The first single from the album, "T.K.O.", reached the "Billboard" R&B chart; the next single, "Love Wars", reached no.14 on the UK singles chart in early 1984, and the third single from the album, "Baby I'm Scared Of You", was successful in both the US (no. 25, R&B chart) and the UK (no. 72). As with most of the tracks they recorded together, the songs were written by the pair. Drawing from their own, convoluted, personal experiences, Cecil and Linda, knowing each other since childhood, were experts at capturing the trials, travails and tribulations of love. Their next album, the self-produced "Radio M.U.S.C. Man," released in 1986, included songs which Sam Cooke had started to write and which Cecil and Linda completed, along with a cover of the Beatles' "Here Comes The Sun". The album only produced one hit, "Strange & Funny", the pair's last chart entry in the US, and they left Elektra to record for the Manhattan label. Their only release for the label, 1986's ""Starbright,"" an ill-fated stab at the charts with little of their past sound, was barely released in the U.S., but produced a single, "Soul Love/Soul Man" that reached no. 58 in the U.K. Always popular in England, they headlined at the Royal Albert Hall in 1987. Their success in the UK and other parts of the world was rekindled in 1988 with the "naggingly catchy" single "Teardrops", taken from their fourth album (and first for the Fourth & Broadway label), "Conscience". The single reached no. 3 in the U.K., no. 1 in The Netherlands, Australia, and New Zealand; and no. 2 in Germany and Switzerland. Two other album tracks charted in England, "Life's Just A Ballgame" (U.K. no. 32) and "Celebrate The World" (U.K. no. 19). The album itself went gold in ten countries and platinum in three. An eleven song VHS, "Womack & Womack: Live In Concert" was released in 1989, filmed during their "Celebrate The World" tour in Australia, America, England, Spain and France. It was re-released on DVD in 2009 by Cherry Red Films. Their next album, 1991's "Family Spirit" was released on RCA in the U.S., and BMG/Arista in the rest of the world.