1. I'M SO EXCITED
2. HEY YOU
3. AUTOMATIC
4. SHOULD I DO IT
5. FIRE
6. HE'S SO SHY
7. YES WE CAN CAN
8. JUMP (FOR MY LOVE)
9. TWIST MY ARM
10. NEUTRON DANCE

I'M SO EXCITED
Ruth, Anita, and Sadako performing the Pointer Sisters' signature song on The Early Show, Nov. 4, 2009.

HEY YOU
Interview with Joan Rivers precedes a great performance of this song from the Contact album, 1985.

AUTOMATIC
This funky dance song was the first of 4 top-ten singles from the Break Out album. Song went to #5 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart. It went to #1 in the Republic of Ireland. "Automatic" got the Pointer Sisters a Grammy for "Best Vocal Arrangement for Two or More Voices" in 1984. That deep voice really does belong to Ruth!

Videoclip from Soul Train.

SHOULD I DO IT
This so-called girl-group song is a classic from the Black & White album, 1981.

FIRE
"Fire" was a gold record single for the Pointer Sisters and reached #2 on the U.S. Pop Chart. Song was written by Bruce Springsteen.

Thanks to DazMan for the video post.

HE'S SO SHY
This song went high on the charts back in 1980 and it got the Sisters a Grammy nomination.

YES WE CAN CAN
1974 concert at the Troubadour Club. This song was the Pointer Sisters' first big hit. The late great Gaylord Birch seen here performing on drums. Song was written by Allen Toussaint and is performed with many ad-libs put in by Anita.

JUMP (FOR MY LOVE)
Live at Le Rex Theatre in Paris, 1985.  Performance was recorded and aired on UK TV as a TV special on Christmas Eve, 1985. A major hit song, "Jump (For My Love)" got the Pointer Sisters a Grammy for "Best Pop Performance By a Duo or Group with Vocal."

Thanks to Ricardo for the post.
Source: off-air VHS tape.

TWIST MY ARM
In this video comic actor Bobcat Goldthwait arrives to coyly present Anita with a box of chocolates.

NEUTRON DANCE
This song helped immortalize Det. Axel Foley from the hit movie Beverly Hills Cop.