Messages from the Boys

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Messages from the Boys
Studio album by the Boys
Released	October 29, 1988 (1988-10-29)
Recorded	1987–1988
Genre	R&B
Length	45:50
Label	Motown
Producer	L.A. Reid (tracks 1–3), Babyface (tracks 1–3), Eddie Watkins, Jr. (tracks 4, 5, 7, 9 and 10), Craig Cooper (track 8), Vincent Brantley (track 6), Darryl "De Rock" Simmons (co-producer on track 1), Jeff Carruthers (co-producer on track 6), Kayo (co-producer on track 1), Pebbles (co-producer on tracks 2 and 3), B.J. Watkins (associate producer: tracks 4, 5, 7, 9 and 10), the Boys (associate producer on track 3)
The Boys chronology
Messages from the Boys (1988) The Boys (1990)
Singles from Messages from the Boys
"Dial My Heart" Released: September 6, 1988 "Lucky Charm" Released: January 6, 1989

Messages from the Boys is the debut album by American R&B group the Boys (now known as Suns of Light). It was released in 1988.^[1]

1. "Dial My Heart" (Daryl Simmons, L.A. Reid, Babyface 4:25)
2. "Lucky Charm" (Simmons, Reid, Babyface, Greg Scelsa 4:00)
3. "A Little Romance" (Reid, Babyface, Sid Johnson, Bruce Robinson, Charles Muldrow Jr. 3:59)
4. "Sunshine" (Eddie Watkins 3:00)
5. "Love Gram" (Watkins, Otha Cole 4:10)
6. "Just For the Fun of It" (Jeff Carruthers, Vincent Brantley 5:30)
7. "Personality" (Watkins, Hakeem Abdulsamad 4:42)
8. "Be My Girl" (Scelsa, the Boys, Craig Cooper 4:30)
9. "Happy" (E. Watkins, Cole, Bee Jay Watkins 5:33)
10. "Let's Dance" (E. Watkins 6:01)

• "Dial My Heart" #1 R&B 1988 [#13 Pop]
• "A Little Romance" #13 R&B
• "Lucky Charm" #1 R&B 1989

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