"I'll Be There" still went #1 on Radio a week faster, and became the fastest ever time for a song to go #1 on Airplay.
It did because I remember the "Music Box" promo that some radio stations were doing for her, and they played Dreamlover for the whole day on album release day
I remember vividly because I was in summer camp at the time, and that's all we would hear on the radio that day
It did because I remember the "Music Box" promo that some radio stations were doing for her, and they played Dreamlover for the whole day on album release day
I remember vividly because I was in summer camp at the time, and that's all we would hear on the radio that day
Well considering Mariah achieved her #1's without Itunes, Youtube, Spotify and a re-release; her achievements are more impressive.
She had much stronger radio support then.
And I don't understand your rationale behind this. Itunes & Spotify makes it easier for less established artists to reach the chart, while in radio-ruled days, you only needed a deal and you were guaranteed a high chart peak.
the one whose debut song made IMPACT
the one who won a GRAMMY for "Best Female Pop Vocal Performance"
the one who has a #1 LIVE song
the one who has a #1 COVER song
the one who wrote and produced her #1 songs
