15569 THE COVER GIRLS 21 12 12 9 LET THERE BE HOUSE RCA 9188 -1 -RD DESKEE FAMILY * * * POWER PICK * * * ® 27 31 5 GHETTO HEAVEN ATLANTIC 0.86238 THE STAND 4TH & B'WAY 440506- 0/ISLAND 49ERS \2-J 32 43 3 DON'T YOU LOVE ME 23 17 8 9 LOVE CHILD ATCO 0- 96487 /ATLANTIC SWEET SENSATION AND THE COCONUTS 23 26 33 5 THE SEX OF IT COLUMBIA 44 69204 KID CREOLE 24 29 35 5 WHAT U WAITIN 4? WARNER BROS. 0 -21553 JUNGLE BROTHERS JUNGLE BROTHERS 24 31 40 4 WHAT U WAITIN 4? WARNER BROS. 0 -21553 25 18 13 8 BLUE SAVANNAH SIRE 0- 21428 /WARNER BROS. ERASURE 25 17 14 7 DON'T PLAY ME RAW SLEEPING BAG six-4016o ECSTASY * * * POWER PICK * * * ® 50 - 2 THIS BEAT IS TECHNOTRONIC SBK v-19709 TECHNOTRONIC 26 33 - 2 GET DUMB! (FREE YOUR BODY) VENDETTA 75021ä037.1!A &M THE CREW 27 36 - 2 SITTIN' IN THE LAP OF LUXURY WTG 41 73168/EPIC LOUIE LOUIE 27 26 26 6 911 IS A JOKE DEF JAM 44 73179 /COLUMBIA PUBLIC ENEMY 28 27 31 5 NATURAL THING PROFILE PRO-7284 INNOCENCE FEATURING GEE MORRIS 28 23 19 8 GETTING AWAY WITH IT WARNER mos. 0 -21498 ELECTRONIC 29 22 9 9 ENJOY THE SILENCE SIRE 0- 21490/WARNER BROS. DEPECHE MODE 29 24 17 9 HEAVEN COLUMBIA 44 73171 THE CHIMES 30 33 38 4 GHETTO HEAVEN ATLANTIC 0 -86238 THE FAMILY STAND M 34 36 4 GIRLS NITE OUT RCA 2546 -1 -RD .TYLER COLLINS 31 28 30 6 HALLELUJAH ELEKTRA 0 -60945 HAPPY MONDAYS 31 40 - 2 MENTIROSA /WELCOME TO MY GROOVE CAPITOL V-I 5509 MELLOW MAN ACE 32 38 - 2 RUB YOU THE RIGHT WAY MOTOWN MOT -4657 JOHNNY GILL 32 31 38 4 ALL THAT GLITTERS ISN'T GOLD CAPITOL V-15569 THE COVER GIRLS Q 39 - 2 GIRLS NITE OUT RCA 2546 -1 -RD TYLER COLLINS O 38 47 3 WHY YOU GET FUNKY ON ME (FROM "HOUSE PARTY ") MOTOWN MOT -4711 TODAY ® 48 - 2 BOUNCE BACK MCA 24018 ALISHA 34 28 28 7 PACIFIC TOMMY BOY TB -949 808 STATE O 45 - 2 THE LOVER WHO ROCKS YOU (ALL NIGHT) REPRISE 0- 21524 /WARNER BROS. INDIA CI 37 41 3 THE BLUES WING 873 995 -1 /POLYDOR TONY! TONI! TONE! ® 42 - 2 DATE WITH THE RAIN ATLANTIC 0 -86222 JAMIE PRINCIPLE 36 36 42 3 RESCUE ME SLEEPING BAG SLx -40155 RAIANA PAIGE 37 43 49 3 FOOLS GOLD SILVERTONE 13154-1 -JD /RCA THE STONE ROSES 37 43 49 3 DATE WITH THE RAIN ATLANTIC o -86222 JAMIE PRINCIPLE KLYMAXX 38 40 45 3 PICTURES OF YOU ELEKTRA 0 -66639 THE CURE ® 45 - 2 GOOD LOVE MCA 24000 39 24 10 7 GET A LIFE / FAIRPLAY VIRGIN 0 -96482 SOUL II SOUL 39 49 - 2 HEAD LIKE A HOLE TVT 2614 NINE INCH NAILS 40 23 15 7 LOVE CHILD ATCO 0-96487/ATLANTIC SWEET SENSATION lam+/ 47 48 3 ITS ME, CATHY (FOLLOW MY HEART)/THE PICTURE CURB Vä7051 HUBERT KAH 41 46 44 3 TALK ABOUT ROCKIN' CAPITOL v -15574 2 GIRLS * * * HOT SHOT DEBUT * * * BOUNCE BACK MCA 24018 ALISHA * * * HOT SHOT DEBUT * * * m NEW 1 TALKING WITH MYSELF (REMIX) MERCURY 875 215.1 ELECTRIBE 101 LOVING YOU LIKE CRAZY curr1NG 235 CORINA 9 NEW 1 m NEW 1 YOU DO ME VIRGIN 0 96495 RYUICHI SAKAMOTO LIGHTNING MAN GEFFEN 0 -21465 NITZER EBB o NEW Po. 1 43 30 27 8 SUNSHINE /I FEEL LOVE SANDSTONE 56L 12 -1 FAX YOURSELF YOU CANT DENY IT ARISTA AD1 -2024 LISA STANSFIELD ® NEW 1 ® N EW 1 45 37 41 4 C'MON AND DANCE WITH ME COLUMBIA 44 69206 PARIS BY AIR 45 N EW 1 THE LOVER WHO ROCKS YOU (ALL NIGHT) REPRISE 0- 21524/WARNER BROS. INDIA AMADO MIO /CRACK ATTACK CAPITOL V-15551 GRACE JONES TURTLE POWER SBK V-19710 PARTNERS IN KRYME ® NEW 1 ® NEW 1 47 44 47 3 MOONLIGHT ON WATER ATLANTIC 0 -86195 LAURA BRANIGAN 47 32 25 12 TOUCH ME 4TH A B'WAY 501 /ISLAND 49ERS 48 47 48 3 PROBABLY A ROBBERY /SPACE GLADIATOR ENIGMA V-75543 RENEGADE SOUNDWAVE 48 39 37 6 YOU MAKE ME FEEL (MIGHTY REAL) LONDON 886 973.1 /POLYDOR JIMMY SOMERVILLE 49 29 32 5 GIVE ME LOVE zrx 6268 -12 FUN FUN 49 50 45 4 CRAZY 4 YOU NEXT PLATEAU NP50115 SYBIL PIERRE 50 34 36 5 COME AND FLY WITH ME JIVE 1342 -1 -JD /RCA DJ 50 35 21 17 ALL AROUND THE WORLD ARISTA AD1 -9929 LISA STANSFIELD OT'tles with the greatest sales or club play increase this week. Videoclip availability. Recording Industry Assn. Of America (RIAA) certification for sales of 500,000 units. RIAA certification for sales of 1 million units. Records listed under Club Play are 12 -inch unless indicated otherwise. ©Copyright 1990, BPI Communications Inc. All rights reserved. THE BIGGEST IDEAS COME FROM UNEXPECTED SOURCES. "DON'T LET ME FALL ALONE" Remixéd by Rique "Billy Bob" Alonso ...and Lewis A. Martineé on the extended remix. FROM THE ALBUM "RESPECT THE BEAT." CLUB. THE ZEAL IS REAL. NCLU ON EPIC. Pradand by M48 S Reny Iw MSB lid , U S. A -- A new world of pop /dance sensations Reg. U S Pm B Im. OH by CBS Remids Inc 0) 1990 CBS Roads Im. crossing over from New Zealand to the U.S. OY 30 BILLBOARD JUNE 2, 1990 .
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