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Dance Music 1997.Qxd THE TOP DANCE SONGS OF 1997 1. UN-BREAK MY HEART/I DON'T WANT TO - Ton! Braxton (Laface/Adsta) 125/126 51. DON'T GO - Le Click (Logic/RCA) 130 2. FREE - Ultra Nate' (Strictly Rhythm/AM-PM) 125/128 52. THINGS JUST AIN'T THE SAME - Deborah Cox (Arista) 126 3. I'LL BE MISSING YOU - Puff Daddy & Faith Evans (Feat. 112) (Bad Boy/Arista) 111 53. WHEN YOU TALK ABOUT LOVE - Patti Labelle (MCA) 123 4. INSOMNIA - Faithless (Arista) 126 54. I'M GONNA LOVE YOU - Summer Junkies (Panic) 135 5. SUGAR IS SWEETER - C.J. Bolland (FFRR/London) 128 55. I'M ALIVE - Stretch And Vern Present Maddog (Grand Slam) 132 6. AROUND THE WORLD - Daft Punk (Virgin) 122/127 56. THA WILD STYLE - DJ Supreme (Interhit) 138 7. I SAY A LITTLE PRAYER - Diana King (Work) 127 57. GET UP/FLYING HIGH - Byron Stingily (Nervous) 126/124 8. CALL ME - Le Click (Logic/RCA) 128/135 58. SHOW ME - Urban Soul (King Street) 127 9. NIGHTMARE - Brainbug (Groovilicious) 128 59. SPICE UP YOUR LIFE - Spice Girls (Virgin) 124 10. ONE MORE NIGHT - Amber (Tommy Boy) 127 60. PRISONER OF LOVE (LA DI DA) - Tania Evans (Columbia) 129 11. MO MONEY, MO PROBLEMS - Notorious B.I.G. (Feat. Puff Daddy & Mesa) (Arista) 104 61. SALVA MEA - Faithless (Arista) 126 12. WANNABE/SAY YOU'LL BE THERE - Spice Girls (Virgin) 110/125 62. GET READY TO BOUNCE - Brooklyn Bounce (Edel America) 133 13. RETURN OF THE MACK - Mark Morrison (Atlantic) 98 63. I WANT YOU - Savage Garden (Columbia) 120/106 14. SPIN SPIN SUGAR - Sneaker Pimps (Virgin Underground) 129 64. WHERE HAVE ALL THE COWBOYS GONE? - Paula Cole (ImagoNVB) 128/134 15. OOH AAH ... JUST A LITTLE BIT - Gina G (Etemal/Wamer Brothers) 131 65. LOVE IS ALL WE NEED/EVERYTHING - Mary J. Bilge (MCA) 126/111 16. RUNAWAY - Nuyorican Soul Feat. India (Giant Step) 110/128 66. I'M NOT GIVING YOU UP/HIGHER - Gloria Estefan (Epic) 122/130 17. CAN U FEEL IT - 3rd Party (DVS/A&M) 127 67. BRAZEN (WEEP) - Skunk Anansie (Epidrome/Sony) 128 18. HONEY - Madah Carey (Columbia) 128/95 68. MUCH BETTER - Club 69 Feat. Suzanne Palmer (Twisted/MCA) 126 19. ENCORE LINE FOIS/EQUADOR - Sash (Ultra/FFRR) 134/132 69. DA DIP - Freak Nasty (Hard Hood(Power) 134 20. DON'T CRY FOR ME ARGENTINA - Madonna (Warner Brothers) 127 70. HOW BIZARRE - OMC (Mercury) 125 21. BARBIE GIRL - Aqua (MCA) 130 71. RUN TO YOU/SOUL TO BARE - Joi Cardwell (Eightball) 128/126 22. ONE MORE TIME - Real McCoy (Arista) 133 72. THE WAY - Funky Green Dogs (Twisted) 124 23. DON'T STOP MOVIN' - Livin' Joy (MCA) 130 73. HAVANA - Kenny G (Arista) 122 24. COCO JAMBOO - Mr. President (Warner Brothers) 100/128 74. SINFUL WISHES - Outta Control (Interhit) 132 25. QUIT PLAYING GAMES (WITH MY HEART) - Backstreet Boys (Jive) 100/124 75. BREAKING ALL THE RULES - She Moves (Geffen) 126 26. MEN IN BLACK - Will Smith (Columbia) 108 76. DRAMA - Club 69 Feat. Kim Cooper (Twisted) 130 27. HYPNOTIZE - The Notorious B.I.G. (Bad Boy/Arista) 96 77. MOVIN' UP - Dreamworid (RCA) 127 28. CAN'T NOBODY HOLD ME DOWN - Puff Daddy (Feat. Mase) (Bad Boy/Arista) 96 78. ONE AND ONE /FABLE - Robert Miles (Arista) 125/127 29. IT MUST BE LOVE - Robin S. (Big Beat/Atlantic) 112/125 79. REMEMBER ME - Blue Boy (OM) 125 30. FREED FROM DESIRE - Gala (ZYX) 130 80. TURN ME OUT - Praxis Feat. Kathy Brown (Strictly Rhythm) 128 31. A LITTLE BIT OF ECSTASY - Jocelyn Endquez (Classified/Tommy Boy) 129 81. BEAT ME HARDERIGIVE IT UP - Victor Calderone (Empire State/Eightball) 130 32. LOVE FOOL - The Cardigans (Mercury) 111/125 82. TO BE IN LOVE - MAW (MAW/Strictly Rhythm) 122 33. RHYTHM OF LOVE - DJ Company (Crave/Epic) 143/134 83. GET UP, STAND UP - Phunky Phantom (Groovilicious) 136 34. YOU'RE NOT ALONE - Olive (RCA) 128/138 84. THE BOSS - The Braxtons (Atlantic) 124 35. UP TO NO GOOD - Porn Kings (Submarine/Popular) 130 85. DONT SPEAK - Clueless (ZYX) 136 36. IT'S NO GOOD - (CLUB 69 REMIX) - Depeche Mode (Mute/Reprise) 120/128 86. OFF SHORE - Chicane (Edel America) 130 37. DON'T LET GO (LOVE)/WHATEVER - En Vogue (Eastwest) 78/90 87. THE HEARTISTS - Belo Horizonti (The Dub/Virg!n Underground) 129 38. NUMBER ONE/UH LA LA LA - Alexia (Popular/Numuzik) 132/94 88. RIPGROOVE - Double 99 (Logic) 127 39. NOT TONIGHT - Lil' Kim (Tommy Boy) 102 89. COLOUR OF LOVE - Amber (Tommy Boy) 126 40. FEEL SO GOOD - Mase (Bad Boy/Arista) 106 90. MUEVE LA CADERA (MOVE YOUR BODY) - Reel 2 Real (Strictly Rhythm) 128 41. FLY - Sugar Ray (Lava/Atlantic) 103 91. DON'T SAY YOUR LOVE IS KILLING ME - Erasure (Maverick) 128 42. MARIA - Ricky Martin (Columbia) 125 92. SO IN LOVE WITH YOU - Duke (4 Play) 130 43. SAY ... IF YOU FEEL ALRIGHT - Crystal Waters (Mercury) 117/124 93. I MISS YOU - Bjork (Elektra) 127 44. TALK TO ME - Wild Orchid (RCA) 120/126 94. TAKE ME AWAY - Culture Beat (Interhit) 126/135 45. TIC TIC TAC - Fruit De La Passion (Auraus/K.L.M.) 106 95. X-RAY (FOLLOW ME) - Space Frog (Energized) 138 46. DA FUNK - Daft Punk (Virgin) 128 96. ITS JUST ANOTHER GROOVE - The Mighty Dub Kats (Sm:)e) 127 47. SOMETHING GOIN' ON - Todd Terry Presents Martha Wash & Jocelyn Brown (Logic) 125 97. HOLD ON TIGHT - Lambda (La Maison Grande) 129 48. ITS ALRIGHT, I FEEL IT! - Nuyorican Soul Feat. Jocelyn Brown (Giant Step) 119 98. COMING BACK - DJ Dado (Time/Italy) 127 49. PONY - Ginuwine (550 Music/Epic) 72 99. I'LL BE - Foxy Brown Feat. Jay-Z (Def Jam/Mercury) 106 50. TI AMO - Gina G (Eternal/Warner Brothers) 125 100. ESPN PRESENTS THE JOCK JAM - Various Artists (Tommy Boy) 124 TOP BALLADS OF 1997 TOP POP SONGS OF 1997 1. CANDLE IN THE WIND 1997/SOMETHING ABOUT THE WAY YOU LOOK TONIGHT - Elton John (Rocket/A&M) 64/ 1. I'LL BE MISSING YOU - Puff Daddy & Faith Evans (Feat. 112) (Bad Boy/Adsta) 1 2. I DON'T WANT TO - Toni Braxton (Laface/Arista) 60 2. WANNABEISAY YOU'LL BE THERE - Spice Girls (Virgin) 110/107 3. HOW DO I LIVE - Leann Rimes (Curb) 63 3. MMMBOP - Hanson (Mercury) 104 4. FOR YOU I WILL - Monica (Atlantic) 62 4. BARBIE GIRL - Aqua (MCA) 130 5. ALL CRIED OUT - Allure Feat. 112 (Trackmasters/Crave) 70 5. QUIT PLAYING GAMES (WITH MY HEART) - Backstreet Boys (Jive) 100 6. THE ONE I GAVE MY HEART TO - Aaliyah (Atlantic) 63 6. MO MONEY, MO PROBLEMS - The Notorious B.I.G. Feat. Puff Daddy & Mas (Bad Boy/Arista) 104 7. I BELIEVE I CAN FLY - R. Kelly (Jive) 60 7. MEN IN BLACK - Will Smith (Columbia) 108 8. BUTTERFLY KISSES - Bob Carlisle (Jive) 82 8. DO YOU KNOW (WHAT IT TAKES)/SHOW ME LOVE - Robyn (RCA) 100/91 9. 2 BECOME 1 - Spice Girls (Virgin) 72 9. HONEY - Mariah Carey (Columbia) 96 10. EVERY TIME I CLOSE MY EYES - Babyface (Epic) 72 10. YOU MAKE ME WANNA - Usher (Laface/Arista) 82 11. HARD TO SAY I'M SORRY - AZ Yet Feat. Peter Cetera (Laface/Arista) 64 11. YOUR WOMAN - White Town (EMI) 103 12. HOW COULD AN ANGEL BREAK MY HEART - Toni Braxton with Kenny G (Laface/Adsta) 82 12. WHERE HAVE ALL THE COWBOYS GONE? - Paula Cole (Imago/WB) 128 13. 4 SEASONS OF LONELINESS - Boyz II Men (Motown) 100 13. I WANT YOU - Savage Garden (Columbia) 106 14. TELL HIM - Barbara Strelsand/Celine Dion (550 Music/EpictColumbia) 76 Puff Daddy 14. YOU WERE MEANT FOR ME/FOOLISH GAMES - Jewel (Atlantic) 116/66 15. FOR YOU - Kenny Latimore (Columbia) 70 15. ALL FOR YOU - Sister Hazel (Universal) 134 THE TOP DANCE SONGS OF 1997 WERE COMPILED BY ED ROTHSCHILD (DJ WILD WORM) WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF DAN MARCELLA. SONG RATINGS ARE BASED UPON REQUESTS, DANCE FLOOR RESPONSE, AND SALES IN THE U.S.A., CANADA, THE UK, AND EUROPE. EJR. ENT. 35-13 LENOX DRIVE, FAIR LAWN, NJ 07410 (201) 796-5119 FAX (201) 703-5365 THE BEST OF THE REST OF 1997 455 ROCKET - Kathy Mattea (Mercury) LOVE SENSATION - 911 (Virgin) 5 MILES TO EMPTY - Brownstone (Work) LOVE YOU DOWN - Inoj (So So Def/Columbia) A LONG DECEMBER - Counting Crows (DGC/Geffen) MALLORCA - Loft (Dance Pool/Sony) A SONG FOR MAMA - Boyz II Men (Motown) MIGHTY HIGH - Gloria Gaynor & The Trammps (Popular) AIN'T NO NEED TO HIDE - Sandy B. (Champion) MOMENT OF MY LIFE - Bobby D'Ambrosia (Definity) AIN'T THAT JUST THE WAY - Lutricia McNeal (Crave) MORE THAN THIS - 10,000 Maniacs (Geffen) ALL BY MYSELF - Celina Dion (550 Music/Epic) MOUTH - Bush (Trauma/Interscope/Hollywood) AS LONG AS YOU LOVE ME - Backstreet Boys (Jive) MY BODY - LSG (Eastwest/EEG) BALLAD OF CLEO & JOE - Cyndi Lauper (Epic) MY LOVE FOR YOU/RIDE ON THE RHYTHM - Blackwood (A&D) BARELY BREATHING - Duncan Sheik (Atlantic) MY LOVE IS THE SHHH! - Somethin' For The People Feat. Trine & Tamara (Warner Brothers) BE MY BABY - Cappella (Interhit) NAKED EYE - Luscious Jackson (Grand Royal/Capitol) BEACH BALL - Nalin & Kane (Ultra) NEVER, NEVER GONNA GIVE YOU UP/PEOPLE HOLD ON - Lisa Stansfield (Arista) BEEN AROUND THE WORLD/IT'S ALL ABOUT THE BENJAMINS - Puff Daddy (Bad Boy/Arista) NO, NO, NO - Destiny's Child (Columbia) BIG BAD MAMA - Foxy Brown Feat. Dru Hill (Def Jam/Mercury) NO ONE BUT YOU - Veronica Feat. Craig Mack (H.O.L.A./Island) BITCH - Meredith Brooks (Capitol) NO ONE CAN LOVE YOU MORE THAN ME - Hannah Jones (Ariola) BREATHE/FIRESTARTER/SMACK MY BITCH UP - Prodigy (Mute/Maverick/WB) NO TENGO DINERO - Los Umbrellos (Virgin) BUENOS AIRES - Madonna (Warner Brothers) NOT OVER YET - Grace (Perfecto/Kinetic/Repdse) BUILDING A MYSTERY/SWEET SURRENDER - Sarah Mclachlan (Arista) OH LA LA LA - 2 Eivissa (Edel America) BUTTA LOVE - Next (Arista) ON & ON/NEXT LIFETIME/TYRONE - Erykah Badu (Universal) BUTTERFLY - Mariah Carey (Columbia) ON MY OWN - Peach Union (Epic) C U WHEN U GET THERE - Coolio Feat.
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