#1 for 1 week January 20, 1991 Lisa Stansfield – Live Together This adult contemporary pop R&B song was the most-played in my life soundtrack for one week Versions Live Together (New Version) [B-List]Live Together (Extended Version) [E-Playlisted]Live Together (UK Version)Live Together (Home Sweet Home Mix) Song Details Soundtrack Playlisted Recurrent Setlisted Vault Medium-High Rotation Low Rotation N/A N/A N/A Key notation C Minor Tempo Moderate (108-119 BPM) Credits Andy Morris (producer), Andy Morris (songwriter), Ian Devaney (producer), Ian Devaney (songwriter), Lisa Stansfield (artist), Lisa Stansfield (lead artist), Lisa Stansfield (songwriter) Related artist(s) Top Artists November 6, 2020 Lisa Stansfield Related music Top 10 November 4, 1990 Lisa Stansfield – You Can’t Deny It Top 10 September 23, 2001 Lisa Stansfield – 8-3-1 Top 10 May 18, 2014 Lisa Stansfield – Deeper #1 for 1 week December 30, 1991 Lisa Stansfield – The Love In Me Top 10 September 21, 1997 Lisa Stansfield – Never Gonna Fall Song grouping(s) Alternate Cooldown Extended London Office Profound Voxpop
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