In March 1985 "Neutron Dance" became the fourth Top Ten single issued from the "Break Out" album rising as high as #6 and consolidating the career zenith of the Pointer Sisters who prior to the success of "Jump (For My Love)" subsequent to that of "Automatic" – the second and third singles from "Break Out" – had never had back-to-back Top 20 singles. "Neutron Dance" would prove to be the group's final Top Ten hit: after a sixth single release from "Break Out": "Baby Come & Get It", fell short of the Top 40, "Dare Me", the lead single from the follow-up album to "Break Out": "Contact", stalled at #11 and the group's sole further Top 40 charting: "Goldmine" (1986), rose no higher than #33. The Pointer Sisters did just miss the Top 40 with "Be There", a track in the vein of "Neutron Dance" – being co-written by Allee Willis with Franne Golde and featuring Ruth Pointer on lead – for the soundtrack of "Beverly Hills Cop II", "Be There"'s peak being #42.