Enjoy (2006)

"Enjoy" is a promotional radio single from Janet's 20 Y.O. album. It was released in Japan only, and no music video was made for its release.

1. Radio Edit
2. Album Version

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Control: The Remixes [UK Edition] (1987)

This is the UK edition of Janet's 1987 remix album,
Control: The Remixes. Two more editions of this album exists,
the Standard European Edition and the
Japanese Edition (also known as More Control)
which both have different track listings.

1. Control [Video Mix] - Soundtrack to the Video of Control
2. When I Think of You [Dance Remix]
3. The Pleasure Principle [Long Vocal]
4. What Have You Done for Me Lately [Extended Mix]
5. Nasty [Cool Summer Mix Part 2]
6. Let's Wait Awhile [Remix]
7. Nasty [Cool Summer Mix Part 1]
8. The Pleasure Principle [Dub Edit]

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What'll I Do (1995)

"What'll I Do" is the ninth single from the janet. album. A music video for this song features a live performance from the janet. Tour. The song peaked at #9 in the Australia ARIA Singles Chart.

1. Main Version
2. Red Hot Chili Peppers Mix (a.k.a. Dave Navarro Mix)

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Janet Megamix '04 (2004)

The "Janet Megamix '04" was a promotional release produced by DJ Chris Cox consisting of Janet tracks. The songs that appeared in the full megamix includes "That's the Way Love Goes", "Son of a Gun (I Betcha Think This Song Is About You)", "If", "Got 'til It's Gone", "Doesn't Really Matter", "Go Deep", "You Want This", "All for You", "I Get Lonely", "Someone to Call My Lover", "Throb", "Again" and "Together Again". The promotional megamix was used in line of the release of Damita Jo.

1. Chris Cox Radio Edit
2. Chris Club Megamix
3. Hard Cox Mega Dub

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Whoops Now (1995)

"Whoops Now" is the eighth single from the janet. album. Released in 1995, the song peaked at #9 in the United Kingdom. The video for this song featured Janet and her friends in Anguilla having fun. The song proved to be a modest hit outside the United States, being a bonus track in the international edition of Design of a Decade 1986/1996 as well as appearing in the first Asian edition of NOW That's What I Call Music!.

1. Radio Edit
2. Design of a Decade International Edit
3. Album Version - contains "Sweet Dreams" Interlude

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The Essential Janet Jackson (2009)

The Essential Janet Jackson is an exclusive compilation which features all of Janet's U.S. number one singles. Enjoy!

1. When I Think Of You
2. Miss You Much
3. Escapade
4. Black Cat
5. Love Will Never Do (Without You)
6. That's The Way Love Goes
7. Again
8. Together Again
9. Doesn't Really Matter
10. All For You

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Someone to Call My Lover (2001)

"Someone to Call My Lover" is the second single from Janet's All for You album released in 2001. The song samples a guitar riff loop of America's "Ventura Highway" as well as the "Gymnopedie No. 1" by French classical composer Erik Satie. The song peaked at #3 in the Billboard Hot 100 and earned Janet a Best Female Pop Vocal Performance nomination in the 2002 Grammy Awards.

1. Single Edit
2. So So Def Remix
3. Velvet Mix
4. Hex Hector Mix
5. Total 80's Remix
6. Junior Vasquez Unreleased Club Mix
7. Hex Hector Radio Mix

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You (1998)

"You" is the fifth single from Janet's The Velvet Rope. The music video for this song features Janet's performance in Glasgow, Scotland in 1998. The song contains a sample of War's 1972 song, "The Cisco Kid". The single peaked at #18 in the Japanese J-Wave Tokio Hot 100 and #40 in South Africa.

1. Radio Edit
2. Juanki's Extended Mix

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Son of a Gun (2001)

"Son of a Gun" is the third single from Janet's All for You album. The song samples the 1972 hit "You're So Vain" by Carly Simon. Apparently, Simon appears in the track singing additional rap verses and the chorus. The official remix version features Missy Elliott and P. Diddy appears in a bonus remix found in the special edition for the album. The song peaked at #28 in the Billboard Hot 100.

1. Radio LP Edit
2. Album Version Studio Edit
3. The Original Flyte Time Remix
4. P. Diddy Extended Remix
5. Cottonbelly Remix
6. Rock Remix

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Luv (2008)

"Luv" is the third single from Janet's Discipline. It peaked at #34 in the Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Songs and #102 in the Billboard Hot 100. The song was released without a music video.

1. Main Version
2. Instrumental

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Just a Little While (2004)

"Just a Little While" is the lead single from Damita Jo. Minutes after the Superbowl halftime controversy, Virgin Records made the decision of releasing the song the following morning. The song went on to peak at #45 in the United States, becoming Janet's first single since "Come Give Your Love to Me" to miss the top forty. A music video for the song was directed by Dave Meyers, however, it is excluded in the Damita Jo: The Videos DVD.

1. DJ Mykey B Club Mix
2. Maurice's Nu Soul Club Mix
3. Maurice Percapella
4. Maurice's Nu Soul Dub
5. Maurice's Nu Soul Mix Instrumental
6. Maurice's Nu Soul Radio Edit
7. Peter Rauhofer Radio Edit
8. Single Radio Edit
9. Rauhofer Vocal Mix

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Because of Love (1994)

"Because of Love" is Janet's fourth single from janet. The song peaked at #6 in the Billboard Hot 100 Airplay, and #10 in the Billboard Hot 100, becoming Janet's first single since "The Pleasure Principle" to miss the top five in the United States.

1. LP Version
2. Frankie & David Classic 12"
3. D&D Extended Mix
4. Muggs 7" w/Bass Intro
5. Frankie & David Dub
6. D&D Slow Version

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