The Other Number Ones

Episode 138: Another look at some of the songs that were topping Billboard's *other* charts: Dance, R&B, Rock. First, dueling Steely Dan/Michael Jackson mash-ups, did they get paid for this? Siedah Garrett was topping the dance chart as well. She was hot off of her number one with MJ, was this song the right move for her? Also, Bobby Brown made solo music before "Don't Be Cruel" - who knew? And a look at a song that was made famous again after an SNL sketch.

Just A Bit Outside: April Wine and Narada Michael Walden hit the Hot 100 in the early 80's, did they deserve to chart higher?

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