01 Miss You Much (7" Edit) 03:57
02 Miss You Much (Mama Mix) 07:25
03 Miss You Much (Slammin' R&b Mix) 07:38
04 Miss You Much (Shep's House Mix) 08:38
05 Miss You Much (Shep's House Dub) 06:04
06 Miss You Much (Slammin' Dub) 05:45
07 Miss You Much (7" R&B Remix) 04:18
08 Miss You Much (7" House Mix) 04:56
09 Miss You Much (7" Slammin' R&B Mix) 04:28
10 Miss You Much (That Bass You Much Mix) 04:22
11 Miss You Much (Oh I Like That Mix) 04:58
12 Miss You Much (Sing It Yourself Mix) 04:21
13 Miss You Much (Acapella) 03:27
- NOTES
Remix CDM that was exclusively released in Japan
"Miss You Much" was the first single from R&B singer Janet
Jackson's fourth studio album, Rhythm Nation 1814. The
song was written and produced by Jimmy Jam and Terry
Lewis.
Heavy anticipation and pre-retail-single radio airplay
during the late summer of 1989 allowed "Miss You Much" to
debut at #42 on the Billboard Hot 100 the week of
September 2, 1989, and basically soar to the #1 spot in
five weeks, by October 7, 1989, where it remained for four
weeks, easily becoming the biggest hit of 1989 in terms of
weeks at #1. (Phil Collins would match this feat the week
of December 23, 1989 with "Another Day in Paradise".)
Interestingly, "Miss You Much" advanced to #1 the same
week Madonna advanced to #2 with "Cherish", keeping
Madonna from the penthouse.
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