
End of the Road
Thirteen weeks at number one, a record until Whitney broke it in early 1993, on Babyface's Boomerang ballad.

Thirteen weeks at number one, a record until Whitney broke it in early 1993, on Babyface's Boomerang ballad.

Michael Bivins raps their discovery story over Dallas Austin's new jack swing, with a doo-wop turn at the close.

Babyface wrote it and the group nearly turned it down; fourteen weeks at number one settled that argument.

Nathan Morris had written nearly the same song for his late road manager, Carey said; sixteen weeks at number one.

Four voices, no instruments, a 1975 Cooley High ballad rebuilt a cappella and carried to number two.

Only the Beatles had replaced themselves at number one before Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis handed the group this.

Trackmasters looped Michael Jackson's The Lady in My Life, Boyz II Men sang the hook, and LL won a Grammy.

Four voices, one Babyface song about a relationship drying up, and another number two for the Philadelphia group.