Descrição:From the 1982 Album Stronger Than Ever Biography by Craig Lytle Rose Royce -- the Los Angeles-based group comprised of Henry Garner (drums), Terral "Terry" Santiel (congas), Lequeint "Duke" Jobe (bass), Michael Moore (saxophone), Rose Norwalt (lead vocals), Kenny Copeland (trumpet, lead vocals), Kenji Brown (guitar, lead vocals), Freddie Dunn (trumpet), and Michael Nash (keyboards) -- was actually formed by Copeland and Garner. Both were preparing for graduation from high school, and contemplating their careers. Joined by Dunn and Moore, the two decided to go the route of the music business under the name Total Concept Unlimited (and later as Magic Wand). They auditioned for Edwin Starr, and he hired them as his backup band. The group's association with Starr enabled them to interact with numerous music industry personalities. One in particular was Motown producer Norman Whitfield. Whitfield gradually became associated with the group by hiring them for recording sessions; the group also worked with Yvonne Fair, the Undisputed Truth, and the Temptations through Whitfield's influence. After a couple of years of seasoning, the group began production on their debut album under Whitfield's supervision. Also during this time, MCA Records was seeking an artist for the soundtrack to the movie Car Wash. Whitfield convinced executives that the band was more than competent for the job. So the material that Whitfield had assembled for the group's debut album became the soundtrack's material. The movie Car Wash and the soundtrack were big hits, and they also propelled the group, now known as Rose Royce, into national notoriety. Released in late 1976, the soundtrack featured three Billboard R&B Top Ten singles: "Car Wash," "I Wanna Get Next to You," and "I'm Going Down." The former was also a number one single on the Billboard pop charts. To offset any negative rhetoric regarding their legitimacy, the group released its follow-up album, Rose Royce II: In Full Bloom, and bloom it did. The group returned to the Top Ten with "Do Your Dance" and "Ooh Boy," silencing all critics. In 1978, they released their third album, entitled Rose Royce III: Strikes Again!, and it featued "I'm in Love (And I Love the Feeling)" and "Love Don't Live Here Anymore." Both singles cracked the Billboard R&B Top Five. The group followed with a string of hits that roamed the charts, but never gained the chart status that their previous songs did. They became very popular in England and remain a marquee attraction there.

Descrição:(Audio only) Singer B. J. Thomas should need no introduction. The Oklahoma-born pop-country singer was already world-famous for international hits like "Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head" and "Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song", both of which were #1 hits on the Billboard charts in the USA. In 1982, he took the song "New Looks From an Old Lover" to the World Popular Song Festival in Japan. Not an award winner, it finished 14th out of 15 songs in the final. Still, when released as a single, it returned him to the top of the Billboard Country Music charts after a five year absence.

Descrição:From the 1982 Album Stronger Than Ever Biography by Craig Lytle Rose Royce -- the Los Angeles-based group comprised of Henry Garner (drums), Terral "Terry" Santiel (congas), Lequeint "Duke" Jobe (bass), Michael Moore (saxophone), Rose Norwalt (lead vocals), Kenny Copeland (trumpet, lead vocals), Kenji Brown (guitar, lead vocals), Freddie Dunn (trumpet), and Michael Nash (keyboards) -- was actually formed by Copeland and Garner. Both were preparing for graduation from high school, and contemplating their careers. Joined by Dunn and Moore, the two decided to go the route of the music business under the name Total Concept Unlimited (and later as Magic Wand). They auditioned for Edwin Starr, and he hired them as his backup band. The group's association with Starr enabled them to interact with numerous music industry personalities. One in particular was Motown producer Norman Whitfield. Whitfield gradually became associated with the group by hiring them for recording sessions; the group also worked with Yvonne Fair, the Undisputed Truth, and the Temptations through Whitfield's influence. After a couple of years of seasoning, the group began production on their debut album under Whitfield's supervision. Also during this time, MCA Records was seeking an artist for the soundtrack to the movie Car Wash. Whitfield convinced executives that the band was more than competent for the job. So the material that Whitfield had assembled for the group's debut album became the soundtrack's material. The movie Car Wash and the soundtrack were big hits, and they also propelled the group, now known as Rose Royce, into national notoriety. Released in late 1976, the soundtrack featured three Billboard R&B Top Ten singles: "Car Wash," "I Wanna Get Next to You," and "I'm Going Down." The former was also a number one single on the Billboard pop charts. To offset any negative rhetoric regarding their legitimacy, the group released its follow-up album, Rose Royce II: In Full Bloom, and bloom it did. The group returned to the Top Ten with "Do Your Dance" and "Ooh Boy," silencing all critics. In 1978, they released their third album, entitled Rose Royce III: Strikes Again!, and it featued "I'm in Love (And I Love the Feeling)" and "Love Don't Live Here Anymore." Both singles cracked the Billboard R&B Top Five. The group followed with a string of hits that roamed the charts, but never gained the chart status that their previous songs did. They became very popular in England and remain a marquee attraction there.

Descrição:This is the last videoclip of Belgian Jeannine Deckers, The Singing Nun or Soeur Sourire. It's a remake of her smash hit 1963, Dominique. It outsold Elvis as it stayed for four weeks on top of the Billboard Charts.

Descrição:Country's brightest star, Loretta Lynn performing her 1971 Billboard #5 .

Descrição:Falco - Der Kommissar - 1982 Sylvesterparty Falco (* 19. Februar 1957 in Wien; † 6. Februar 1998 bei Puerto Plata in der Dominikanischen Republik; bürgerlich Johann Hölzel oder Johann „Hans" Hölzel) war ein österreichischer Musiker. Er wird gelegentlich als „der erste weiße Rapper" bezeichnet.[1][2] Sein Titel Rock Me Amadeus erreichte als erstes und bisher einziges deutschsprachiges Lied die Spitze der US-Billboard-Charts. Bislang wurden rund 60 Millionen seiner Tonträger verkauft. Quelle und mehr: Wikipedia

Descrição:This is the promo music video for the 1982 top 20 pop hit single "Heart To Heart" by Kenny Loggins. The song peaked at No. 15 on The Billboard Hot 100 singles chart in early 1983. It also features singer Michael McDonald on backing vocals.

Descrição:Turkey 1982 top-20 Türkiye top-20 Turkey 1982 top-20 Türkiye top-20 Türkiye Top-20 Turkey Top-20,80's,90's,80ler,90lar,C.C.Catch,I can lose my heart,conga,comanchero,moon ray,Wolk Of life,west and girls,life is live,notorious,the final countdown,europe,jeany falco,touch in the night,brother loui,you are a women,bad boys blue,maria magdelena,sandra,madonna,true blue,venüs bananarama,you give me a bad name,take my breath away,pap don!t preach,sledgehammer,peter gabrial,türkçe pop,barış manço,yabancı pop,sezen aksu,tarkan,tayfun,candan erçetin,ayşegül ardinç,erol evgin,ajda pekkan,nilüfer,mashar fuat özkan,m.f.ö,erkin koray,dj.panaroma,hakan gündüz.Video Description: A selection of video clips starting in 1980 and going on through 1989. All of the songs in this collection were on the Billboard end of year top 20 for their respective year. Also check out Part 2 to this collection by clicking on "more from this user" below.How Can I Ease The Pain - Lisa Fischer Set The Night To Music - Roberta Flack & Maxi Priest Tell Me What You Want Me To Do - Tevin Campbell Miss You Like Crazy - Natalie Cole Through The Fire - Chaka Khan Never Gonna Let You Go - Sergio Mendes After The Love Has Gone - Earth, Wind, & Fire Megamix Disco Fox - CCCatch, Bad Boys Blue, Fancy, Modern Talking 80'li yılların unutulmaz şarkıları the best of 80's...80's another brick in the wall pink floyt dont you want me human legue call me blondie funky town lipps inc up side down diana ross michael jackson rock with you start me up rolling stonies pop music tainted love sofy cell cars gery numan fade to grey visage give me the night george benson girls on film duran duran super freak rick james rapture blondie bette davis eyes kim carnes celebration kool and the gang ı was made for loving you kiss another bites the dust queen in the air tonight phill collins rick james should ı stay or shoul ı go clash grandmaster flash the message dont you want me human league physical olivia newton john rossana toto sexual healing marvin gaye meneter hall oates mickey toni basil africa toto gloria laura brinigan ı love rock and roll joan jett the blackhearts da da da trio dont go yazoo do you realy want to hurt me culter club men at work down under abracadabra steve miller band eye of the tiger survivor keep feeling the human league sunshine reggae raid back union of the snake duran duran holiday madonna baby jane rod stewart all night long lionel richie karma chameleon culture club mammagamma alon parsons project she works hard for money donna summer down under man at work say say say michael jackson paul mc cartney girls just wanna have be fun cyndi lauper jeopardy greg kihn band cruel summer bananarama billie jean michael jackson let's dance david bowie every breath you take the police what a feeling irena cara sweet dreams are made of this eurythmics beat it michael jackson

Descrição:**If you copy&paste &fmt=18 to the end of your URL/link, then hit enter again...you'll get HD stereo! Cover version of the song made famous by Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes; it was released as a single and went to #42 on the Billboard R & B charts in 1982. Co-produced by Jean Carn with Norman Connors; background vocal arrangements by Jean Carn. From her OOP Motown LP "Trust Me" 1982.

Descrição:Turkey 1982 Türkiye 1982 top-20 Turkey 1982 top-20 Türkiye top-20 Türkiye Top-20 1986,Turkey Top-20,80's,90's,80ler,90lar,C.C.Catch,I can lose my heart,conga,comanchero,moon ray,Wolk Of life,west and girls,life is live,notorious,the final countdown,europe,jeany falco,touch in the night,brother loui,you are a women,bad boys blue,maria magdelena,sandra,madonna,true blue,venüs bananarama,you give me a bad name,take my breath away,pap don!t preach,sledgehammer,peter gabrial,türkçe pop,barış manço,yabancı pop,sezen aksu,tarkan,tayfun,candan erçetin,ayşegül ardinç,erol evgin,ajda pekkan,nilüfer,mashar fuat özkan,m.f.ö,erkin koray,dj.panaroma,hakan gündüz.Video Description: A selection of video clips starting in 1980 and going on through 1989. All of the songs in this collection were on the Billboard end of year top 20 for their respective year. Also check out Part 2 to this collection by clicking on "more from this user" below.How Can I Ease The Pain - Lisa Fischer Set The Night To Music - Roberta Flack & Maxi Priest Tell Me What You Want Me To Do - Tevin Campbell Miss You Like Crazy - Natalie Cole Through The Fire - Chaka Khan Never Gonna Let You Go - Sergio Mendes After The Love Has Gone - Earth, Wind, & Fire Megamix Disco Fox - CCCatch, Bad Boys Blue, Fancy, Modern Talking 80'li yılların unutulmaz şarkıları the best of 80's...80's another brick in the wall pink floyt dont you want me human legue call me blondie funky town lipps inc up side down diana ross michael jackson rock with you start me up rolling stonies pop music tainted love sofy cell cars gery numan fade to grey visage give me the night george benson girls on film duran duran super freak rick james rapture blondie bette davis eyes kim carnes celebration kool and the gang ı was made for loving you kiss another bites the dust queen in the air tonight phill collins rick james should ı stay or shoul ı go clash grandmaster flash the message dont you want me human league physical olivia newton john rossana toto sexual healing marvin gaye meneter hall oates mickey toni basil africa toto gloria laura brinigan ı love rock and roll joan jett the blackhearts da da da trio dont go yazoo do you realy want to hurt me culter club men at work down under abracadabra steve miller band eye of the tiger survivor keep feeling the human league sunshine reggae raid back union of the snake duran duran holiday madonna baby jane rod stewart all night long lionel richie karma chameleon culture club mammagamma alon parsons project she works hard for money donna summer down under man at work say say say michael jackson paul mc cartney girls just wanna have be fun cyndi lauper jeopardy greg kihn band cruel summer bananarama billie jean michael jackson let's dance david bowie every breath you take the police what a feeling irena cara sweet dreams are made of this eurythmics beat it michael jackson

Descrição:Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine Hall & Oates were in the middle of recording Private Eyes when Voices suddenly, unexpectedly broke big, with "Kiss on My List" reaching number one not just on the Billboard charts, but in Cashbox and Record World. As the album's producer, Neil Kernon, admits in Ken Sharp's liner notes to the 2004 reissue of the album, everybody knew that the new record would have to do better than Voices, but even if Hall & Oates were under a lot of pressure, they were in the fortunate position of not just having reintroduced their modernized, new wave-influenced blue-eyed soul on their previous record, but they already had much of the material nailed down. In other words, the sound and songs on Private Eyes were essentially conceived when the group was confident of the artistic breakthrough of Voices but not swaggering with the overconfidence of being the biggest pop act in America, and the result is one of their best albums and one of the great mainstream pop albums of the early '80s. Hall & Oates don't repeat the formula of Voices; they expand it, staying grounded in pop-soul but opening up the stylized production, so it sounds both cinematic and sharp. Lots of subtle effects are layered on the voices, guitars, and pianos as they mingle with synthesized instruments, from the keyboard loops that give "Head Above Water" a restless momentum to the drum machine that lends "I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)" a sexy, seductive groove. Though the production is state of the art for 1981, what keeps Private Eyes from sounding robotic is that it never gets in the way of the kinetic energy of Hall & Oates' touring band, who give the music muscle; they are what keeps the album sounding vibrant 20-plus years after its release, since while elements of the production have dated, it still captures a real band working at a peak. These are the elements that make Private Eyes a sterling example of the sound of mainstream pop circa 1981, but the record was a hit, and has aged well, because both Hall & Oates, along with regular songwriting collaborators Sara and Janna Allen, were at a peak as writers. Yes, Oates' "Mano a Mano" is dorky (arguably in an appealing way), but apart from that there are no duds on the record. "Private Eyes," with its sleek surfaces, widescreen hooks, and unforgettable, handclap-propelled chorus, and "I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)" were the number one hits and the best-known songs here, but the insistent smaller hit "Did It in a Minute" deserved to reach the Top Ten too, as did the album tracks "Head Above Water" and "Looking for a Good Sign," a tribute to the Temptations that is the great forgotten Hall & Oates song. But it isn't just the hits and should-have-been singles; the rest of Private Eyes is filled with strong tunes, such as the reggae-tinged "Tell Me What You Want" and the paranoid vibe of "Some Men," making this a record that improves on Voices in every way, from its sound to its songs. Though they continued their streak of excellent hit singles, Private Eyes was the culmination of the sound they'd been developing since Along the Red Ledge, and it stands as the pinnacle of their time as the biggest pop act in the U.S.A.

Descrição:"Physical" is a 1981 song written by Steve Kipner and Terry Shaddick and performed by Olivia Newton-John. Recorded in early 1981, it first rose to number one on the Billboard Hot 100 in America in November 1981 and stayed there for ten weeks, until the end of January 1982. In terms of chart placement, it was the most popular single of her career, as well as her final number-one (to date). Billboard ranked it as the number one pop single of 1982 (since the chart year for 1982 actually began in November of 1981), and it was also the most successful song on the Hot 100 during the entire decade of the 1980s. The single, slightly edgier than she had been known for in the past (such as her songs from Grease and her ballad "I Honestly Love You"), proved to be immensely popular both in America and in the United Kingdom, despite the fact that the song was censored and even banned by some radio stations, particularly Adult Contemporary stations; in spite of Newton-John's status as the reigning queen of soft-rock music at the time, "Physical" peaked at only number twenty-nine on the AC chart (its follow-up, the slightly softer-edged "Make a Move on Me," found more acceptance at AC radio and went to number six AC as well as number five pop.) The song was a big dance hit and spawned a music video. The revamped acoustic version of the song was released on the 2002 Olivia duet album as a bonus track. The video featured a lusty Olivia, dressed in a tight leotard, working out in a gym with several muscular young men who, despite her best efforts, continue to ignore her. The gym setting may have been partly an attempt to divert attention from the overt sexual connotations of the term "physical". This was further emphasised by the twist comedy ending of the video, when the men who had been oblivious to Newton-John's advances are ultimately revealed to be gay (this was also a source of controversy; MTV frequently cut the ending when it aired the video, and the sometimes sensuous nature of the video also led to it being banned outright by some broadcasters in Canada and the United Kingdom). The video won a Grammy Award for Video Of The Year in 1983. The song Physical was banned in South Africa for its suggestive lyrics. Like her first number-one single, "Physical" sold over two million copies, being certified platinum.

Descrição:http://www.alwynwturner.com/posters/index.html Cult Rock Posters 1972-1982 by Roger Crimlis & Alwyn W Turner published by Aurum (UK), Billboard (USA) and Blues Interactions (Japan). A selection of images from the book, including: Marc Bolan, David Bowie, Roxy Music, Eno, Cockney Rebel, Dingwall's Dancehall, Rolling Stones, Lou Reed, Suzi Quatro, Iggy Pop, Ian Dury, Dr Feelgood, Eddie & the Hot Rods, New York Dolls, Ramones, Patti Smith, X Ray Spex, Jam, Clash, Johnny Rotten, Public Image Ltd, Only Ones, Buzzcocks, Adam & the Ants, Bow Wow Wow, Cramps and Alice Cooper.

Descrição:From the 1982 Album Stronger Than Ever Biography by Craig Lytle Rose Royce -- the Los Angeles-based group comprised of Henry Garner (drums), Terral "Terry" Santiel (congas), Lequeint "Duke" Jobe (bass), Michael Moore (saxophone), Rose Norwalt (lead vocals), Kenny Copeland (trumpet, lead vocals), Kenji Brown (guitar, lead vocals), Freddie Dunn (trumpet), and Michael Nash (keyboards) -- was actually formed by Copeland and Garner. Both were preparing for graduation from high school, and contemplating their careers. Joined by Dunn and Moore, the two decided to go the route of the music business under the name Total Concept Unlimited (and later as Magic Wand). They auditioned for Edwin Starr, and he hired them as his backup band. The group's association with Starr enabled them to interact with numerous music industry personalities. One in particular was Motown producer Norman Whitfield. Whitfield gradually became associated with the group by hiring them for recording sessions; the group also worked with Yvonne Fair, the Undisputed Truth, and the Temptations through Whitfield's influence. After a couple of years of seasoning, the group began production on their debut album under Whitfield's supervision. Also during this time, MCA Records was seeking an artist for the soundtrack to the movie Car Wash. Whitfield convinced executives that the band was more than competent for the job. So the material that Whitfield had assembled for the group's debut album became the soundtrack's material. The movie Car Wash and the soundtrack were big hits, and they also propelled the group, now known as Rose Royce, into national notoriety. Released in late 1976, the soundtrack featured three Billboard R&B Top Ten singles: "Car Wash," "I Wanna Get Next to You," and "I'm Going Down." The former was also a number one single on the Billboard pop charts. To offset any negative rhetoric regarding their legitimacy, the group released its follow-up album, Rose Royce II: In Full Bloom, and bloom it did. The group returned to the Top Ten with "Do Your Dance" and "Ooh Boy," silencing all critics. In 1978, they released their third album, entitled Rose Royce III: Strikes Again!, and it featued "I'm in Love (And I Love the Feeling)" and "Love Don't Live Here Anymore." Both singles cracked the Billboard R&B Top Five. The group followed with a string of hits that roamed the charts, but never gained the chart status that their previous songs did. They became very popular in England and remain a marquee attraction there.

Descrição:From 1982 Album Confidence Vinylconversion Biography by Ed Hogan Drummer/songwriter/producer/vocalist Narada Michael Walden's career spans over three decades and is threaded with gold, platinum, and multi-platinum awards. He's produced and/or (co) written number one hits by Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey ("Vision of Love"), Aretha Franklin ("Freeway of Love"), and Lisa Fischer ("How Can I Ease the Pain"). His proficient drumming skills have made him a first-call session musician playing on countless recording sessions.Walden has played on all kind of sessions from rock, jazz, pop, R&B, to fusion, sharing the recording and concert stage with the likes of John McLaughlin, the Mahavishnu Orchestra (a 21-year-old Narada replaced drumming legend Billy Cobham), and Jeff Beck (his Wired album) to name a small few. His own career as a recording artist is showcased on Rhino's Ecstasy's Dance: The Best of Narada Michael Walden. Walden's eclecticism is threaded throughout his recordings in varying degrees. In the '80s, he became a Grammy-winning mega-producer: Producer of the Year in 1987, Album of the Year for the 1993 movie soundtrack The Bodyguard (Narada Michael Walden, producer), and the Song of the Year award in 1985 for writing Aretha Franklin's "Freeway of Love." The song helped the Queen of Soul land her first platinum album. Walden was named one of the Top Ten Producers With the Most Number One Hits by Billboard magazine. Narada produced the Temptations' "Stay," the group's first number one record in 25 years from their platinum-plus Grammy-nominated Phoenix Rising. He also produced tracks for their follow-up album, Ear-Resistable issued by Motown/Universal on May 16, 2000. Born April 23, 1952, in Kalamazoo, MI, Walden was given the name Narada by guru Sri Chinmoy. After college graduation, he trekked to Miami, FL, playing in various rock bands. Signing with Atlantic Records, his debut album, Garden of Love Light, included the mid-tempo "Delightful," which charted at 81 R&B in spring 1977. His next LP, I Cry I Smile, boasted the sweet "So Long" and the radio-aired LP tracks the languid "I Need Your Love," the delicious "I Remember," and the charming "Better Man." Even though these top-notch tracks received airplay in Chicago and other markets, other than "Better Man," none were released as singles. Instead, the label picked "Soulbird" and "Manago Bop," which worked well as album tracks, but not singles. The Awakening proved to be his breakthrough album, going to number 15 R&B in spring 1979 on the strength of the brassy "I Don't Want Nobody Else (To Dance With You)." Awakening radio-aired LP tracks were the airy "Listen to Me" and the jubilant album opener "Love Me Only" (also arranged by Patrick Adams). Awakening also featured top session bassist Keni Burke, formerly of the Five Stairsteps and best known for his own "Risin' to the Top." His second highest charting single, "I Shoulda Loved Ya," hit number four R&B in late 1979. It was on his The Dance of Life (number nine R&B, late 1979), which included the gentle ballad "Why Did You Turn Me On." "You're #1" and "Summer Lady" were both on his Confidence LP from summer 1982. Walden's cover of the Four Tops' "Reach Out I'll Be There," "Reach Out," a huge dance hit, was listed on Looking at You, Looking at Me, which charted in spring 1983. Switching to Warner Bros., his duet with Patti Austin, the Motown-ish pop confection, "Gimme Gimme Gimme," issued as Narada Michael Walden with Patti Austin, went to number 39 R&B in early 1985 and was listed on his The Nature of Things album. His single "Divine Emotions" on the Warner Bros. imprint Reprise Records appeared in the Michael J. Fox movie Bright Lights, Big City. The Divine Emotion LP included the charting mellow single "Wild Thing" and the smooth, chugging, radio-aired LP track "That's the Way That I Feel About Cha." His 1995 Toshiba/EMI album was titled Sending Love to Everyone. In late 1985, Walden opened Tarpan Studios, a state-of-the-art recording studio located near San Francisco. Walden's work appears on releases by Stacy Lattisaw ("Let Be Your Angel") ,Al Green (Your Heart's in Good Hands), Shanice Wilson ("I Love Your Smile," "I Hate to Be Lonely"), Ray Charles, Diana Ross, George Michael, Wild Orchid, Tevin Campbell, Angela Bofill, Diana Ross, MyTown, Steve Winwood, Phaze II, Regina Belle-Passion ("Baby Come to Me"), Andy Vargas, Debelah Morgan, Jai, Jermaine Stewart ("We Don't Have to Take Our Clothes Off"), Natalie Cole ("Good to Be Back), Clarence Clemons, Puff Johnson, Eddie Murphy ("Put Your Mouth on Me"), and Carl Carlton ("The Bad CC"), among many many others. Other Narada Michael Walden-related releases are Stacy Lattisaw and Johnny Gill (Perfect Combination), Lisa Fischer (So Intense), and the movie soundtracks to Beverly Hills Cop II, Perfect, Waiting to Exhale, License to Kill, The Bodyguard, Jason's Lyric, 9 1/2 Weeks, Crooklyn, Free Willy, and The Associate.

Descrição:Bette Davis Eyes by Kim Carnes 1981 "Bette Davis Eyes" is the name of a popular song, best known for being performed by Kim Carnes. The song was written in 1974 by Donna Weiss and Jackie DeShannon. DeShannon recorded the song that same year on her album New Arrangement. But it was not until 1981, when Carnes recorded her version of the song, that it became a success. It spent nine non-consecutive weeks on top of the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 (interrupted for one week by the "Stars on 45 Medley"), and over eight million copies of the album on which the song appeared, Mistaken Identity, were sold. The single went on to become the highest seller of the year and won the Grammy Awards for Song of the Year and Record of the Year. The song was also a number one hit in many countries, including Germany, Australia, Switzerland, Italy, Norway, Japan and Brazil, but achieved more moderate success in the UK Singles Chart, peaking at number ten. The music video was directed by Russell Mulcahy. Bette Davis admitted to being a fan of the song and approached Carnes and the songwriters to thank them for making her "a part of modern times."

Descrição:Ronnie Brown performing "Fool Hearted Memory" at the Centennial Rodeo Opry in OKC's Historic Stockyards City on the May 17th, 2008 "Fool Hearted Memory" is a country song written by Byron Hill and Blake Mevis, and was country music singer George Strait's first #1 single (Billboard Magazine, 1982). The single was from George Strait's 1982 Strait from the Heart album on MCA Records and was included in the soundtrack of the feature film "The Soldier" on Embassy Films. The song won an ASCAP Award for being among the most performed country songs of 1982.

Descrição:Artist: A Flock of Seagulls Title: "I Ran (So Far Away)" Album: A Flock of Seagulls Track: 1 Released (Album): June 1982 Released (Single, UK): October 1982 Billboard Hot 100: #9 (US) #1 (Australia) Length of Song: 5:07 (album version) --------------------------------------- I walked along the avenue I never thought I'd meet a girl like you Meet a girl like you With auburn hair and tawny eyes The kind of eyes that hypnotize me through Hypnotize me through And I ran, I ran so far away I just ran, I ran all night and day I couldn't get away A cloud appears above your head A beam of light comes shining down on you Shining down on you The cloud is moving nearer still Aurora borealis comes in view Aurora comes in view And I ran, I ran so far away I just ran, I ran all night and day I couldn't get away Reached out a hand to touch your face You're slowly disappearing from my view Appearing from my view Reaches out a hand to try again I'm floating in a beam of light with you Beam of light with you And I ran, I ran so far away I just ran, I ran all night and day And I ran, I ran so far away I just ran, I couldn't get away.

Descrição:By: Survivor Title: "Eye of the Tiger" Album: Eye of the Tiger Track: 1 Released: January 1, 1982 Billboard Hot 100: #1 Label: Scotti Brothers, EMI Length: 4:04 _______________________________________ Risin' up, back on the street Did my time, took my chances Went the distance now I'm back on my feet Just a man and his will to survive So many times it happens too fast You trade your passion for glory Don't lose your grip on the dreams of the past You must fight just to keep them alive It's the eye of the tiger It's the thrill of the fight Rising up to the challenge of our rival And the last known survivor Stalks his prey in the night And he's watching us all With the eye of the tiger Face to face, out in the heat Hangin' tough, stayin' hungry They stack the odds still we take to the street For the kill, with the skill to survive It's the eye of the tiger It's the thrill of the fight Rising up to the challenge of our rival And the last known survivor Stalks his prey in the night And he's watching us all With the eye of the tiger Risin' up, straight to the top Had the guts, got the glory Went the distance, now I'm not gonna stop Just a man and his will to survive It's the eye of the tiger It's the thrill of the fight Rising up to the challenge of our rival And the last known survivor Stalks his prey in the night And he's watching us all With the eye of the tiger The eye of the tiger The eye of the tiger The eye of the tiger The eye of the tiger

Descrição:Conway Twitty had a huge Country Billboard number one record when he covered this great Pointer Sisters' song back in April, 1982. I always liked this song, and just tonight I figured out the chords to play it and so it's me and my guitar having fun on a lonely Saturday night. .