#Enoughs Enough

Barbra Streisand & Donna Summer - No More Tears #history #music #nostalgia #song #rnb

Did #donnasummer really sell more albums in 1979 than any other artist? That’s what they said then and this is why I still believe it today: How Donna Summer Owned 1979! 💃✨ Did you know that in 1979, Donna Summer didn’t just top the charts—she literally rewrote the record books? 📈 While some charts debate the “top seller,” once you look at the unit sales, the Queen of Disco stands alone. Because she released three consecutive #1 double albums, every single sale counted as TWO units toward her certifications. 💿+💿 The 1979 Flex: 🔥 3 Consecutive #1 Double Albums – No one else has ever done it. Summer is the only artist to achieve three consecutive #1 double albums on the Billboard 200: Live and More (released late 1978), Bad Girls (1979), and On the Radio: Greatest Hits Volumes I & II (late 1979) 🔥 3 #1 Singles in One Year – Making her the first woman to dominate the Hot 100 like that. 🔥 Double Platinum Realness – Bad Girls and On the Radio weren’t just hits; they were cultural shifts. By counting each double album as two units, Donna Summer likely achieved the highest unit sales for any female artist in 1979. Whether she beat every single group (like The Bee Gees or Supertramp) depends on whether you rank by total albums sold (where Supertramp often wins) or RIAA unit certifications (where Summer’s double-album streak gives her a significant mathematical edge). From the rock-infused “Hot Stuff” to the legendary duet “No More Tears,” Donna proved she wasn’t just a disco icon—she was the biggest force in music. 🌟 DonnaSummer QueenOfDisco 1979Music VinylCommunity BadGirls DiscoEra MusicHistory ChartTopper

Today we honor Donna Summer born December 31, 1948. Her voice carried joy, freedom, and strength across generations. But behind the glitter and the lights was real work, real discipline, and real courage. She didn’t just shine she showed up. Again and again. This song wasn’t about fame. It was about dignity. About effort. About respect for everyone who keeps going, even when no one is watching. A true legend is not built by noise, but by perseverance, passion, and heart. Thank you, Donna. Your energy still moves the world. 🍀✨ #donnasummer #musiclegend #timelessmusic #discoera #goldenspirit luckylegend iconicvoice

Donna Summer & The Brooklyn Dreams perform “Heaven Knows” live at the Sahara Hotel in Lake Tahoe, NV (1978) ♥️✨ #donnasummer #brooklyndreams #heavenknows #1978 #1970s

Donna Summer’s ‘Love To Love You Baby’ album just turned 50 today! It remains the blueprint of disco and so much more 📷: Getty Images #DonnaSummer #LoveToLoveYouBaby

Donna Summer on the Dutch music television show, TopPop performing “Could It Be Magic” (4/30/1976) 💛💙❤️🌿

Every once in a while, a performance you’ve loved for decades suddenly demands to be defended. Donna Summer’s under‑appreciated take on Lush Life is one of those moments for me. For years, I’ve listened to ‘rock journalists’ — including a lifelong friend — dismiss Donna too easily. But here’s the truth: Lush Life is one of the most notoriously difficult melodies in the American songbook, and Donna navigates it with technical mastery, a sophisticated vocal range, and the kind of torch‑singer nuance only the greats can summon. And don’t just take my word for it. Jared Young — songwriter and longtime jazz writer — ranks Donna’s version #3 out of 20, saying: ‘Lush Life deserves a full‑on pop treatment, and Donna sells it.’ The only two above her? Blossom Dearie and the Hartman/Coltrane duet. Who does Donna outrank? Gaga. Ella. Nat King Cole. Sarah Vaughan. Nancy Wilson. Yes, really. Even Wikipedia gives her flowers: the 32‑bar verse, rarely omitted because it’s so integral and so difficult, is performed by Donna with ‘flawless’ precision. So there. Here’s Donna Summer singing Lush Life — a reminder that the Queen could do disco, pop, gospel, rock… and when she wanted to, she could step into the jazz canon and hold her own with giants. #donnasummer #lushlife #jazz #flawless @quincyjones

Barbra Streisand & Donna Summer- "No More Tears (Enough is Enough) 1979 From album and 8track: "Wet" . . #barbrastreisand #donnasummer #fyp #viral #foryoupage