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'''"Black Cat"''' was a [[1990]] hit song by [[pop music]] diva [[Janet Jackson]]. Unlike the pop and R&B-infused songs that Jackson had been releasing before, this song was strictly a [[rock and roll]] production solely written by Jackson and co-produced with the song's guitarist [[Jellybean Johnson]]. The song was basically about a woman warning her boyfriend to change his rebellious ways. Jackson sings in an almost piercing fashion in the song and made Jackson the first, and only, artist to score a number one song on any [[Billboard magazine|Billboard]] chart be it pop, [[R&B]], [[dance]], [[adult contemporary]] or [[rock and roll|rock]], which it did hitting #1 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock singles chart as well as Billboard's Hot 100 making it the first time a song hit #1 simultaneously on both of those charts. It also hit the top ten of the [[R&B]] charts. |
'''"Black Cat"''' was a [[1990]] hit song by [[pop music]] diva [[Janet Jackson]]. Unlike the pop and R&B-infused songs that Jackson had been releasing before, this song was strictly a [[rock and roll]] production solely written by Jackson and co-produced with the song's guitarist [[Jellybean Johnson]]. The song was basically about a woman warning her boyfriend to change his rebellious ways. Jackson sings in an almost piercing fashion in the song and made Jackson the first, and only, artist to score a number one song on any [[Billboard magazine|Billboard]] chart be it pop, [[R&B]], [[dance]], [[adult contemporary]] or [[rock and roll|rock]], which it did hitting #1 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock singles chart as well as Billboard's Hot 100 making it the first time a song hit #1 simultaneously on both of those charts. It also hit the top ten of the [[R&B]] charts. |
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==Official versions/remixes== |
==Official versions/remixes== |
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| "Black Cat" | ||
|---|---|---|
| Single cover | ||
| Single by Janet Jackson | ||
| From the album Rhythm Nation 1814 | ||
| Released | 1990 | |
| Format | 7" single 12" maxi single | |
| Genre | Rock | |
| Length | 4:50 | |
| Label | A&M | |
| Writers | Janet Jackson | |
| Producers | Janet Jackson Jellybean Johnson | |
| Director | Wayne Isham | |
| Certification | Gold | |
| Chart positions | #1 (USA) | |
| Janet Jackson singles chronology | ||
| "Come Back To Me" (1990) |
"Black Cat" (1990) |
"Love Will Never Do (Without You)" (1990) |
"Black Cat" was a 1990 hit song by pop music diva Janet Jackson. Unlike the pop and R&B-infused songs that Jackson had been releasing before, this song was strictly a rock and roll production solely written by Jackson and co-produced with the song's guitarist Jellybean Johnson. The song was basically about a woman warning her boyfriend to change his rebellious ways. Jackson sings in an almost piercing fashion in the song and made Jackson the first, and only, artist to score a number one song on any Billboard chart be it pop, R&B, dance, adult contemporary or rock, which it did hitting #1 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock singles chart as well as Billboard's Hot 100 making it the first time a song hit #1 simultaneously on both of those charts. It also hit the top ten of the R&B charts.
Official versions/remixes
- Album Version (4:50)
- Edit Version (4:30)
- Video Mix Long Solo (4:48)
- Video Mix Short Solo (4:31)
- 3 Snaps Up 7" (4:24)
- 3 Snaps Up 12" (7:31)
- 3 Snaps Up Dub (6:12)
- Funky 7" (4:41)
- Funky 12" (5:44)
- Guitar Mix ft. Vernon Reid (4:46)
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