Rockwell released the follow-up 'Obscene Phone Caller' which became an R&B Top 10 hit (#9) and a respected Top 40 Pop hit (#35). Ein leider nur aus charthistorischer Sicht bemerkenswerter Titel, mit welchem Cherish ihren Status als One-Hit-Wonder hierzulande endlich loswerden konnten - oder auch nicht, je nachdem wie mensch es sieht, denn in der Tat ist dieses hier ja nur ein Cover, ein Remake ihres ersten Hits. Here’s a shocker!? Rockwell, though heavily known for the monster hit 'Somebody’s Watching Me,' is actually a two hit wonder. Rebbie Jackson is certainly widely known for the mega 'Centipede,' and although she'd never repeat that type of Pop success, Jackson did score other hits on the R&B charts with Top 10s '2300 Jackson Street' and 'Playthang.' Jackson too scored an R&B Top 20 with 'Reaction.' The group Divine had another hit with their remake of George Michael's 'One More Try.' For starters, Jonathan Butler scored other hits with 'Holding On,' 'Take Good Care Of Me,' 'More Than Friends,' and 'Sarah, Sarah.' Whilst the girls look nice, I am shocked the release of their album is still going ahead despite there being no buzz around the project and their single ‘Killa. Check this, and it'll probably blow your mind, but some of these artists as listed are surprisingly across the board not one hit wonders. Cherish have unveiled their official album cover for The Truth which will hit stores April 29th: I actually posted the photoshoot to this album cover approximately 2 weeks ago.

Cherish unappreciated album cover