Artist's albums
A Question of Lust
1993 · single
Put a Little Love in Your Heart
1992 · single
Things to Make U Happy
1992 · single
Turn out the Lights / Somebody Else's Guy
1990 · single
Turn Out the Lights (Remastered 2023)
1986 · single
Get Down Saturday Night (Dub Mix) (Remastered 2023)
1986 · single
Saturday Night (Expanded Edition)
1983 · album
Mindbuster (Remastered 2022) (The Lost Remix)
1981 · single
Wake Up Everybody (Remastered 2022)
1976 · single
Mindbuster (Sped Up 20 %)
2023 · single
Get down Saturday Night (Sped Up 20 %)
2023 · single
Wake Up Everybody (Sped Up 10 %)
2023 · single
O-Mindbuster (Sped Up 10 %)
2023 · single
Get Down Saturday Night (Sped Up 10 %)
2023 · single
Get Down Saturday Night
2022 · single
Mix 2020
2020 · single
Africa
2018 · single
Get Down Saturday Night & Other Hits
2014 · album
Get Down Saturday Night - Maxi Single
2014 · single
This Love Is True
2013 · single
Get Down Saturday Night
2012 · single
Catch up on Love (feat. Jocelyn Brown)
2011 · album
Get Down Saturday Night
2011 · single
Go For It
2009 · album
Mindbuster
2008 · album
Similar artists
Melba Moore
Artist
Gayle Adams
Artist
Keni Burke
Artist
Patrice Rushen
Artist
Delegation
Artist
Imagination
Artist
Change
Artist
Jocelyn Brown
Artist
Sharon Redd
Artist
Geraldine Hunt
Artist
Bobby Thurston
Artist
Shalamar
Artist
D-Train
Artist
Unlimited Touch
Artist
Indeep
Artist
Odyssey
Artist
Sister Sledge
Artist
Gwen Guthrie
Artist
Biography
Singer Oliver Cheatham worked with fellow Detroiters Al Hudson and One Way and had a Top 40 R&B hit with the dance classic "Get Down Saturday Night" on MCA Records. Written by Cheatham and One Way multi-instrumentalist Kevin McCord, the jubilant "Get Down Saturday Night" made it to number 37 on the R&B chart in spring 1983. The follow-up single was the solid mid-tempo groover "Bless the Ladies," which featured a softly singing female chorus repeating: "bless the ladies / bless the girls / what would you do without us in this world." Cheatham's other charting singles included the Top 40 R&B hit "S.O.S," "Celebrate Our Love," and two duets with Jocelyn Brown: "Turn Out the Lights" and "Mindbuster." Other Oliver Cheatham singles were "Mama Said," "Put a Little Love in Your Heart," "Things to Make U Happy," and "Wish on a Star." ~ Ed Hogan