1st single : Feedback released on December 26, 2007
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 19
Music video directed by : Saam Farahmand
Date of shooting : December 13-14, 2007
Date of premiere : January 8, 2008
Official release : The video and behind the scenes footage is featured on a DVD included with the deluxe edition of Jackson’s Discipline album. It’s also on Janet’s You Tube official page.
2nd single : Rock With U released on February 5, 2008
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : not eligible
Music video directed by : Saam Farahmand
Date of shooting : February 19, 2008
Date of premiere : March 5, 2008
Official release : Never released on DVD but on Janet’s You Tube official page.
1st single : Doesn’t Really Matter from the Nutty Professor 2 Soundtrack) released on May 21, 2000
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 1
Music video directed by : Joseph Khan
Date of shooting : June 4-5, 2000
Date of premiere : June 28, 2000
Official release : On DVD in 2001 (The Nutty Professor II: The Klumps) but not on Janet’s You Tube official page.
2nd single All For You released on March 13, 2001
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 1
Music video directed by : Dave Meyers
Date of shooting : February 2001
Date of premiere : March 5, 2001
Official release : On DVD in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo) but not on Janet’s You Tube official page.
3rd single : Someone To Call My Lover released on June 26, 2001
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 3
Music video directed by : Francis Lawrence
Date of shooting : May 2001
Date of premiere : June 13, 2001
Official release : The original video made the limited bonus-DVD edition of All for You while the So So Def Remix video appears on the 2004 video compilation From Janet to Damita Jo. Both versions are not on Janet’s You Tube official page.
4th single : Son Of A Gun released on December 11, 2001
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 28
Music video directed by : Francis Lawrence
Date of shooting : September 24-25, 2001
Location : Millennium Biltmore Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles.
Date of premiere : December, 2001
Official release : On DVD in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo) but not on Janet’s You Tube official page.
1st single : Got ‘Til It’s Gone : released on September 22, 1997
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard :”Got ’til It’s Gone” was not released as a commercial single in the United States, making it ineligible to appear on the Billboard Hot 100 and several other charts under the chart rules that existed at that time
Music video directed by Mark Romanek
Date of shooting : August 27, 1997
Date of premiere : September 4, 1997
Official release : On DVD in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo) and on Janet’s You Tube official page.
2nd single : Together Again : released on December 2, 1997
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 1
1st music video directed by : Seb Janiak
Date of shooting : September, 1997
Date of premiere : December, 1997
Official release : On DVD in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo) but not on Janet’s You Tube official page.
Second video Together Again (Deeper Remix) directed by : René Elizondo Jr
Date of shooting : September, 1997
Date of premiere : December, 1997
Official release : On DVD in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo) but not on Janet’s You Tube official page.
3rd single : I Get Lonely : released on February 26, 1998
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 3
Music video directed by : Paul Hunter
Date of shooting : February, 1998
Date of premiere : April, 1998
Official release : On DVD in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo) but not on Janet’s You Tube official page.
4th single : Go Deep : released on June 15, 1998
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : not eligible
Music video directed by : Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris
Date of shooting : March, 1998
Date of premiere : July, 1998
Official release : On DVD in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo) but not on Janet’s You Tube official page.
5th single : You : released on September 3, 1998
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : not eligible
Music video directed by : ?
Date of shooting : June 2, 1998 (the video for the song was shot at the SECC Arena in Glasgow, Scotland on June 2, 1998 in front of a select group of fans. Made to look like a live performance, it is spliced with actual concert footage of Jackson’s The Velvet Rope Tour, filmed at the same location the next day)
Date of premiere : September 1998
Official release : On DVD in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo) but not on Janet’s You Tube official page.
6th single : Every Time : released on November 17, 1998
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : not eligible
Music video directed by : Matthew Rolston in association with Howard Schatz, an expert in underwater photography.
Date of shooting : July 1998
Location : the video was filmed in the then-new Therme Vals spa in Vals, Graubünden, in the Swiss Alps.
Date of premiere : October 5, 1998 on HBO, and was subsequently exhibited twice a day leading up to the broadcast of the concert special for The Velvet Rope Tour one week later.[
Official release : On DVD in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo) but not on Janet’s You Tube official page.
Official release : On DVD in 1995 (Design of a Decade) and in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo). Not on Janet’s You Tube official page
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2nd single Twenty Foreplay released on January 8, 1996
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : Unable to enter the Billboard Hot 100 or the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs as the song was not given a commercial release in the United States.
Music video directed by : Unknown
Date of shooting : November 1995
Date of premiere : January 1996
Official release : Never released on DVD but on Janet’s You Tube official page.
1st single :That’s The Way Love Goes (1993) Released on April 20, 1993
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 1
Music video directed by Rene Elizondo Jr
Date of shooting : March 1993
Date of premiere : April 1993
Official release : On VHS in 1994 (Janet The Videos). On DVD in 1995 (Design of a Decade) and in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo). On Janet’s You Tube official page.
2nd single If Released on July 13, 1993
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 4
Directed by : Dominic Sena
Date of shooting : March 1993
Date of premiere : July 1993
Official release : On VHS in 1994 (Janet The Videos). On DVD in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo). Not on Janet’s You Tube official page.
3rd single Again Released on October 12, 1993
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 1
Directed by : Rene Elizondo Jr
Date of shooting : June 1993
Date of premiere : October 1993
Official release : On VHS in 1994 (Janet The Videos). On DVD in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo). Not on Janet’s You Tube official page.
4th single Because Of Love Released on January 18, 1994) from the “Janet″ album
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 10
Directed by : Beth McCarthy
Date of shooting : November 1993
Date of premiere : January 1994
Official release : On dvd in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo). Not on Janet’s You Tube official page.
5th single Any Time Any Place (1994) Released on May 23, 1994
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 2
Directed by : Keir McFarlane
Date of shooting : January 1994
Date of premiere : May 1994
Official release : On VHS in 1994 (Janet The Videos). On dvd in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo). On Janet’s You Tube official page.
6th single “Throb” Released on June 18, 1994 (only to radios)
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : not eligible
No music video
7th single “You Want This” Released on October 11, 1994
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 11
Music video directed by : Keir McFarlane
Date of shooting : August 1994
Date of premiere : October 1994
Official release : On VHS in 1994 (Janet The Videos). On DVD in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo). On Janet’s You Tube official page.
8th single Whoops Now (coupled with What’ll I Do) Released on January 31, 1995 ( only in Europe)
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : not eligible
Music video for Whoops Now directed by : Yuri Elizondo
Date of shooting : January 1995
Date of premiere : February 1995
Official release : On DVD in 1995 (Design Of A Decade). On Janet’s You Tube official page.
Music video for What’ll I Do is a concert performance taken from the Janet. Tour, and has never been released commercially.
1st single : Miss You Much Released August 22, 1989
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 1
Music video directed by Dominic Sena
Date of shooting : May 1989
Date of premiere : September 19, 1989
2nd single : Rhythm Nation Released October 24, 1989
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 2
Music video directed by Dominic Sena
Date of shooting : May 1989
Date of premiere : September 19, 1989
Official release : on VHS in 1989 (Rhythm Nation 1814). Never released on DVD. Not on Janet’s You Tube official page.
The videos for Miss You Much and Rhythm Nation are both released on VHS in 1990 (the Rhythm Nation Compilation), on DVD in 1995 (Design of a Decade) and in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo). Also on Janet’s You Tube official page.
3rd single : “Escapade” Released on January 8, 1990
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 1
Directed by : Peter Smillie
Date of shooting : October 1989
Date of premiere : January 1990
Official release : on VHS in 1990 (the Rhythm Nation Compilation), on DVD in 1995 (Design of a Decade) and in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo). On Janet’s You Tube official page.
4th single : “Alright” Released on March 4, 1990
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 4
Music video directed by : Julien Temple
Date of shooting : February 1990
Date of premiere : April 1990
Official release : Extended version on VHS in 1990 (the Rhythm Nation Compilation). Shorter version on DVD in 1995 (Design of a Decade) and in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo). On Janet’s You Tube official page.
5th single : “Come Back To Me” Released on June 18, 1990
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 2
Directed by : Dominic Sena
Date of shooting : November 1989 in Paris
Date of premiere : June 1990
Official release : On VHS in 1990 (the Rhythm Nation Compilation). On DVD in 1995 (Design of a Decade) and in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo). On Janet’s You Tube official page.
6th single : “Black Cat” Released on August 28, 1990
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 1
Music video directed by : Wayne Isham
Date of shooting : April 5, 1990
Date of premiere : August 1990
Official release : On VHS in 1990 (the Rhythm Nation Compilation). On DVD in 1995 (Design of a Decade) and in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo). On Janet’s You Tube official page.
7th single : “Love Will Never Do” Released on October 2, 1990
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 1
Music video directed by : Herb Ritts
Date of shooting : September 13, 1990
Date of premiere : November 1990
Official release : On VHS in 1990 (the Rhythm Nation Compilation). On DVD in 1995 (Design of a Decade) and in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo). Not on Janet’s You Tube official page.
8th single : “State Of The World” Released on February 6, 1991 (only to radios)
1st single : What Have You Done For Me Lately Released January 13, 1986
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 4
Video directed by Brian Jones and Piers Ashworth
Date of shooting : December 1985
Date of premiere : February 17, 1986
Official release : on VHS in 1986 (Control : The Videos), on DVD in 1995 (Design of a Decade) and in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo). On Janet’s You Tube official page.
2nd single : Nasty Released April 15, 1986
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 3
Video directed by : Mary Lambert
Date of shooting : January 1986
Date of premiere : May 1986
Official release : on VHS in 1986 (Control : The Videos), on DVD in 1995 (Design of a Decade) and in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo). Not on Janet’s You Tube official page.
3rd single : When I Think Of You Released July 28, 1986
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 1
Music video directed by : Julien Temple
Date of shooting : March 1986
Date of premiere : August 1986
Official release : on VHS in 1986 (Control : The Videos), on DVD in 1995 (Design of a Decade) and in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo). On Janet’s You Tube official page.
4th single : Control Released October 28, 1986
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 5
Music video directed by : Mary Lambert
Date of shooting : September 1986
Date of premiere : November 1986
Official release : on VHS in 1986 (Control : The Videos), on DVD in 1995 (Design of a Decade) and in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo). On Janet’s You Tube official page.
5th single : Let’s Wait Awhile Released January 6, 1987
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 2
Music video directed by : Dominic Sena
Date of shooting : December 1986
Date of premiere : February 1987
Official release : on VHS in 1987 (Control : The Videos Part 2), on DVD in 1995 (Design of a Decade) and in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo). On Janet’s You Tube official page.
6th single : The Pleasure Principle Released May 12, 1987
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 14
Music video directed by : Dominic Sena
Date of shooting : March 1987
Date of premiere : June 1, 1987
Official release : on VHS in 1987 (Control : The Videos), on DVD in 1995 (Design of a Decade) and in 2004 (From Janet to Damita Jo). On Janet’s You Tube official page.
7th single : Funny How Time Flies Released November 25, 1987 (only in the UK)
