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Ron Livingston
Livingston in 2010
Born
Ronald Joseph Livingston
(1967-06-05) June 5, 1967 (age 51)
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, U.S.
Alma mater
Yale University
Occupation
Actor
Years active
1992–present
Spouse(s)
Rosemarie DeWitt (m. 2009)
Children
2
Ronald Joseph Livingston (born June 5, 1967)[1][2] is an American actor. Livingston is known for his starring role as Peter Gibbons in the 1999 movie Office Space, as well as his role as Captain Lewis Nixon in the 2001 miniseries Band of Brothers.
Livingston's other notable roles were in the films Swingers (1996), Adaptation (2002), The Conjuring (2013), and the television series Loudermilk and Boardwalk Empire, on which he appeared in the fourth season.
Contents
1 Early life
2 Career
3 Personal life
4 Filmography
4.1 Film
4.2 Television
5 References
6 External links
Early life[edit]
Livingston was born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to Linda (née Rinas), a Lutheran pastor, and Kurt Livingston, an aerospace/electronics engineer.[3][4][5] His younger brother John is also an actor; sister Jennifer Livingston and brother-in-law Mike Thompson are TV news personalities at WKBT in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Livingston first acted at Theatre Cedar Rapids after being introduced to the group during a school job shadowing.[6] Livingston moved to Chicago and became involved in the local theater scene.
Career[edit]
Livingston's first film role was in 1992, in Dolly Parton's Straight Talk. He moved to Los Angeles and was cast in supporting roles in Some Folks Call it a Sling Blade and The Low Life. Livingston landed his first role in a major film in 1996's Swingers. He starred as the male lead, Peter Gibbons, in the comedy cult classic Office Space, which co-starred Jennifer Aniston and was written and directed by Mike Judge. He also appeared in HBO's miniseries Band of Brothers as Captain Lewis Nixon opposite Donnie Wahlberg and Damian Lewis. Going beyond nice-guy roles, Livingston played a Hollywood agent in Adaptation (2002); a weaselly Ivy League upstart to Alec Baldwin's casino boss in The Cooler (2003); and teachers in Winter Solstice and Pretty Persuasion (both 2005). He also appeared as sardonic writer Jack Berger, Carrie's short-term boyfriend in the fifth and sixth seasons of Sex and the City. He guest starred in the episode "TB or Not TB" of House. In 2006, he starred as FBI negotiator Matt Flannery in the Fox series Standoff, co-starring Rosemarie DeWitt, and he was an ad spokesman for Sprint Nextel.
In summer 2007, Livingston appeared on the off-Broadway stage in the world premiere of Neil LaBute's In a Dark Dark House, produced by MCC Theater, with Frederick Weller and Louisa Krause. The show ran from May–July at the Lucille Lortel Theatre in New York City. In November 2007, the indie film Holly told the story of a Vietnamese girl trafficked into the sex trade in Cambodia. Livingston starred as Patrick, a shady card shark who becomes determined to save Holly from her ill-destined fate.
In 2009, he portrayed flight engineer Maddux Donner in the series Defying Gravity, which was cancelled after its first season.[7]
In 2010, Livingston co-starred in the Jay Roach comedy Dinner for Schmucks.[8] On February 26, 2013, Entertainment Weekly confirmed that he would be joining the cast of HBO's Boardwalk Empire for the fourth season.[9]
In 2013, Livingston co-starred in the indie comedy Drinking Buddies alongside Olivia Wilde, Jake Johnson and Anna Kendrick. Drinking Buddies received positive reviews from critics. Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a score of 82% based on 97 reviews.[10]
Livingston currently stars in the Audience comedy television series, Loudermilk. In the Peter Farrelly produced series, Livingston plays the title role of Sam Loudermilk, a substance abuse counselor who is also a recovering alcoholic who is known for his bad behavior and attitude. The show premiered in October 2017 and was renewed in April 2018 for a second season that will premiere in October 2018.[11] He also stars in the upcoming ABC family drama series A Million Little Things as Jon Dixon, whose suicide causes his group of friends to evaluate their own lives [12]
Personal life[edit]
Livingston and his Standoff co-star Rosemarie DeWitt began a relationship after meeting on the show.[13] After dating for three years, they were married on November 2, 2009, in San Francisco.[14] He was previously engaged to actress Lisa Sheridan.[15]
In May 2013, Livingston and his wife announced they had adopted an infant girl born the previous month.[16] In December 2016, the couple announced they had adopted another child, a girl, who was born the previous year.[17][18]
Filmography[edit]
Film[edit]
Year
Title
Role
Notes
1992 Straight Talk Soldier
1994 Some Folks Call It a Sling Blade N/A Short film
1995 The Low Life Chad
1996 Swingers Rob
1997 Campfire Tales Rick / RV Driver Segments: "The Honeymoon" and "The Campfire"
1997 The Small Hours Steve
1999 Dill Scallion Ron Statlin
1999 Office Space Peter Gibbons
1999 The Big Brass Ring Sheldon Buckle
1999 Two Ninas Marty Sachs
1999 Body Shots Trent
2000 Beat Allen Ginsberg
2000 A Rumor of Angels Uncle Charlie
2002 Buying the Cow Tyler Carter Bellows
2002 Adaptation Marty Bowen
2003 The Cooler Larry Sokolov
2003 King of the Ants Eric Gatley Uncredited
2005 Winter Solstice Mr. Bricker
2004 Little Black Book Derek
2005 Pretty Persuasion Mr. Anderson
2005 The Life Coach Ron
2006 Life Happens Ben Dreamantowski Short film
2006 Relative Strangers Richard Clayton
2006 Holly Patrick
2007 Music Within Richard Pimentel
2008 American Crude Johnny
2008 The Spleenectomy Dr. Bannister Short film
2008 McCartney's Genes Rudolf
2009 The Time Traveler's Wife Gomez
2010 Dinner for Schmucks Caldwell
2010 Going the Distance Will Broderick
2011 Leave Dr. Lieberman
2011 10 Years Paul
2012 Queens of Country Rance McCoy
2012 The Odd Life of Timothy Green Franklin Crudstaff
2013 Touchy Feely Adrian
2013 Drinking Buddies Chris Cook
2013 The Pretty One Charles
2013 The Conjuring Roger Perron Nominated – Fright Meter Award for Best Supporting Actor
2013 The Sidekick Captain Wonder Short film
2013 Parkland James P. Hosty
2014 Fort Bliss Richard Swann
2015 James White Ben
2015 Addicted to Fresno Edwin
2015 Vacation Ethan
2015 Digging for Fire Bob
2016 The 5th Wave Oliver Sullivan
2017 Shimmer Lake Kyle Walker
2017 Lucky Bobby Lawrence
2018 Tully Drew Moreau
2018 The Long Dumb Road Francois
2018 Richard Says Goodbye Harry
Television[edit]
Year
Title
Role
Notes
1995 JAG Corporal David Anderson Episode: "Scimitar"
1996 Townies Curt 2 episodes
1997 Timecop Elliott Ness Episode: "Public Enemy"
1997 Players Jordan Episode: "Con Law"
1998 That's Life Mitch 6 episodes
2000 Then Came You Max Episode: "Then Came Cousin Aidan"
2001 Band of Brothers Captain Lewis Nixon Miniseries; 10 episodes
Nominated – Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film
2001–2002 The Practice A.D.A. Alan Lowe 8 episodes
2002–2003 Sex and the City Jack Berger 8 episodes
2003 44 Minutes: The North Hollywood Shoot-Out Donnie Anderson Television film
2005–2007 American Dad! Bob Memari (voice) 3 episodes
2005 House Dr. Sebastian Charles Episode: "TB or Not TB"
2006 Family Guy Video Store Clerk (voice) Episode: "Stewie B. Goode"
2006 Nightmares & Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King Howard Fornoy Episode: "The End of the Whole Mess"
2006–2007 Standoff Matt Flannery 18 episodes
2009 Defying Gravity Maddux Donner 13 episodes
2009 WWII in HD Charles Scheffel (voice) 5 episodes
2012 Game Change Mark Wallace Television film
2013 Boardwalk Empire Roy Phillips 6 episodes
Nominated – Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series
2015 Adventure Time Morty Rogers (voice) Episode: "Chips & Ice Cream"
2015 Saints & Strangers John Carver Miniseries; 2 episodes
2016–present Search Party Keith Powell 10 episodes
2017 Dice Sydney Stein 2 episodes
2017 Loudermilk Sam Loudermilk Lead role, 10 episodes
2018 A Million Little Things Jon Dixon Series regular
References[edit]
Jump up ^ "Today in History". The Boston Globe. The Associated Press. June 5, 2012. Retrieved October 24, 2013.
Jump up ^ "Ron Livingston Biography (1968–)". Filmreference.com. Retrieved October 25, 2013.
Jump up ^ "Iowa briefs (third item)". Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque). Associated Press. September 11, 2001. Retrieved October 24, 2013 – via HighBeam Research. [Ron] Livingston, 34, grew up in Marion where his parents, Kurt and Linda Livingston, still live. His route to Hollywood went from Marion High School to Yale, where he studied English and theater. (subscription required)
Jump up ^ "'Practice' makes perfect : Ron Livingston joins top-rated ABC law team". The Washington Times. September 25, 2001. Retrieved October 25, 2013 – via Newsbank. (subscription required)
Jump up ^ "Remembering Rinas - Marion Times - Online at". Mariontoday.org. Retrieved August 1, 2013.
Jump up ^ "Ron Livingston speaks about Theatre Cedar Rapids". YouTube. Retrieved August 1, 2013.
Jump up ^ Lewinski, John (October 22, 2009). "Set visits reveal ghosts of Defying Gravity set destruction". TVSquad. Retrieved October 22, 2009.
Jump up ^ Siegel, Tatiana (October 25, 2009). "'Dinner' for Ron Livingston". Variety.
Jump up ^ Hibberd, James (February 26, 2013). "Ron Livingston joins 'Boardwalk Empire' season 4 | Inside TV | EW.com". Insidetv.ew.com. Retrieved August 1, 2013.
Jump up ^ "Drinking Buddies". Rotten Tomatoes. Flixster. Retrieved November 2, 2013.
Jump up ^ Haring, Bruce (July 27, 2018). "'Loudermilk' Second Season, East St. Louis Documentary Premiere Dates Set By AT&T Audience Network". Deadline Hollywood. Retrieved July 27, 2018.
Jump up ^ Andreeva, Nellie (July 27, 2018). "A Million Little Things' New ABC Drama Series Recasts Role". Deadline Hollywood. Retrieved August 26, 2018.
Jump up ^ "Rosemarie DeWitt : News". People.com. Retrieved September 3, 2010.
Jump up ^ "Ron Livingston Marries Former Costar". Us Weekly. November 12, 2009. Retrieved October 25, 2013.
Jump up ^ Kappes, Serena (July 19, 2006). "Celeb Spotlight: Ron Livingston – Ron Livingston". People.com. Retrieved September 3, 2010.
Jump up ^ "Ron Livingston and Rosemarie DeWitt Welcome Daughter Gracie James" May 23, 2013, People Magazine Online
Jump up ^ Juneau, Jen (December 15, 2016). "Rosemarie DeWitt Reveals She Welcomed a Daughter Through Adoption: 'She's a Little Sweetheart'". People. Retrieved January 10, 2017.
Jump up ^ Johnson, Zach (December 15, 2016). "Rosemarie DeWitt and Ron Livingston Adopt Daughter Esperanza Mae". E! News. Retrieved January 10, 2017.
External links[edit]
Ron Livingston on IMDb
Ron Livingston at the TCM Movie Database
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That's the Way Love Goes (Janet Jackson song)
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"That's the Way Love Goes"
Single by Janet Jackson
from the album janet.
Released
April 20, 1993 (1993-04-20)
Format
7"
12"
CD
cassette
Recorded
January 1993
Studio
Flyte Tyme Studios
(Edina, Minnesota)
Genre
R&B
soul
new jack swing
funk
downtempo
pop
Length
4:25
Label
Virgin
Songwriter(s)
Janet Jackson
James Harris III
Terry Lewis
James Brown
Fred Wesley
John Starks
Charles Bobbit
Producer(s)
Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis
Janet Jackson
Janet Jackson singles chronology
"The Best Things in Life Are Free"
(1992) "That's the Way Love Goes"
(1993) "If"
(1993)
"The Best Things in Life Are Free"
(1992) "That's the Way Love Goes"
(1993) "If"
(1993)
"That's the Way Love Goes" is a song by American singer Janet Jackson, released as the lead single from her fifth studio album janet. (1993). Written and produced by Jackson and Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis, the single saw Jackson transitioning to sensual territory and themes of romantic lust, considered a shocking contrast to her previous releases among critics and the public. The song's slow tempo fused pop, R&B, funk and soul with flourishes of downtempo and hip hop music. It received positive reception from contemporary music critics, who praised it as "iconic," "hypnotic," and an "extravaganza" for its production and vocals.
The song became Jackson's biggest hit to date in the United States and was one of the longest-reigning hits of the year, topping the Billboard Hot 100 for eight weeks, the longest running number one single of any member of the Jackson family on the Hot 100. It also topped the Hot 100 Airplay for ten weeks, as well as spending multiple weeks at number one on several of Billboard's other component charts. The song became the first and only single in history to debut at number one on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart. Internationally, it placed at number one in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Hungary, South Africa, Japan, and Europe's Hot 100 Singles chart. It is the seventeenth biggest hit of the nineties and the biggest selling single by a female artist in South Africa. It has sold over three million copies worldwide.
"That's the Way Love Goes" received a Grammy Award for Best R&B song in addition to Billboard Awards, BMI Pop Award for Most Played Song, BPI Sales Awards, American Music Awards, and Soul Train Awards. Its accompanying music video received several nominations at the MTV Video Music Awards, including Best Female Video; the music video has also influenced several videos, including releases from Ciara and Prince.
"That's the Way Love Goes" has been covered by artists such as Bruno Mars and 'N Sync, cited as an influence by Britney Spears and Nelly Furtado, and inspired or been sampled in songs by Alicia Keys, Destiny's Child, and Utada Hikaru. It is considered to be one of Jackson's signature songs and is included in each of her greatest hits collections: Design of a Decade: 1986–1996 (1995), Number Ones (2009) and Icon: Number Ones (2010).
Contents
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1 Background
2 Composition
3 Critical reception
4 Chart performance
5 Music video
5.1 Reception
6 Live performances
7 Influence
8 Legacy and impact
9 Covers and samples
10 Awards and nominations
11 Track listings and formats
12 Official remixes
13 Charts
13.1 Weekly charts
13.2 Year-end charts
13.3 Decade-end charts
14 Certifications
15 See also
16 Notes
17 References
18 External links
Background[edit]
In 1991, Jackson fulfilled her contract with A&M Records, signing a multimillion-dollar contract with Virgin Records estimated between thirty-two to fifty million dollars, making her the highest paid recording artist at the time.[1][2] "That's the Way Love Goes"' first composition had a lovelorn tone which Jackson revised, contacting producer Jimmy Jam to say she was taking an alternate direction. Jackson was initially indifferent upon hearing its instrumental, prompting her to request a tape to listen to as she embarked on a brief vacation.[3] Upon returning, Jackson replied "You know that track you did? I love it. It's absolutely the bomb," adding "I wasn’t hearing it, but now I totally hear it. We've gotta do that track! Oh my God, we played it non-stop!"[3][4] Jackson wished to write and record the song immediately, and quickly devised its title.[3]
Jam commented that "That's the Way Love Goes" was the perfect introduction into what the album was going to be. At one point in the recording, they took a two-week break for the holidays and Jackson went to Anguilla. She requested Jam to make a cassette of tracks they were already working on to take with her on the trip. Two weeks later, she was excited about the track, requesting her producers to put the track on the album and elaborating she played it non-stop while she was traveling.[4] The producer recalled, "At about one in the morning, the intercom went off in my bedroom. She goes, 'Jimmy? Are you awake?' I said, 'I am now'. She said, 'I've got the concept. It's going to be called 'That's the Way Love Goes'.' Throughout the whole project, it was our favourite record. [...] there was something about that song that we just thought was so different and really captured that part of her life".[4] In retrospect, Jackson called the song "relaxed and carefree", being "easy and fun, soft and seductive."[5] When Virgin heads went to Minneapolis, Jackson and her producers played a rough cut for "If" for them. The executives felt it would be the first release from the album, and Jackson shared this feeling. However, Jam and Lewis, still wanted the label to release "That's the Way Love Goes" first. Jam recalled,[6]
"Janet goes, ‘Yeah, you’re right!’ Then she comes back a week later and says, ‘Well… guys, it looks like ‘If’ is going to be the single. The record label feels it could have a great dance video…’ So we were finishing up recording later with Chuck D and we played him and [hip hop producer] Hank Shocklee the two songs. They said, ‘If. That’s like Janet saying I’m back!’ So Janet’s looking at us like ‘See? See!?’ And then he (Chuck) goes, ‘But that other song… you know when Sade releases a record and it’s not like a bunch of hype? She just slips it out there and you say, ‘Oh my God listen to this!?’ It introduces itself." And we’re looking at Janet like, ‘See!?’"
Composition[edit]
"That's the Way Love Goes"
Jackson transitions to sensual territory and a new style with the single, boasting elements of pop, downtempo, soul, hip hop, and funk.
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"That's the Way Love Goes" samples James Brown's 1974 song "Papa Don't Take No Mess"[7] and The Honey Drippers' 1973 song "Impeach the President".[8] It is set in common time, in the key of G minor. Jackson's vocal chords range between the tonal nodes of high-tone F3 to low-tone Bb4. The song is in a medium tempo of 100 beats per minute with a repeating chord progression of EbMaj7–F6–Gm.[9] Sal Cinquemani from Slant Magazine noted its "measured hip-hop loop and titular one-line hook".[10] Patricia Smith of The Boston Globe also noted that the chorus of the song consists of a simple line, "deep male voice weaves its way through the chorus, and Janet experiments with the layering of spoken lines, chanting the title like a mantra".[11] J.D. Considine of The Baltimore Sun noted that Jackson performed the vocals in the composition at the lower end of her vocal register, "coaxing a velvety warmth" that perfectly complements the lyrics.[12]
The composition begins with the "seemingly innocent" phrases such as "You'll be so glad you came," and goes on to more adult lyrics.[11] Shayne Lee in her book Erotic Revolutionaries: Black Women, Sexuality, and Popular Culture (2010), while noting the whole erotic lyrics singer, wrote: "In 'That's the Way Love Goes' she promises to take her man to places he's never been. She urges him to reach out and feel her body; slow down because he's got her there all night; to go deeper, and that feels so good she's going to cry".[13] The Crisis magazine wrote that Jackson has long been famous for her "self-conscious image of a good girl", but changed her lyrics' style. "Just listen to the spicy lyrics of her super-hit 'That's the Way Love Goes' and you will realize that she is no longer that cute little girl from the Good Times show".[14]
Critical reception[edit]
"That's the Way Love Goes" was well received by contemporary music critics, praised for its sonic innovation and departure, evolving to an edgier and sensual style. David Browne of Entertainment Weekly described it as "gently percolating pop" and "easygoing," with another critique stating "the sexy lyrical composition blends well with the seductively arranged harmony of the song."[15] Rolling Stone described the song as a "warm bed of soul sounds." The publication praised Jackson's approach to sexuality, writing "Jackson evades reductive sexuality by demanding love and respect from both her partner and herself. She wants you to touch her, and love's got to do with it because "that's the way love goes." Janet won't stand for a trade-off — she wants love and sex."[16] Alex Henderson of AllMusic qualified it as both "sultry" and "hypnotic".[17]
Billboard considered the song an adult affair in comparison to Jackson's prior releases, saying "Janet leaves the flirting to the kids and instead lets her guard down for her lover ("Come closer baby closer / reach out and feel my body.")"[18] Los Angeles Times described "That's the Way Love Goes" as "one of the most endearing pieces of romantic pop confection of the '90s", adding "the song is a highlight of Jackson's latest and best album, "janet.," a "silky collection" exploring "questions of sexual awakening and desire with a classy sense of pop craft and convincing passion."[19] The publication also stated "Summer pop doesn't get any smoother or more seductive," likening its quality as unheard for several decades, adding "You might have to go all the way back to Smokey Robinson and the Miracles or, even, the Drifters to find summer pop as silky and as inviting as this."[20] Vibe called it "cool, sensual, simple."[21] It was also labeled an "appealing midtempo number" with Jackson's vocals performed in a "lilt" technique.[22][23]
Glenn Gamboa of Newsday declared "After two straight smash albums and a dozen immediate hits, Jackson takes a left turn," ultimately "focusing on vibe and groove and making the most of her voice."[24] The song was considered one of several which displayed how Jackson "blossomed into a beautiful young woman," described as "a slow burn of a groove led by her sensual whisper," complete with "slinky guitars" revealing a hidden side of her persona.[25][26] MTV considered it "sultry, slow-burning," also labeled "supple" and "sensual."[27][28] Elsewhere, the song was considered a "gentle love ballad."[29] An additional review stated "That's the Way Love Goes" and the janet. album "shattered any illusions the public still held that Janet remained a little girl. Filled with sexual desires and adult fantasies, Janet broke boundaries but still managed to channel her desires into chart-topping hits."
Chart performance[edit]
"That's the Way Love Goes" entered the Billboard Hot 100 at number fourteen.[30][31] Two weeks later, it became Jackson's sixth number one on the Hot 100, eleventh number one on Hot R&B Songs, and ninth number one on the Hot Dance Club Play charts. The single is Jackson's biggest Hot 100 Airplay hit, spending ten weeks at number one; achieving four weeks atop the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart and Hot Dance Music Maxi-Singles Sales. It also peaked atop the Hot R&B Airplay and Hot R&B Single Sales charts. To date, the song is Jackson's biggest hit in the United States and was also the eighteenth biggest hit of the nineties.[7] Six years after its release, Billboard ranked the song as the thirtieth biggest pop hit of the past forty-five years, and in 2007, ranked it as the nineteenth biggest hit ever by a female solo artist.[32][33]
The song is among one of eight songs to reach the top ten of the Pop Songs chart within two weeks of its release and is the longest-reigning number one hit among them, staying atop the chart for ten weeks.[34] Jackson is one of the few artists with a minimum of ten top ten hits on Rhythmic formats, with "That's the Way Love Goes" being her first appearance and number one on the chart.[35] The single was certified gold by the RIAA on November 12, 1993, and later certified platinum.[36] It sold over 1.1 million copies domestically.[37]
Internationally, "That's the Way Love Goes" reached number one in Australia, Canada, Hungary, New Zealand, Europe's Hot 100 Singles, and the United Kingdom's R&B chart. The song peaked at number two in the United Kingdom (Jackson's highest-charting single in the country), within the top five in Finland and the Netherlands; and the top ten in Denmark, Germany, Ireland, and Sweden. It is the biggest selling single by a female artist in South Africa, spending nine weeks at number one and certified four times platinum. The single was certified platinum in Australia and silver in the United Kingdom.[38]
Music video[edit]
The song's video was directed by René Elizondo, Jr. in March 1993. Set in a loft, Jackson is depicted amongst friends and is persuaded to play her new single. Jackson plays the song, briefly interrupted by a dancer who pauses it to express her approval. The song resumes while Jackson and company begin to dance, ending with Jackson talking and joking amongst her dancers. The video was choreographed by Tina Landon. To build anticipation, a promotional advertisement was aired on music channels for several weeks prior to the video's premiere, depicting Jackson narrating and introducing her dancers from behind a camera lens.[39]
The video is iconic within popular culture, being the first glimpse of Jackson's seductive and adult image, in contrast to the bulky uniforms and military ensemble she was previously known for. The transition first began with prior video "Love Will Never Do (Without You)," portraying Jackson's newly-svelte figure and midriff-baring style, becoming her trademark image and iconic within entertainment. "That's the Way Love Goes" was nominated for Best Dance Video, Best Choreography, and Best Female Video at the MTV Video Music Awards. The video is featured on the janet. and Design of a Decade video compilations, special edition of All for You, and From Janet to Damita Jo: The Videos. Behind the scenes footage of its filming was also released.[40] An alternate "One Take Version" focusing solely on Jackson appears exclusively on the janet. video compilation.[41]
The video is also infamous for introducing a then-unknown Jennifer Lopez, who appeared as a backing dancer and had a spoken line in the video's opening dialogue. Lopez credits Jackson as her inspiration to enter the entertainment industry, saying "When I saw the "Pleasure Principle" [video] it inspired me to get into this business," and "I can also never forget the magnificent Janet Jackson as she is a big inspiration for all my dance and music videos."[42][43]
Reception[edit]
Jackson dancing in "That's the Way Love Goes" video (pictured).
Jackson's previous video "Love Will Never Do (Without You)" was the "first inkling" of the contrasted image developed with the release of janet. and "That's the Way Love Goes."[26] The transition is regarded as iconic and commended by many critics. Maureen Sajbel of The LA Times stated Jackson abandoned "the masculine clothes," becoming "refined and softened to a model-perfect feminine image." Sajbel wrote "Jackson's svelte figure is poured into black bell-bottoms and crop tops. She wears silver hoop earrings and wide cream and silver chokers that have sent adolescents streaming into stores asking for "Janet Jackson necklaces."[29] Entertainment Weekly declared it Jackson's earliest foray into being "not just a cherubic pop star but a confident, self-sufficient, and sexy grown-up," calling the "slinky, body-revealing" video "the first volley."[44]
PopMatters commended its choreography as "sinuous seduction" and praised its concept, saying "the video for "That’s the Way Love Goes" once again showcases Janet and her friends, but this time the portrait is much more sensual and relaxed. When this video was released, Janet had been out of the public eye for several years. The video gave hungry fans a fresh eyeful of a radiant, sexy-looking Janet, murmuring a tribute to the joys of physical love."[45][46] Idolator also applauded Jackson's evolution, exclaiming "Ms. Jackson had finally shed her bulky "Rhythm Nation" uniform in exchange for a midriff baring top and a choker, long before anyone would associate her name with the words "wardrobe malfunction".[47] The clip was thought to be "the most accessible version of the star the public had ever seen."[6]
Foster Kamer of Complex declared it a "really simple formula" and "decidedly lo-fi" in comparison to Jackson's "high-tech repertoire." Described as "just a bunch of ladies, kicking it in Janet's loft, dancing around to music," the clip was praised as "all at once golden" for Jackson's "power of seemingly limitless charisma, especially when metered out and not unleashed full-force." The publication concluded "And yet: Janet oozes sexuality as she dances with the ladies around the apartment, leaning on walls, looking up at the ceiling, possibly thinking thoughts about her then-husband René Elizondo Jr."[48] Robert Christgau considered it among Jackson's videos which displayed "a gender equality that's almost progressive by video's pitiful male-chauvinist standards" due to Jackson's dominance over her male counterparts, in which two male dancers compete for her and seven female dancer's attention.[49] The LA Times stated the clip's premise of "Jackson lounging with her pals" succeeds at "seeming offhandedly sexy in a very shrewd way."[29][50] MusicOMH considered it "a sultry start" into Jackson's new image, with Jackson seen dancing "up against a pillar."[51] Feminist website Jezebel considered Jackson "loud, fierce and mouthy" in the video, in contrast to Jackson's "usually so soft-spoken" persona.[52] The New York Times observed "the bump" dance to resurface among youth and clubs "now that Janet Jackson does it in her new video."[53]
Live performances[edit]
Jackson performed a medley of "That's the Way Love Goes" and "If" at the MTV Video Music Awards. The song was performed along with "Because of Love" on MTV's New Year's Eve special. It was also performed on Top of the Pops and French entertainment show Les Années Tubes. Jackson later performed the song on The Ellen DeGeneres Show during promotion for 20 Y.O. and Good Morning America upon the release of her tenth album Discipline. It has been performed on each of her following tours, including the janet. Tour, The Velvet Rope Tour, All for You Tour, Rock Witchu Tour, Number Ones: Up Close and Personal, Unbreakable World Tour, and State of the World Tour with elements of Rock the Boat by Aaliyah.
Jackson's performance medley at the MTV Video Music Awards is often regarded among the most infamous and intricate performances of her career. Complex included it among "The 25 Sexiest Moments in VMA History," commenting "when Britney and Christina were busy dealing with midterms and acne, Janet Jackson was the queen of bringing sexy to the VMA stage. Though it'd no doubt be considered tame by today's standards, Janet's exposed stomach and bra made for the hottest performance of the year."[54] Another critique found it "on point, going from sexy to high energy and intricacy," considered "easily one of her best performances, and one that most pop chicks should study."[55] Queerty titled it the second best performance in the show's history, commending its "dance break by which all dance breaks will be forever judged."[56] It was introduced by actor Christian Slater, who declared Jackson to have "the sexiest bellybutton I've ever seen."[57] A studio version appears on the limited edition version of janet., while remixes entitled the "CJ FXTC Club Mix" and "CJ FXTC Bass Hit Dub" appear on janet. Remixed.
The song's performance on the janet. World Tour was regarded among its "most affecting moments" as Jackson "returned for the encore in just a flannel shirt and jeans."[19] On Number Ones, Up Close and Personal, a review stated "In fact, the more blissful the hook, the tighter she wrapped the song around her - somehow squeezing the breezy sensuality out of "That’s the Way Love Goes" without suffocating it."[58]
Influence[edit]
Various artists have been inspired by the song's production, aura, and opening segment, as well as the music video's "laid back" dance environment. It has been covered by artists such as Bruno Mars and 'N Sync.[59] Britney Spears cited "That's the Way Love Goes" as the inspiration for "Touch of My Hand," appearing on Spears' fourth album In the Zone, saying "I like to compare it to 'That's the Way Love Goes,' kind of a Janet Jackson thing."[60] Additionally, MuuMuse likened the spoken word introduction of Spears' "Am I A Sinner" to a similar opening segment in Jackson's song.[61] Spears included "That's the Way Love Goes" in a playlist for Z100's Reality Radio, commenting "This is one of my favorite songs ever. I love this girl. She has the coolest abs in the world."[62] The whispered introduction in the "Bluelight Version" of Alicia Keys' "Girl on Fire" references the opening refrain of "That's the Way Love Goes."[63] A lyric comparable to the song's introduction was noted in Madonna's "Turn Up the Radio,"[64] with similar opening lines also used in Wynter Gordon's "Stimela" and Jennifer Lopez's "Step Into My World."
Jackson performing on the Rock Witchu Tour.
Destiny's Child's "Nuclear", a Neptunes production included on the compilation Love Songs, was likened to an "early ’90s, "That’s The Way Love Goes"-style Janet Jackson mold" for its "sampled beat recalling the best of ’90s hip-pop," also compared for its "mellow, soothing lyrics over churning hip-hop beats."[65][66] Nelly Furtado cited Jackson as the inspiration for the transition displayed with her third album Loose, saying "Janet Jackson came out with "That's the Way Love Goes," and she was comfortable in her sexuality and womanhood, and that was inspiring to me."[67] Pitchfork likened Ciara's "This is What Love Is", appearing on the album Basic Instinct, to "a trance-inspired take on the breathy spoken word of Janet Jackson's vastly superior "That's the Way Love Goes."[68] Kat DeLuna stated "This song made me want to pursue music!"[69] Sampled elements of "That's the Way Love Goes" are heard in guitar riffs throughout the chorus in the "Underwater Mix" of Japanese singer Utada Hikaru's "Addicted to You."[70] Yahoo! Music considered Mariah Carey and Miguel's "#Beautiful" "one of the most appealing summer jams since Janet Jackson’s "That’s The Way Love Goes".[71] Jackson has evoked the song's feel in several recordings, with People Magazine describing several cuts on Damita Jo reminiscent of its "lush sensual rush."[72] "Feels So Right" from All for You was likened to the song for its mellow feel.[73]
Several subsequent music videos or albums have drawn influence from the video's intimate party setting. Buzzfeed likened the overall feel of Jhené Aiko's debut EP Sail Out to the "kickback" ambiance of the "That's the Way Love Goes" video, "but while sitting in clouds of smoke rather than dancing."[74] Scenes in Ciara's "Body Party" video were influenced by the video's "laid-back" setting as well as Jackson's "Go Deep."[75][76] Ciara's performance at the 2013 BET Awards was thought to be inspired by Jackson's performance of the song at the MTV Video Music Awards.[77] The opening setting of Ciara's "Never Ever," which featured Young Jeezy, was also observed to be similar.[78] The setting, choreography, and wardrobe worn by lead dancer Danielle Curiel in Prince's "Breakfast Can Wait" video were observed to have a similar feel to Jackson's "That's the Way Love Goes" and "If" videos.[79][80] Curiel commented "After "Breakfast Can Wait" came out everyone said it reminded them of those videos, so I went and watched them on YouTube I could definitely see the similarities."[81] The "throw back" style of Toni Braxton's "Make My Heart" video was described as reminiscent of the clip.[82] Jessi Malay cited Jackson's "confident, sexy" and "in control" image in the video as an influence, saying "Janet is a female artist who has gotten the message out that you can be a commanding woman without losing your femininity and sexuality."[83]
Critics have observed elements similar to the video's somber vibe and infamous setting in several films and television series. A golden-hued setting from the film Spartacus: Vengeance was compared to the video by Logo's The Backlot.[84] The locale in an episode of American Horror Story: Coven titled "Fried Chicks" was likened to the video, with Vulture.com saying "Fiona is having her hair done on the set of "That’s the Way Love Goes"."[85] Jackson's black ensemble during this period were prominent influences in fashion. In 2011, Elle Magazine described a Catherine Malandrino black dress as reminiscent of Jackson's outfit worn in the clip.[86]
Legacy and impact[edit]
"That's the Way Love Goes" is among Jackson's signature songs, recognized for its vocals, innovation, and "timeless" aura. It was considered an alternative to popular radio trends and essential part of Jackson's artistic growth, signifying a massive shift in her music and image. It has been cited as an inspiration by Britney Spears, Alicia Keys, Nelly Furtado, and Destiny's Child. The song is ranked among Blender's "500 Greatest Songs Since You Were Born," placing at number four in VH1's "Greatest Songs of the '90s" in 2012. Billboard praised its structure and longevity, saying "That indelible refrain: "Like a moth to a flame / burned by the fire / my love is blind / can't you see my desire?" That slinky Jam & Lewis beat. Even at 20 years old, this Janet jam can still ignite any house party, much like the one in its music video." The publication exclaimed it to be "a sexual awakening for both Jackson and American culture"; classified as one of "the most sexually frank to reach the upper reaches of the charts at the time."[87][88]
The L.A. Times considered it "one of the most endearing pieces of romantic pop confection of the '90s," as well as "the most seductive slice of daydream romanticism in years."[19][89] GuidetoGay called it "equally sexy" as her image, "but unlike Madonna’s ‘Erotica’, ‘janet.’ left more to the imagination." "While most expected her to return with an in-your-face dance track, Jackson "eased in the side door" with a more soulful groove. The music video was equally laid back, showing Jackson chilling with her dancers - one of whom was a then unknown Jennifer Lopez."[90] CNN stated the song memorably "set the mood for a sultry summer," while Vulture.com recalled it "slinked its way easily onto summer mix tapes".[91][92] Additionally, it was declared "the epitome of bedroom slow-jams," among the album's "several iconic hits" which helped define the decade.[93] Newsday considered "That's the Way Love Goes" among Jackson's singles which "changed the course of pop," applauding the "all-purpose, feel-good hit," saying "unlike most summer anthems, "That's the Way Love Goes" doesn't have a gimmick. It's just straight-up cool. [...] It got heads bobbin' in countless cars. It filled dance floors with folks finger- pointing along with the chorus. It became an essential part of the soundtrack to barbecues and beach parties. With its laid-back beat and Jackson's sultry- sweet vocals, it doesn't get you excited as much as puts a smile on your face, which may explain why it was never grating despite its omnipresence."[94][95] Gold Stripe Magazine stated "When we think of the 90s, we think of baggy boyfriend jeans, crop tops, big hair, and house parties. Janet Jackson was one woman who defined the decade. On the scene, she was the total package: sexy, talented, and a softspoken sweetheart."[96]
"This song is all about the audacity of chill — it bumped its way into pop culture 19 years ago to launch Janet's fifth album ... janet. Instead of hitting us in the face with any of the album's many uptempos, Jan, Jam and Lewis teased the set with the relaxed hip-hop soul of "That's the Way Love Goes." The album it comes from was all about her sexual blossoming, and here's where the petals started to move. The song relies on deceptively gripping hooks (earworms are never chill and this is crawling with them) and exploits Janet's musical muttering [possibly] better than anything before or since. For not demanding too much and letting her just ooze, this song resulted in the vocal performance of the woman's career."
—Gawker on "That's the Way Love Goes"[97]
Slant Magazine praised it as a "subtler alternative" to radio trends by artists such as Mariah Carey and Boyz II Men, adding "with its measured hip-hop loop and titular one-line hook, the song was sleek, smart, and sexy—everything you didn't expect from the lead single from a Janet album."[10] Furthermore, an anecdote stated "this song smashed records worldwide, and heralded the arrival of a grown woman comfortable with her own sexuality. Fans and music lovers were left gaping in awe as Janet shed away her military style outfits and did away with her tomboy looks, resurfacing as a strong confidant woman and a global pop icon with the release of her 1993 iconic album ‘Janet.’, which went on to produce 6 consecutive top 10 hits including 2 # 1 singles, and pushed her ahead of her contemporaries Madonna and Whitney Houston."[98] Several critics applauded the song's opening refrain as "seductive," "memorable," and "hypnotic", with a particular review exclaiming "Janet makes it read like poetry." The analysis continued "realistically, no one had any reason to think she was sexy enough to pull it off. Where Janet used to hint at getting it in, she now openly admitted to wanting it without hesitation; "Go deeper baby, deeper...you feel so good I wanna cry." At 25, it made sense for her to give up the coyness of her earlier years. But, who knew she'd pull it off quite so well?"[99] Heidi-Siegmund Cuda of The New York Times declared the song to have a profound effect in clubs, saying "love was in the air, as couples lapped it up and slinked along to the beat." [100] An additional anecdote stated it "featured a sexy video and just a groove and beat that you just can help but fall in love with. The sultry vocals of Janet Jackson and that hypnotic groove ceases to get old."[101] Soul Train called its era "all about Ms. Janet Jackson," saying the song "reigns supreme in the warm weather months," adding "that sultry, silky voice that Jackson brings to the table, combined with hot, sexy lyrics made this song one of the year’s best." The video was heralded as "all kinds of fly and fashion forward." [102]
Rich Juzwiak of Gawker calls "That's the Way Love Goes" a "classic" that "everyone's heard a million times," asking "Have you listened to this song lately? Like, really listened to it, not just took it for granted as the pop wallpaper that megahits can become over time? It's worth it." Juzwiak applauded its "hypnotic" tempo and vocals, noting the pivotal role the song and its video played in Jackson's career evolution.[97] An additional evaluation called its release "strategic timing," commending Jackson's attempt to "urge the label to go with something that was romantic, grown and laid-back" rather than leading "with a big dance record", declaring it "at a minimum, a genius move." Jackson's "broad appeal" allowed the song to thrive on pop, urban, and adult contemporary formats, adding "It still sounds fresh to this day, and I'd be willing to bet that people who aren't even die-hard Janet fans have always been in love with this single."[103] Buzzfeed ranked its music video as Jackson's fourth best, praising its "house party" theme.[104] The clip aided Jackson in becoming known for her trademark abs. It also set fashion trends among youth, described to have "sent adolescents streaming into stores asking for "Janet Jackson necklaces."[29] Furthermore, its "sex-drenched refrain" was praised as "a silky smooth flirt-fest that can set any house-party on fire"; as the video depicts Jackson "incidentally sports abs that desperately deserve the Nobel Prize." It was heralded as a "supreme baby-making extravaganza" based on "Janet’s slinky soul drenched vocals," adding "As Janet sensually coos ‘Don’t mind if I light candles, I’d like to watch us play, baby I’ve got on what you like…‘, it’s really, REALLY hard not to think about getting it on. Easily, iconic." [105]
Covers and samples[edit]
American singer Bruno Mars performed a live cover of "That's the Way Love Goes" at the Chelsea Theater in Las Vegas in January 2014. Mars previously covered the song while performing at the Playboy Mansion two years prior.[106][107] British producer MNEK released a cover of "That's the Way Love Goes" in April 2013, saying "Janet Jackson is just the queen, and it requires no debate. All rights go to Janet, Jam + Lewis and anyone else who was involved. whoever [else] is probably irrelevant simply cos Janet Jackson, and Jam + Lewis are just better than everything and everyone. That's all." The cover reconstructs the song using Jackson's vocals in addition to his own.[108]
Cle Wootton performed the song on the first season of Australian Idol. American boy band 'N Sync covered "That's the Way Love Goes" and released a promotional music video for the song, aired on Jackson's MTV Icon special.[109] Singer Nina covered the song for the soundtrack of the film What's the Worst That Could Happen?. Japanese pop singer Utada Hikaru briefly sampled the song during the chorus and closing of the "Underwater Mix" of "Addicted to You". Yuliet Topaz released a lounge cover of the song in 2008.[110] Deborah Cox, Brownstone, Chantay Savage, and Heavy D performed "That's the Way Love Goes" at the Soul Train Music Awards to tribute Jackson.
"That's the Way Love Goes" was sampled in Freddie Gibbs' "4681 Broadway." Paul Wall's "That's the Way Luv Goes," Dizzy Wright's "Welcome Home," Kid Sensation's "I Gotta Lotta Love," Charles Hamilton's "Strangers with Candy," and Joey Bada$$'s "Don't Quit Your Day Job".[111][112] NuDisco indie artist Moonboots significantly sampled the song in the deep disco song "Sugar".[113] Drum and bass artist Wriggler Bascombe sampled Jackson's vocals in "Burn by the Fire." Italian house producer Nicholas sampled the song for "The Way" in 2010. Saxophonist Kirk Whalum covered the song for the album For You.[114] Jazz musician Norman Brown covered the song and released it as the first single from his sophomore album After the Storm. Alexander Ethan Gray also covered the song, which appeared on the tribute album Smooth Sax Tribute to Janet Jackson.
Awards and nominations[edit]
"That's the Way Love Goes" received various awards including a Grammy Award for Best R&B Song, a Billboard Award for Top R&B Single; Airplay, and the award for Favorite Soul/R&B Single at the American Music Awards.
[show]List of accolades for "That's the Way Love Goes"
Year
Award
Nominated work
Result
1993 Billboard Awards Top R&B Single; Airplay Won
Top Hot 100 Single of the Year Nominated
BMI Pop Awards Most Played Song Won
Grammy Awards Best R&B Song Won
Best R&B Female Vocal Performance Nominated
MTV Video Music Awards Best Female Video Nominated
Best Dance Video Nominated
Best Choreography Nominated
Soul Train Music Awards Single of the Year; Female Won
Song of the Year Nominated
1994 American Music Awards Favorite Soul/R&B Single Won
2008 VH1 Top 100 Love Songs (#52) N/A
2009 Blender 500 Greatest Songs Since You Were Born (#427)[115] N/A
2012 VH1 40 Greatest Songs of the '90s (#4) N/A
2013 Complex 50 Best Videos of the '90s (#9) N/A
Track listings and formats[edit]
UK CD single[116]
German CD maxi single[117]
"That's the Way Love Goes" (CJ R&B 7" Mix) – 4:10
"That's the Way Love Goes" (That's the Remix (We Aimsta Win)) – 5:14
"That's the Way Love Goes" (LP Version) – 4:25
"That's the Way Love Goes" (Instrumental) – 4:20
Dutch CD maxi single[118]
"That's the Way Love Goes" (LP Version) – 4:25
"That's the Way Love Goes" (CJ R&B 7" Mix) – 4:10
"That's the Way Love Goes" (CJ R&B 12" Mix) – 6:16
"That's the Way Love Goes" (CJ FXTC Club Mix 12") – 6:23
"That's the Way Love Goes" (Macapella) – 6:22
"That's the Way Love Goes" (CJ FXTC Instrumental) – 6:14
UK promo 7" single[119]
U.S. promo 7" single[120]
Japanese CD single[121]
"That's the Way Love Goes" (LP Version) – 4:25
"That's the Way Love Goes" (Instrumental) – 4:25
UK 12" single[122]
"That's the Way Love Goes" (CJ R&B 12" Mix) – 6:16
"That's the Way Love Goes" (LP Version) – 4:25
"That's the Way Love Goes" (Macapella) – 6:22
"That's the Way Love Goes" (CJ FXTC Club Mix 12") – 6:23
"That's the Way Love Goes" (CJ FXTC Dub) – 6:14
"That's the Way Love Goes" (CJ FXTC Instrumental) – 6:14
U.S. 12" single[123]
"That's the Way Love Goes" (CJ R&B 12" Mix) – 6:16
"That's the Way Love Goes" (LP Version) – 4:25
"That's the Way Love Goes" (CJ FXTC Club Mix 12") – 6:23
"That's the Way Love Goes" (CJ FXTC Dub) – 6:14
U.S. promo CD single[124]
"That's the Way Love Goes" (That's the Remix (We Aimsta Win) #1) – 5:42
"That's the Way Love Goes" (That's the Remix (We Aimsta Win) #2) – 5:14
"That's the Way Love Goes" (That's the Remix (We Aimsta Win Instrumental)) – 5:42
U.S. CD maxi single[125]
"That's the Way Love Goes" (CJ R&B 7" Mix) – 4:10
"That's the Way Love Goes" (CJ R&B 12" Mix) – 6:16
"That's the Way Love Goes" (CJ FXTC Club Mix 12") – 6:23
"That's the Way Love Goes" (Macapella) – 6:22
"That's the Way Love Goes" (CJ FXTC Instrumental) – 6:14
"That's the Way Love Goes" (LP Version) – 4:25
Official remixes[edit]
Album version – 4:25
Instrumental – 4:25
A/C Edit – 4:18
Live medley at MTV Video Music Awards – 5:48
CJ R&B 7" Mix – 4:10
CJ R&B 12" Mix – 6:16
CJ FXTC Club Mix – 6:23
CJ FXTC Dub – 6:14
CJ FXTC Instrumental – 6:14
CJ Mackintosh Piano Dub (Unreleased)
Macapella – 6:22
That's the Remix (We Aimsta Win) #1 – 5:42
That's the Remix (We Aimsta Win) #2 – 5:14
That's the Remix (We Aimsta Win Instrumental) – 5:42
Charts[edit]
Weekly charts[edit]
Chart (1993)
Peak
position
Australia (ARIA)[126] 1
Austria (Ö3 Austria Top 40)[127] 16
Belgium (Ultratop 50 Wallonia)[128] 12
Canada (RPM)[129] 1
Denmark (Tracklisten)[130] 9
European Hot 100 Singles[131] 1
Finland (Suomen virallinen lista)[132] 5
France (SNEP)[133] 15
Germany (Official German Charts)[134] 9
Hungary (Single Top 40)[135] 1
Ireland (IRMA)[136] 8
Netherlands (Single Top 100)[137] 7
Netherlands (Dutch Top 40)[138] 5
Japan (Japan Hot 100)[139] 1
New Zealand (Recorded Music NZ)[140] 1
Sweden (Sverigetopplistan)[141] 7
Switzerland (Schweizer Hitparade)[142] 11
UK Singles (Official Charts Company)[143] 2
UK R&B (Official Charts Company)[144] 1
US Adult Contemporary (Billboard)[145] 16
US Billboard Hot 100[146] 1
US Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs (Billboard)[147] 1
US Dance Club Songs (Billboard)[148] 1
US Mainstream Top 40 (Billboard)[149] 1
US R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay (Billboard)[150] 1
US Rhythmic (Billboard)[151] 1
Year-end charts[edit]
Chart (1993)
Position
Australian Singles Chart[152] 17
Canadian RPM Singles Chart[153] 3
Dutch Singles Chart[154] 42
Japan Singles Chart[155] 3
Swiss Singles Chart[156] 32
UK Singles Chart[157] 42
Billboard Hot 100[158] 4
Decade-end charts[edit]
Chart (1990–99)
Position
Billboard Hot 100[159] 17
Certifications[edit]
Region
Certification
Certified units/Sales
Australia (ARIA)[160]
Platinum 70,000^
New Zealand (RMNZ)[161]
Gold 5,000*
United Kingdom (BPI)[162]
Silver 214,000[163]
United States (RIAA)[164]
Platinum 1,100,000[37]
*sales figures based on certification alone
^shipments figures based on certification alone
See also[edit]
List of Hot 100 number-one singles of 1993 (U.S.)
List of Mainstream Top 40 number-one hits of 1993 (U.S.)
R&B number-one hits of 1993 (USA)
List of number-one singles in Australia during the 1990s
List of number-one singles in 1993 (New Zealand)
List of number-one dance singles of 1993 (U.S.)
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References[edit]
Halstead, Craig; Cadman, Chris (2003), Jacksons Number Ones, Authors On Line, ISBN 0-7552-0098-5
External links[edit]
"That's the Way Love Goes" video on YouTube
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