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Although he began his career singing backup for musicians such as Lionel Richie and Madonna, Richard Marx made his mark on the pop music scene in 1987 with his hit single, "Don't Mean Nothing." Over the next ten years, Marx racked up thirteen top five singles and four multi-platinum albums; his biggest are included on GREATEST HITS, including familiar songs like "Hold Onto the Nights," the sweet ballad "Now and Forever," and the kicky, uptempo "Satisfied." Other standouts include "Angel's Lullaby," which was included on the Pediatric AIDS Foundation benefit cd, FOR OUR CHILDREN TOO, and which Marx wrote for his young sons: "I was never alive til the day I was blessed with you/I hold you late at night/Knowing what I was put here to do."
Includes liner notes by Richard Marx.
Personnel includes: Richard Marx, Luther Vandross, Lionel Richie (vocals).
Producers: Richard Marx, David Cole, Humberto Gatica, Randy Jackson.
Richard Marx Greatest Hits Songs Greatest Hits Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Top notch collection
Excellent collection of recordings by the Chicago-born artist. Major tracks that were major hits, Satisfied, Hold on to the Nights, Right Here Waiting, Angelina, Endless Summer Nights, Should Have Known Better as well as Hazard. Especially liked Keep Coming Back with the magnificent vocals of the late Luther Vandross. Marx covers his career of music on this one CD. Has nice dance songs as well as the soft ballads, Enjoy! :)
Submitted by David (Middletown, NJ USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 2 of 2 found this helpful. THE BEST MUSIC I´VE EVER HEARD
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One of the best CD's that I have ever received!!
Submitted by a reviewer (Bonita Springs, Florida)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No You will not be able to stop dancing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome music!!!--can we say WOW??!!!!
Buy it today if you don't have it!--listen to the whole thing!!!!!--it's great!!--simply great music!!!!
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Submitted by Jigsaw (Williamsburg, VA, USA)
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If you love Richard Marx music you would truly appreciate this CD. I bought it and don't regret it!!! It is the BEST !!! Richard is a gifted songwriter and singer. Thanks Richard for writing such wonderful lyrics about life and love and how to appreciate it!!
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