Descrição:This single reached No.29 on the Billboard Hot 100 for 1983.

Descrição:"Mr. Roboto" is a song written by Dennis DeYoung and performed by the band Styx on their 1983 concept album Kilroy Was Here. It reached #3 on the Billboard Hot 100, giving the band their first notable hit since "Too Much Time on My Hands" in 1981. Mr. Roboto is one of Styx's most popular songs and one of Generation Y's most known Styx songs--Come Sail Away being the other. The song appears several times in the Japanese drama "Densha Otoko"

Descrição:Kajagoogoo's 3rd release "Hang On Now" (June 4th 1983) - reached #13 UK Charts, (August 27th 1983) - reached #78 US Billboard Charts posted by KAJAMANIA www.kajagoogoo.cjb.net visit the Official Website as well: www.kajagoogoo.com

Descrição:Music video for "Africa" by Toto. From the album "TOTO IV". This song reached #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in February 1983. ©Sony BMG Music Entertainment, Inc Official Toto Website -- www.toto99.com Director: Steve Barron

Descrição:Subscribe NOW & Add Us AS A Friend http://www.MoTV1.com http://www.SmokinOrJokin.com NAS - If I Ruled The World ( Entertainment ) "If I Ruled the World (Imagine That)" is a 1996 hit hip hop single by Nas featuring Lauryn Hill of The Fugees. The single was Nas's first Top 20 R&B hit, and was also nominated for a 1997 Grammy Award for Best Rap Solo Performance. The song samples the 1983 Whodini single "Friends", and interpolates the song "If I Ruled The World" by Kurtis Blow into its chorus. Lauryn Hill's verse interpolates the song "Walk Right Up To The Sun" by The Delfonics. The song's lyrics feature Nas discussing the various things he would do if he "ruled the world and everything in it". "If I Ruled the World", bolstered by a high-budget music video directed by Hype Williams, became Nas's first single to gain mainstream notice. The single became a Top 20 hit on both the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks (number 17) chart and the Billboard Hot Rap Tracks chart (number 15) http://www.Onlineticketsusa.com

Descrição:Limahl's solo debut and 1st post- Kajagoogoo single "Only For Love" - released November 5th 1983 in the UK and reached #16 in the charts, released July 20th 1985 in the US. and reached #51 in the Billboard charts. posted by KAJAMANIA www.kajagoogoo.cjb.net visit the Official Website as well: www.limahl.com

Descrição:"Say It Isn't So" is a 1983 hit song by the American duo Hall & Oates. It was one of two new tracks included on their greatest hits album, Rock 'n Soul Part 1. The song was released as a single and entered the Billboard Hot 100 chart in October of 1983, eventually spending four weeks at #2 at the end of 1983 and the beginning of 1984. The song also topped the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart. The song is about a love gone wrong and a fellow who asks his girl to "say it isn't so". The 1980s video was filmed on location in New York City and shows the World Trade Center Twin Towers at the close of the video (approximately 5:03 of the 5:08 video length).

Descrição:Peter Schilling - Major Tom - Englische Version - 1983 1983 eroberte Peter Schilling mit dem Titel Major Tom aus dem Album Fehler im System (1982) die europäischen Hitparaden und schaffte sogar den Sprung in die amerikanischen Top 10 der Billboard Charts. Beide Titel handeln von einem Astronauten namens Major Tom, der nach dem Start seines Raumschiffs in Schwierigkeiten gerät. Laut Peter Schilling wurde die Idee zu seinem Lied aber nicht -- oder zumindest nicht bewusst -- von Bowies Song beeinflusst. Quelle und mehr: Wikipedia)

Descrição:George Jones performing live his huge Billboard Country #2 hit from 1983.

Descrição:TURKEY 1983 TÜRKİYE 1983 Turkey 20 Türkiye top-20 Türkiye ,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:From the 1983 Album I'm So Proud Biography by Craig Lytle Deniece Williams grew up singing in a Pentecostal church, which was strict on the congregation listening only to gospel music. During the late '60s, she was a candy striper in a Chicago hospital. Outside of wanting a 1959 Thunderbird, she had no serious ambitions. Nontheless, she still had interest in listening to music. Her favorites were Carmen McRae for her diction and Nancy Wilson, who, for Williams, exemplified class and elegance. However, her mother, also a singer, was her idol. The Gary, IN, native was also fond of Stevie Wonder, Earth, Wind & Fire, Minnie Riperton, and Patti LaBelle. (The latter two she tried to emulate before her introduction into the music industry.) In need of employment and with college on the back burner, the fledgling singer was introduced to Wonder by John Harris, her cousin from Detroit, who happened to be on tour as a valet for Wonder (and was also his childhood friend). Her cousin arranged for Williams to meet Wonder backstage at a concert. Six months later, the gifted vocalist was flown into Detroit by Wonder for an audition. Among the 26 who auditioned, Williams, who sang "Teach Me Tonight," was only one of three who was hired by Wonder. The three became known as Wonderlove. Williams being hired by Wonder was a big surprise. Soon after the audition, she toured with Wonder, who was the opening act for the Rolling Stones at the time. Her touring with Wonder lasted for several years. Though her stint with Wonder was a great experience and opportunity, it was also difficult considering Williams had to make many adjustments professionally and personally (she had two sons prior to taking the gig: one 4 months old, the other 18 months). Williams left Wonderlove in 1975 and teamed up with producer Maurice White, the leader of Earth, Wind & Fire. Under White's direction, Williams learned the business of music and was able to unwind and express herself musically. Under the Columbia banner, Williams released her first album entitled This Is Niecey. It featured the Billboard R&B number two single "Free," which also sealed the Top 25 on the pop charts. The song was personal to Williams, who felt restricted while with Wonderlove. The album also featured "Cause You Love Me Baby" and "That's What Friends Are For." In 1977 the album Song Bird was released, and it featured the number 13 single "Baby, Baby My Love's All for You." The following year the dynamic singer scored her first number one song on both the R&B and pop charts with "Too Much, Too Little, Too Late," which was a duet with the legendary Johnny Mathis. The follow-up single, "You're All Need to Get By," was also recorded with Mathis and it was a Top Ten single. Still under White's tutelage, Williams moved over to White's American Recording Company (ARC) and stumbled a few times with several releases before scoring the smash hit "Silly." Written by Williams and produced by famed producer Thom Bell, she sang this song from her own personal experience as well. The single became a Top Ten gem. In 1982 Bell returned the sweet songstress to number one with the single "It's Gonna Take a Miracle." Always writing from her own experience, Williams wrote the Top Ten single "Do What You Feel" based on the ordeals of someone else. (A believer in the song at the time, she no longer employs those beliefs.) In 1984 Williams recorded the number one hit "Let's Hear It for the Boy." Featured on the Footloose soundtrack, the single was produced by music virtuoso George Duke, who initially thought the song was too pop-ish and would not work. However, Duke's production savvy proved to be as paramount as Williams' vocals. In 1984 the sensational singer recorded "Black Butterfly." From a African-American perspective, Williams immediately bonded with the song. The song would become a prelude to the uplifting gospel material Williams would record a few years later. With her label, Columbia, uninterested, Williams released the gospel album From the Beginning on Sparrow Records. The album featured the Grammy Award-winning single "They Say." The same year she also won a Grammy for "I Surrender" and another for "I Believe in You" in 1987.

Descrição:Official video for Real Life's 3rd single Catch Me I'm Falling. Released in December 1983 it reached No.8 on the Australian charts, No.1 in Melbourne, No.9 in Sydney, No.40 on the Billboard US charts and No.9 in Germany.

Descrição:UB40 Official Page: ---↓ http://www.ub40.co.uk/ ♪ ♫ ♪ Red Red Wine ♪ ♫ ♪ by UB40 Released: September 1, 1983 "Red Red Wine" is a song originally written by Neil Diamond that was then covered by Tony Tribe and more famously by UB40 in later years. In the song, the singer finds drinking wine is the only way to forget a lost love. Diamond's version reached number #62 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1968. Tony Tribe, a Jamaican Rocksteady singer, recorded a reggae-influenced version in 1969 which reached number 46 in the UK singles chart. UB40 made their rendition for their cover versions album "Labour of Love". "Labour of Love" is the band's fifth studio album. It was originally released in September 1, 1983 and included the hits, "Red, Red Wine", "Cherry Oh Baby", "Many Rivers to Cross", and "Please Don't Make Me Cry". The entire album consists of cover versions of songs originally released by the group's musical idols. The most notable track, the cover of Neil Diamond's "Red, Red Wine," reached #1 in the United Kingdom upon its release. The song was re-released in the United States in 1988, where it also topped the chart. The album and 12" version included a toasted verse by Astro, later copied by Neil Diamond in his live performances. The album reached #1 in the UK and #8 in the United States. With the inclusion of the new version of "Red, Red Wine," the album regained popularity in 1988 and climbed to #15 in the U.S. In 1989, it was ranked #98 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 100 greatest albums of the 1980s. According to the band, they were only familiar with Tony Tribe's version, and their version featured a lighter, reggae-style flavor compared to Diamond's somber, acoustic ballad. Diamond later performed a UB40-inspired version of the song on tour. In it, Diamond makes a slight complaint about UB40 misunderstanding the lyrics because of the happy tone to their version. This version was released on Diamond's The Greatest Hits (1966-1992). Note: "Red Red Wine" was never covered by Bob Marley, despite labels on P2P networks and lyric websites. Cover hierarchy: ●Red Red Wine by Neil Diamond (September 1967) ●Red Red Wine by Tony Tribe (1969) ●Red Red Wine by UB40 (September 1, 1983) ●Red Red Wine (12" version) by UB40 (1988)

Descrição:Debut single from Real Life. Released in May 1983, it had become a hit in their home town of Melbourne where it had reached No.3 on the charts. Molly got them onto Countdown which saw them not only reach No.6 in Sydney and nationally in Australia but they also charted around the world. In 1984 they reached No.29 on the US Billboard charts and had the Los Angeles Angels adopt it as their theme song and they hit No.1 in Germany in July 1984. This is Real Life's signature song and there have been around 17 remixes released by the band in subsequent years.

Descrição:Emmanuel Acha Martínez) Nació el 16 de Abril de 1955 en México, D. F., hijo de Raúl Acha, argentino, y Conchita Martínez, española. Vivió en la ciudad de México hasta 1963, año en que va a radicar a Lima, Perú, de 1963 a 1965. Posteriormente va a España, donde permanece hasta 1970. Regresa a México, D. F., donde vive hasta 1973. Vuelve a España, país en el que reside de 1973 a 1975. De 1975 a la fecha establece su hogar en la ciudad de México. Estudió primaria, secundaria, preparatoria y el primer año de Ingeniería Química. Su carrera artística la inició en 1976 como la voz del Heraldo. Su primera obra musical fue "Y mis lágrimas me bebí". De 1976 a 1978 ocupó el cargo de Gerente de Ventas en dos prestigiadas firmas comerciales. Los deportes que ha practicado son buceo, esquí acuático, equitación, fìsico-culturismo, bicicleta de montaña, alpinismo, paracaidismo, windsurf y natación, que es su deporte preferido actualmente. Tiene carácter temperamental, sensible, romántico y tenaz. Le gusta jugar dominó. Disfruta del buen cine, realizar paseos campestres y viajar. Escucha música clásica y boleros, y le gusta la música italiana y la brasileña. Las mayores satisfacciones las ha tenido gracias a sus obras "Enredadito por tu cintura", por ser la canción que sintió con mayor trascendencia en los inicios de su carrera. "El rey y yo", que fue una canción polémica, que da el mensaje de luchar por una identidad propia. "¿Qué será?", por ser la canción con que se proyectó e identificó como padre, a través de la cual trasmitió ese sentimiento al público. Ha compuesto algunas canciones en coautorìa con varios compositores, entre los que se encuentran Roberto Cantoral, Guadalupe Trigo, Lolita de la Colina, Manuel Alejandro y Lucio Dalla. Ha recibido muchos trofeos, diplomas y reconocimientos, la lista es larga. Entre ellos, La Voz del Heraldo en 1976. Mejor Intérprete y Revelación Juvenil del Festival OTI, 1979, México. Artista Revelación, 1983, Barcelona, España. Antorcha de Plata, en Viña del Mar, 1983, Chile. Trofeo "TV y Novelas", 1984, México. "Mr. Amigo", 1985, Brownsville, Texas. Ciudadano Honorario, 1986, Texas. Dos Antorchas de Plata, 1989, en Viña del Mar, Chile. Ha recibido siete Discos de oro y dos de Platino. Entre sus anécdotas, narra las siguientes: Participó en un Festival OTI con la canción de Roberto Cantoral "Al Final", que a pesar de no ganar fue la que obtuvo más éxito, y fue tal la polémica y la fuerza publicitaria que por lo mismo generó, que gracias a esto realizó su primer temporada en centro nocturno, con lleno total. En una ocasión, lo invitaron a actuar en el zócalo de la ciudad de México, para un público estimado en 50,000 personas. El día del concierto, se reunieron alrededor de 200,000 por lo que tuvo que ser suspendido, para evitar una catástrofe. Se dice que a raíz del éxito de su disco "Íntimamente", en el transcurso de diez años, muchas de sus admiradoras que ahora son madres de familia, tuvieron a sus hijos por las relaciones amorosas que provocó precisamente ese disco. Su carrera como compositor y artista le ha dado muchas satisfacciones, le ha permitido conocer mucha gente, así como grandes personalidades, y proyectarse nacional e internacionalmente. También le ha dado la oportunidad de apoyar proyectos en beneficio del medio ambiente y la comunidad, proyectos en los que interviene no sólo como participante, sino como organizador. Bio cortesía de Sociedad de Autores y Compositores de México (SACM) Emmanuel en Estudio Billboard - V-me TV Martes 15 de enero a las 10 PM Domingo 20 de enero a las 8 PM http://www.vmetv.com

Descrição:"In a Big Country" is one of the most famous and well-known songs by the rock band Big Country. The song was released as a single in 1983 and was featured on the band's first studio album, The Crossing. The album was certified gold in the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States. It went on to be certified platinum in the UK and Canada. The album itself reached #18 on the Billboard 200 in 1983. The same year, the song peaked at #3 on the Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks and #17 on the Billboard Hot 100. The music video for the song follows the four band members as they track down an unspecified treasure, while constantly being pursued and bested by who appears to be a rival treasure hunting female. The first half of the video follows the band as they ride through lush green fields in Scotland on sports three wheelers and a motorbike while a woman watches them through binoculars. The group soon locates a black box emblazoned with the band's logo and a map. What is inside the box is never shown. The woman lures them to her by starting a fire in a barn, the smoke drawing the band members attention. She (unintentionally comically) defeats all four with a single punch. They then consult their map and head off again. The second half of the video takes place at sea as the band head toward a dock. They don wet suits and scuba gear and set out on a motorized inflatable raft. The woman, who has followed them, overtakes them on a jet ski. The band reach their destination at sea, but have apparently no luck in locating the treasure after attempting some underwater diving. The video concludes with the woman trapped on a small island surrounded by a cliff with a rescue fire burning. The band appears overhead and lead singer Stuart tosses a rope down the cliff edge. He and drummer Mark descend. Stuart and the woman embrace (perhaps revealing they knew each other and had an ongoing relationship/rivalry) while Mark discovers the black box floating amongst the seaweed in the inlet. Interspersed throughout the video, in between the action, the band is shown in flannel shirts and blazers performing the song onstage. The video ends on this note, with Stuart dancing and the rest of the band playing. The video itself appears to have little to do with the actual lyrics and meaning of the song. [info courtesy: wikipedia.org]

Descrição:**If you copy&paste &fmt=18 to the end of your URL/link, then hit enter again...you'll get HD stereo! Stereo vinyl track by group Girl Can't Help It: Billie Adams, Jacqueline Bucknell, Samantha Spencer-Lane. They had a dance hit with "Baby Doll", which went to #7 on the Billboard Dance charts in March 1983. This is the album version produced by George McFarlane/Colin Campsie for The Quick Organization. From the OOP vinyl mini album "Girls Can't Help It - Pure Wild" 1983 on Sire Records.

Descrição:**If you copy&paste &fmt=18 to the end of your URL/link, then hit enter again...you'll get HD stereo! Stereo vinyl track by group Girl Can't Help It: Billie Adams, Jacqueline Bucknell, Samantha Spencer-Lane. They had a dance hit from this album with "Baby Doll", which went to #7 on the Billboard Dance charts in March 1983. Produced by George McFarlane/Colin Campsie for The Quick Organization. From the OOP vinyl mini album "Girls Can't Help It - Pure Wild" 1983 on Sire Records.

Descrição:Taped in Hollywood, Ca - 1983, with Gil Askey, music director. Gloria performs the biggest hit in her career, with the song that went to #28 on the Billboard Top 40 chart in (late '63, then reaching its peak on 1/11/64)

Descrição:South Miami Senior High Class of 1983 Reunion Video, what a time we had!(Some 82 & 84 grads were there as well) ! If you belonged to that class, drop us a line and let us know if you like this video. Song is "The In Crowd" By Dobie Gray, Billboard #8 in Feb 1965.. I'm in with the in crowd, I go where the in crowd goes I'm in with the in crowd and I know what the in crowd knows Anytime of the year, don't you hear? Dressing fine, making time We breeze up and down the street, we get respect from the people we meet They make way day or night, they know the in crowd is out of sight I'm in with the in crowd, I know every latest dance When you're in with the in crowd, it's so easy to find romance Any time of the year, don't you hear? If it's square, we ain't there We make every minute count, our share is always the biggest come out Other guys imitate us, but the original is still the greatest, in crowd! Any time of the year, don't you hear? Spendin' cash, talkin' trash I'll show you a real good time, come on with me, leave your troubles behind I don't care where you've been, you ain't been nowhere til you've been in WIth the in crowd, with the in crowd, in crowd