Peter Cetera "Baby, What A Big Surprise"

How much bad blood exists between Peter Cetera and his former Chicago band mates? Plenty. Cetera refused to take part in Chicago's Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony in 2017. Rewind twenty years prior to that for more drama. When putting together an album of his greatest solo hits, You're the Inspiration: A Collection, Cetera had to remake a few of his Chicago tunes because his former colleagues wouldn't release the original master recordings to him. One such tune is "Baby, What A Big Surprise" which got a fresh coat of paint in 1997.

Lindsey Buckingham "Trouble"

Law & Order premiered on television in 1990. Nearly a decade earlier, Lindsey Buckingham released Law and Order: his debut solo album. The album's big hit was the catchy song "Trouble" which featured fellow Fleetwood Mac alum Mick Fleetwood on drums.

Rob Thomas "Lonely No More"

The year 2005 introduced the world to Rob Thomas the solo artist.  The lead singer of Matchbox Twenty went solo and created a song that radio formats up and down the dial all embraced: "Lonely No More".  With a more pop sound (and some Latin influence), Thomas' "Lonely No More" became his newest signature song and hit #1 on multiple charts including Adult Contemporary, Adult Top 40, and Hot Dance Club Play.

Jude Cole - "Time for Letting Go"

Before working with musical acts like Lifehouse and Rocco Deluca, Jude Cole strung together a few hits of his own that found homes on Adult Contemporary radio stations.  "Time for Letting Go" spent 17 weeks on the AC Chart in 1990.