Madonna (59 page)

      billed as “Mystery Girl”)

7. Barcelona Gold
(Warner Brothers Records / 1992)

    Various Artists

      “This Used to Be My

  Playground”

8. With Honors
(Maverick / Sire / Warner Brothers
Records / 1994)

  Movie Soundtrack

    “I'll Remember”

9. Inner City Blues: The
Music of Maovin Gaye
(Motown Records / 1995)

  Various Artists

    “I Want You” Madonna with
    Massive Attack

10. Women in Rock
  (Razor & Tie Records / 1998)

  Various Artists

  “Express Yourself”

11. 1999 Grammy Nominess
(Warner Brothers Record / 1999)

  Various Artists

    “Ray of Light”

12. Ricky Martin
  (Columbia Records / 1999)

  Ricky Martin

  “Be Careful
(Cuidado Con Mi Corazon)
” Ricky Martin & Madonna

13. Qustin Powers: The Spy
Who Shagged Me

(Maverick Records / 1999)

  Movie Soundtrack
“Beautiful Stranger”

14. More Music from Qustin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me

(Maverick Records / 1999)

  Movie Soundtrack
“Beautiful Stranger”
 [remixed version]

15. The Next Best Thing

(Maverick Records / 2000)

  Movie Soundtrack

  “American Pie”

  “Time Stood Still”

Singles

1. “Everybody”

(Sire Records / 1982)

(Peak Position #103 Pop chart / #1 Dance chart)

2. “Burning Up” / “Physical Attraction”

(Sire Records / 1983)

(Peak Position #1 Dance chart)

3. “Holiday”

(Sire Records /1983)

(Peak Position #16)

4. “Borderline”

(Sire Records /1984)

(Peak Position #10)

5. “Lucky Star”

(Sire Records /1984)

(Peak Position #4)

6. “Like a Virgin”

(Sire Records /1984)

(Peak Position #1)

7. “Material Girl”

(Sire Records /1985)

(Peak Position #2)

8. “Crazy for You”

(Geffen Records / 1985)

(Peak Position #1)

9. “Angel”

(Sire Records /1985)

(Peak Position #5)

10. “Dress You Up”

(Sire Records /1985)

(Peak Position #5)

11. “Live to Tell”

(Sire Records /1986)

(Peak Position #1)

12. “Papa Don't Preach”

(Sire Records /1986)

(Peak Position #1)

13. “True Blue”

(Sire Records /1986)

(Peak Position #3)

14. “Open Your Heart”

(Sire Records /1986)

(Peak Position #1)

15. “La Isla Bonita”

(Sire Records /1987)

(Peak Position #4)

16. “Who's That Girl?”

(Sire Records /1987)

(Peak Position #1)

17. “Causing a Commotion”

(Sire Records /1987)

(Peak Position #2)

18. “Like a Prayer”

(Sire Records /1978)

(Peak Position #1)

19. “Express Yourself”

(Sire Records /1989)

(Peak Position #2)

20. “Cherish”

(Sire Records /1989)

(Peak Position #2)

21. “Oh Father”

(Sire Records /1989)

(Peak Position #8)

22. “Dear Jessie”

(Sire Records /1989)

ENGLAND ONLY

(Peak Position #5)

[as per BBC /
Top of the Pops]

23. “Keep It Together”

(Sire Records /1990)

(Peak Position #8)

24. “Vogue”

(Sire Records /1990)

(Peak Position #1)

25. “Hanky Panky”

(Sire Records /1990)

(Peak Position #10)

26. “Justify My Love”

(Sire Records /1990)

(Peak Position #1)

27. “Rescue Me”

(Sire Records /1991)

(Peak Position #9)

28. “This Used to Be My Playground”

(Sire Records /1992)

(Peak Position #1)

29. “Erotica”

(Maverick / Sire Records / 1992)

(Peak Position #3)

30. “Deeper and Deeper”

(Maverick / Sire Records / 1992)

(Peak Position #7)

31. “Bad Girl”

(Maverick / Sire Records / 1993)

(Peak Position #36)

32. “Rain”

(Maverick / Sire Records / 1993)

(Peak Position #14)

33. “I'll Remember”

(Maverick / Sire Records / 1994)

(Peak Position #2)

34. “Secret”

(Maverick / Sire Records / 1994)

(Peak Position #3)

35. “Take a Bow”

(Maverick / Sire Records / 1994)

(Peak Position #1)

36. “Bedtime Story”

(Maverick / Sire Records / 1995)

(Peak Position #4)

37. “Human Nature”

(Maverick / Sire Records / 1995)

(Peak Position #46)

38. “You'll See”

(Maverick / Warner Brothers Records / 1995)

(Peak Position #6)

39. “Love Don't Live Here Anymore”

(Remix)

(Maverick / Warner Brothers Records / 1996)

(Peak Position #78)

40. “You Must Love Me”

(Warner Brothers Records / 1996)

(Peak Position #18)

41. “Don't Cry for Me Argentina”

(Warner Brothers Records / 1997)

(Peak Position #8)

42. “Another Suitcase in Another Hall”

(Warner Brothers Records / 1997)

EUROPE ONLY

(Peak Position #7)

[as per BBC /
Top of the Pops]

43. “Frozen”

(Maverick / Warner Brothers Records / 1998)

(Peak Position #2)

44. “Ray of Light”

(Maverick / Warner Brothers Records / 1998)

(Peak Position #5)

45. “Power of Goodbye”

(Maverick / Warner Brothers Records / 1998)

(Peak Position #19)

46. “Nothing Really Matters”

(Maverick / Warner Brothers Records / 1999)

(Peak Position #1 Hot Dance Music / Club Play chart)

47. “Beautiful Stranger”

(Maverick / Warner Brothers Records / 1999)

(Peak Position #19)

48. “American Pie”

(Maverick / Warner Brothers Records / 2000)

(Peak Position #29 U.S., #1 U.K., Canada, Australia)

1.
A Certain Sacrifice
(1985)
    —as Bruna

2.
Vision Quest
(1985)
    —as herself

3.
Desperately Seeking Susan
(1985)
    —as Susan

4.
Shanghai Surprise
(1986)
    —as Gloria Tatlock

5.
Who's That Girl?
(1987)
    —as Nikki Finn

6.
Bloodhounds of Broadway
(1989)
    —as Hortense Hathaway

7.
Dick Tracy
(1990)
    —as Breathless Mahoney

8.
Truth or Dare
(1991)
    —as herself

9.
Shadows and Fog
(1992)
    —as Marie

10.
A League of Their Own
(1992)
    —as Mae Morbadito

11.
Body of Evidence
(1993)
    —as Rebecca Carlson

12.
Dangerous Game
(1993)
    —as Sarah Jennings

13.
Four Rooms
(1995)
    “The Missing Ingredient” segment

    —as Elspeth

14.
Blue in the Face
(1995)
    —as Singing Telegram

15.
Girl 6
(1996)
    —as Boss #3

16.
Evita
(1996)
    —as Eva Peron

17.
The Next Best Thing
(2000)
    —as Abbie

 

1.
The Virgin Tour
(1985) concert tour

2.
The
Who's That Girl?
Tour
(1987) concert tour

3.
Speed-the-Plow
(1988) Broadway play, New York City

4.
Blonde Ambition Tour
(1990) concert tour

5.
The Girlie Show
(1993) concert tour

1.
Madonna
(1985) compilation of videos

2.
Ciao Italia
(1988) stageshow, concert video

[available on DVD]

3.
Madonna Live: Blonde Ambition
(1990)

stageshow, concert video (laserdisc only)

4.
The Immaculate Collection
(1990) compilation of videos [available on DVD]

5.
Justify My Love
(1990) single selection music video, uncensored as banned by MTV

6.
The Girlie Show: Live Down Under
(1993)

stageshow, concert video

[available on DVD]

7.
Madonna: The Video Collection
1993–1999
(1999)

  compilation of her videos from the 1990's

[available on DVD]

The information contained in
Blonde Ambition
came from hundreds of magazine and newspaper articles, personal observances, and personal interviews. The sources that follow correspond to the footnote numbers in each chapter. British publications identified by “UK.”

1. Mark Bego's interview with Madonna, October 8, 1984, in Maripol's loft in New York City.

2.
Time
, May 27, 1985, “Madonna Rocks the Land” by John Skow, Cathy Booth, and Denise Worrell; and “Now: Madonna on Madonna” by Denise Worrell.

3.
The Face
(UK), February 1985, “Madonna: The Glamorous Life” by Jeffrey Ferry.

4. Bette Midler on the “Live Aid” international telecast, July 13, 1985.

5.
Nightlife
, 1984, “Madonna: On the Borderline of Stardom” by Mitchell Kozuchowski.

6.
No. 1
(UK), September 1987, “Madonna Interviewed on Fame, Sex and Sean Penn,” by Jane Pauley/NBC.

7.
American Film
, July/August 1987, “Who's That Girl?” by Lynn Phillips.

8.
Weekend
(UK), February 24-March 1, 1988, “The Legend of Madonna/The Legend Starts Here” by Robert Nelson and Fred Wehner.

9.
Madonna!'
, Pinnacle Publishers, New York, 1985, by Mark Bego.

10.
Bay City [MI] Times
, August 15, 1987, “Hey, Madonna, Come Visit Us” by Jeff Phillips.

11.
Interview
, May 1989, “Confessions of a Catholic Girl” by Becky Johnston.

12.
News of the World
(UK newspaper), July 21, 1985, “The Girl Can't Help It” by Simon Kinnersley.

13.
Interview
, December 1985, “Madonna” by Harry Dean Stanton.

14.
Record
, March 1985, “Maybe She's Good: 10 Theories on How Madonna Got ‘It'” by Laura Fissinger.

15.
Spin
, May 1985, “Confessions of a Madonna” by Scott Cohen.

16.
Rolling Stone
, March 23, 1989, “Madonna: Candid Talk About Music, Movies and Marriage” by Bill Zehme.

17.
Interview
, April 1984, “Madonna: ‘Borderline Angel'” by Glenn Albin.

18.
Interview
, June 1990, “Madonna!” by Glenn O'Brien.

19.
Star Hits
, December 1984, “Primo Madonna” by David Keeps.

20.
Star
(UK), September 9, 1985, “I Felt Just Like Cinderella.”

21.
Cleveland Plain Dealer
, May 10, 1985, “A Trashy Act May Be in Jest” by Jane Scott.

22.
Palm Beach [FL] Post
, April 10, 1987, “A True-Blue Star for the ‘80s Opens Her Heart About Work, Love and Life” by Simon Bate.

23.
MacLeans
(Canada), June 18, 1990, “Spanking New Madonna” by Brian D. Johnson, Victor Dwyer, Anne Gregor, and Pamela Young.

24.
People
, March 11, 1985, “Madonna” by Carl Arlington.

25.
Ladies' Home Journal
, November 1990, “The Fifty Most Powerful Women in America/Madonna Flexes Her Muscles” by Richard Price.

26.
Cosmopolitan
, July 1987, “The Material Girl and How She Grew” by Chris Chase.

27.
Today
(UK), July 18, 1990, “Little Girl Lost Dances on Grave to Purge Guilt of Mum's Death” by Margaret Hall.

28.
Madonna
(magazine), Spring 1990, Larry Flynt Publishing, “Madonna: Her Life and Times, Part 1.”

29.
Rolling Stone
, November 22, 1984, “Madonna Goes all the Way” by Christopher Connelly.

30.
Chicago Tribune
, July 10, 1986, “Madonna Cleans Up Act, But Her Music Remains True Blue to Controversy” by Stephen Holden.

31.
Record Mirror
(UK), May 19, 1984, “I Wanted to Be a Nun… Then I Discovered Boys” by Graham K.

32.
USA Weekend
, June 8-10, 1990, ‘Totally Outrageous” by Richard Price.

33.
Us
, September 7, 1987, “How's That Girl?” by Fred Schruers.

34.
Spin
, February 1988, “Madonna: Goodbye, Norma Jean. The Material Girl Is Growing Up Just Fine” by Kristine McKenna.

35.
An Ideal Husband, III
. A play by Oscar Wilde, 1895.

36.
Star
(UK), August 14, 1987, “Madonna: At the Age of 5 She Knew She'd Be a Star” by Terry Willows.

37.
News of the World
(UK), August 16, 1987, “I Groped Schoolgirl Madonna on Very First Date” by Hugh Dehn.