Black Eyed Peas' Just Can't Get Enough - Their Tenth US Top 10 Hit

The Black Eyed Peas' tenth Top 10 hit in the US is Just Can't Get Enough.  The song has peaked at #3.  Here are their Top 10 hits in the US -

2003 - Where's the Love (#8)
2005 - Don't Phunk With My Heart (#3)
2005 - My Humps (#3)
2009 - Boom Boom Pow (#1)
2009 - I Gotta Feeling (#1)
2009 - Meet Me Halfway (#7)
2010 - Rock That Body (#9)
2010 - Imma Be (#1)
2010 - The Time (Dirty Bit (#4)
2011 - Just Can't Get Enough (#3)

In the UK, the same song has already peaked at #3, making it their thirteenth UK Top 10 hit.   This week, the song slips from #5 to #8.  Below are their UK top 10 hits.

2003 - Where Is the Love (with Justin Timberlake) (#1)
2003 - Shut Up (#2)
2004 - Hey Mama (#6)
2005 - Don't Phunk With My Heart (#3)
2005 - Don't Lie (#6)
2005 - My Humps (#3)
2006 - Pump It (#3)
2006 - Mas Que Nada (with Sergio Mendes) (#6)
2009 - Boom Boom Pow (#1)
2009 - I Gotta Feeling (#1)
2009 - Meet Me Halfway (#1)
2010 - The Time (Dirty Bit) (#1)
2011 - Just Can't Get Enough (#3)

They also score their fourth Top 10 album in the UK, as The Beginning, reenters the Top 10 at #8.  Below are their Top 10 albums in the UK -

2003 - ELephunk (#3)
2005 - Monkey Business (#4)
2009 - The E.N.D (#3)
2010 - The Beginning (#9)

They also get their third Top 10 album in the US, as The Beginning, debuts at #6.  Below are their other Top 10 albums in the US -

2005 - Monkey Business (#2)
2009 - The E.N.D (#1)
2010 - The Beginning (#6)

The Song that The Black Eyed Peas based their Hit Song 'The Time' (Dirty Bit)

I was clubbing with my gal pal Jenny last Saturday night and we talked about our current favorite songs. She mentioned the Black Eyed Peas' The Time (Dirty Bit), which I also liked. We both loved how the Peas converted the original song from which they based this new song on (Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes' I've Had (The Time of My Life) - into something with a house beat! Isn't that cool?

Anyhow, this is how the original song sounded like, live in a performance by Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes in the iconic TV show, Top of the Pops. This is in my opinion, one of the most joyous pop songs, ever written and it never ceases to lift my spirits every time I hear it.