Rush Street (Richard Marx album)

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Rush Street
Rush Street cover
Studio album by Richard Marx
Released Oct. 1991
Genre Pop
Label Capitol Records
Professional reviews
Richard Marx chronology
Repeat Offender
(1989)		 Rush Street
(1991)		 Paid Vacation
(1994)

Rush Street is an album by Richard Marx, released in 1991. "Hazard" reached a high of 9 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts and "Chains Around My Heart" also went to #9 on US A.C. charts. Marx admitted in 2001 that the track "Superstar" is about pop star Madonna [1]


[edit] Track listing

  1. "Playing with Fire"
  2. "Love Unemotional"
  3. "Keep Coming Back"
  4. "Take This Heart"
  5. "Hazard"
  6. "Hands In Your Pocket"
  7. "Calling You"
  8. "Superstar"
  9. "Streets Of Pain"
  10. "I Get No Sleep"
  11. "Big Boy Now"
  12. "Chains Around My Heart"
  13. "Your World"


[edit] Singles/Chart Positions


Year Song US Hot 100 US M.S.R. US A.C. UK Singles
1991 "Keep Coming Back" 12 - 1 55
1992 "Hazard" 9 - 1 3
1992 "Take This Heart" 20 - 4 13
1992 "Chains Around My Heart" 44 - 9 29

[edit] Sources

  1. ^ Ask Richard: August 2001. richardmarxonline.com. Retrieved on 2007-06-13.
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