Home / Music / Hold On to the Nights gave Richard Marx his first number oneMusic linernotes album music richard-marxHold On to the Nights gave Richard Marx his first number one‘Hold On to the Nights’ became Richard Marx’s first number one pop single in mid-1988. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesRichard Marx wrote nearly every song on his debut himselfRichard Marx's self-titled debut sent four singles to the top threeRichard Marx's self-titled debut arrived in June 1987Three producers worked on Richard Marx's debut — Cole, Gatica, and Marx himselfMirage was Fleetwood Mac's retreat back to the polished pop-rock of RumoursExploreDelius composed his Cello Concerto late in his careerVirgil Thomson and Gertrude Stein wrote The Mother of Us AllDaniel Lanois composed the score for All the Pretty HorsesJ.J. Johnson composed and conducted the Across 110th Street scoreGabriel Yared scored Cold MountainPrevious L.A. Reid and Babyface led the production on Bobby Brown's Don't Be CruelNext Geffen's 'Just Say' series added a Christmas compilation in 1996