The Untold Truth Of Richard Marx

In 1987, Richard Marx released his self-titled debut album. As reported by The Famous People, the album had four hit singles, including, "Endless Summer Nights," "Hold On to the Nights," and "Should've Known Better." Two years later, his second album, "Repeat Offender," made it to number one on the United States charts and eventually went

In 1987, Richard Marx released his self-titled debut album. As reported by The Famous People, the album had four hit singles, including, "Endless Summer Nights," "Hold On to the Nights," and "Should've Known Better." Two years later, his second album, "Repeat Offender," made it to number one on the United States charts and eventually went quadruple-platinum. The album contained the hit singles "Right here Waiting" and "Satisfied."

Throughout his career, Discogs reports, Marx released 21 albums, 58 singles and EPs, and 23 compilations. He had 14 songs that reached the top 10 on Billboard's adult contemporary chart and four number one hits on Billboard's adult contemporary chart. According to IMDb, Marx has been credited as a composer in 21 films, television shows, and music videos. He has also been recognized for working on the soundtracks of 73 films, television shows, and music videos. 

Between 1986 and 1990, Marx was nominated for four Grammy Awards. IMDb reports Marx, along with Ross Vannelli, won the 1990 ASCAP Award for Most Performed Song from Motion Pictures for the song "Surrender to Me," which was featured in the film "Tequila Sunrise." In 2004, he, along with Luther Vandross, won the Grammy for Song of the Year for their song "Dance With My Father." In addition to appearing in the 2014 film "Back in the Day," and the 2017 television series "Life in Pieces," Marx also provided his voice for a 2021 episode of "Family Guy."

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