Can you name the artist and song:
I’m so out of hope
One more bad breaking
And I might fall
Last Song: “What You Don’t Know” by Exposé from the album What You Don’t Know (1989)
Great job oldschool80s and Craig (@cdennis0130)!!!
You, you play with fire
I know one day, you’re gonna be the one to burn
Love is like a game
What goes around, comes around, you wait your turn
Can you name the artist and song:
You tell me that you want me
You tell me that you need me
You tell me that you love me
Last Song: “Seasons Change” by Exposé from Exposure (1988)
Great job Adora (@Adora2000)!!!
Forever seems so far away
There’s time for love and for play
You dream about today
Feeling slips away
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Can you name the artist and song:
Ever had that feeling, almost broke in two
Said that you were leaving, like you do
Last Song: “Let Me Be The One” by Exposé from the album Exposure (1987)
Only you can make me feel brand new
I can feel it in my heart, your love is true
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Can you name the artist and song:
Gotta hide your inhibitions
Gotta let that fool loose deep inside your soul
Want to see an exhibition
Better do it now before you get too old
Last Song: “Come Go With Me” by Exposé from the album Exposure (1987)
Great job Melanie (@melanieofoz)!!!
Bring back the memories
I can’t take away the misery
Take my hand, fly away
To a world that we can find today
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Can you name the artist and song:
Woah Can we rewind to where we’ve been
Ooh I wish you’d take a look and see the shape I’m in
Last Song: “Point of No Return” by Exposé from the album Exposure (1987)
Great job Jim (@JimVilk)!!!
Common love, seems just like a dream
It’s no mystery to me
Fill me within when we’re together
Oh baby can’t you see
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Welcome back to this week’s countdown! If you missed the previous songs, you can go back and check them out. We were off to a great start yesterday. So, let’s Return to the week ending February 28, 1987, and see if it continues to be just as good.
That wraps up today’s list of songs. So far I’m loving it this week! How about you? Come back tomorrow as we continue the countdown.
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Welcome back as the countdown continues. If you missed the first 10 songs, you can go back and check them out. In the early ’80s, radio was quite diverse. Disco was still winding down, and there were a lot of singer/songwriter, rock, and pop tunes. In the late ’80s, the Top 40 countdowns were still diverse. There was a good combination of pop, rock, and R&B. And today’s list is no exception. So, let’s go back to the good ole days, and Return to the week ending August 8, 1987, and go on with the countdown.
Often imitated, but never duplicated! This pioneering female freestyle group had an incredible start, landing four top 10 hits from their debut album, Exposure. And this was one of them.
Am I the only one that thinks this video would be awesome if it featured Jackie Gleason, Burt Reynolds, and Jerry Reed from Smokey and the Bandit?
Not one of my favorite Huey Lewis songs. But man, were the videos fun back then! The music doesn’t even start until over 3 1/2 minutes in!
Much like Exposé, Crowded House got off to a strong start, turning out hits like this and “Don’t Dream It’s Over” from their debut album.
Yes, people born post ’80s, Bryan Adams had more hits than “Summer of ’69” and “Cuts Like a Knife”. For example…this song! I can’t get enough of it.
Often, the question comes up, Can you name a song with the same name as its artist? This, Night Ranger, and Danger Danger are always my go-to’s. This song has that classic ’80s pop sound.
Meh. If you want to listen to some real Crüe, go back to their first 2 albums – Too Fast For Love and Shout At the Devil.
Music whiplash! We go from a rocker to a slow duet ballad. There were a lot of great duets in the ’80s, and this is definitely one of them.
Another ballad I remember slow dancing to back in those high school days.
We wrap up today with a classy song. This song was written by Burt Bacharach and Carole Bayer Sager. I love both Dionne Warwick’s and Jeffrey Osborne’s voices. And together, they sound great.
Well, we’re halfway through the countdown. What do you think so far? Do you have any favorites, or are there any surprises that you had forgotten about? Let me know.
Follow @returntothe80sCan you name the artist and song:
On the floor of Tokyo
Or down in London town to go, go
With the record selection
With the mirror reflection
Last Song: “Come Go With Me” by Exposé from the album Exposure (1987)
Is it right (is it right)
Hold me tight (hold me tight)
When you look into
My eyes in the light
Can you name the song and the artist who covered it in the ’80s:
Then it’s the blue ones
Who can’t accept The green ones
For living with The black ones
Tryin’ to be a skinny one
Last song: “Seasons Change” by Exposé from the album Exposure (1987)
Great job Andy (@andytorah)!!!
Some dreams are in the night time
And some seem like yesterday
But leaves turn brown and fade
Ships sail away
After a long absence, Return to the ’80s is finally back! Thanks for sticking around.
Can you name the artist and song:
I’m stuck on your heart, I hang on every word you say
Tear us apart, Baby I would rather be dead
Last Song: “Seasons Change” by Expose:
It feels, like it’s forever
No reason for emptiness
But time just runs away
No more day by day
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