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The UK's Top 20 Hits of Each Year 1985-1989

The UK's Top 20 Hits of Each Year 1985-1989

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The 20 biggest-selling songs on the UK Charts of each year of the second half of the 1980s. If anyone is interested in UKs Top 10 albums between 1985 and 1989 (god, these Now, That’s What I Call Music samplers mustve been annoying 0_0.
1985
1) Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms
2) Phil Collins - No Jacket Required
3) Madonna - Like a Virgin
4) Bruce Springsteen - Born in the U. S. A.
5) Tears for Fears - Songs from the Big Chair
6) Various Artists - Now, That’s What I Call Music 6
7) Various Artists - Now: The Christmas Album
8) Various Artists - Now, That’s What I Call Music 5
9) Paul Young - The Secret of Association
10) Various Artists - The Hits Album 2/The Hits Tape 2
1986
1) Madonna - True Blue
2) Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms
3) Various Artists - Now, That’s What I Call Music 8
4) Paul Simon - Graceland
5) Whitney Houston - Whitney Houston
6) Various Artists - Now, That’s What I Call Music 7
7) A-ha - Hunting High and Low
8) Queen - A Kind of Magic
9) Eurythmics - Revenge
10) Five Star - Silk and Steel
1987
1) Michael Jackson - Bad
2) U2 - The Joshua Tree
3) Whitney Houston - Whitney
4) Various Artists - Now, That’s What I Call Music 10
5) Fleetwood Mac - Tango in the Night
6) Various Artists - Hits 6
7) Rick Astley - Whenever You Need Somebody
8) TPau - Bridge of Spies
9) O. S. T. - The Phantom of the Opera
10) Level 42 - Running in the Family
1988
1) Kylie Minogue - Kylie
2) Cliff Richard - Private Collection
3) Michael Jackson - Bad
4) Bros - Push
5) Various Artists - Now, That’s What I Call Music 13
6) Wet Wet Wet - Popped In, Souled Out
7) Fleetwood Mac - Tango in the Night
8) U2 - Rattle and Hum
9) Tracy Chapman - Tracy Chapman
10) Terence Trent DArby - Introducing the Hardline According to Terence Trent D’Arby
1989
1) Jason Donovan - Ten Good Reasons
2) Simply Red - A New Flame
3) Phil Collins -. But Seriously
4) Gloria Estefan - Anything for You
5) Gloria Estefan - Cuts Both Ways
6) Kylie Minogue - Enjoy Yourself
7) Madonna - Like a Prayer
8) Fine Young Cannibals - The Raw and the Cooked
9) Tina Turner - Foreign Affair
10) Chris Rea - The Road to Hell

Date: 2024-03-04

Comments and reviews: 19


I must say there are here lot of funny songs that i still like!
My favourites are all the Kylie Minogue's singles, the Pet Shop Boys almost It's a sin, Tiffany, Belinda Carlisle, i regret that Jeanny from Falco was not in, but in Germany it was a big hit, and Together forever from Rick Astley is not too but i think it is better than Never gonna give you up.
Nick kamen, it was cool too but not in this top 20.

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LMAO. This video has popped up several times for me - probably because I'm some fandom guy of some random guy - but I've always been like, that seems a little much. Which doesn't actually make sense, since he usually does 100-song countdowns anyway, but what can I say So I started watching this just now, and when it was done I was like Why is it so damn short Guess you can never please me, LOL.
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#419 by Hardcastle like that song. One of my favorite songs isyou dont have to take your clothes offJermaine Stewart. Reminds me of my friend Eddie Rosario. R. IP. we liki that song Summer of 1985 happy memories. listening to it 4/25/22. 1: 54am.
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Does anyone know the name of a song and band whose video shows some boys playing football in the street and everything is red in a city sector, turning red the boys when enter there looking for th ball It sould be from 1981 to 1985, I think
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Easy Lover, True Blue, A Different Corner, He Ain't Heavy, Groovy Kind Of Love, One Moment In Time, Mistletoe And Wine, The Living Years - Just pure brilliance.
Ride On Time - Biggest load of crap ever.

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It was brilliant - until Mistletoe and Wine. lol I was back there especially with Milli Vanilli. Some experts say 1984 was the best year for music ever. I agree with them.
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Please, make UK Singles Chart Top 20 Hits of Each Year: 1990-1999! Show Must Go On by Queen reached number 16 in 1991, that's it must be in this future list!
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How come there was no no. 1 song from Madonna in the U. K. and not even 1 song from Michael Jackson from the 1980s mentioned in that yearly countdown there
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Probably an unpopular opinion, but I couldn’t stand Eternal Flame’ then and I absolutely hate it now. Thank God Kylie finally knocked it off #1
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Loved this, especially Don’t Leave Me This Way (#1 for 1986) and two PSB songs in the top 20 of 1987 - Always On My Mind and It’s a Sin.
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So the 90s really started in 1988 All of these '89 songs sound more like 1995.
Also - Push It came out in '86, in the US at least.

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4: 14. :): ): ) one of the ultimate really bad songs made Annual UK Top 2. and Madonna, Whitney, Kylie ruled the chart those days.
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Another excellent video! Took me back to my teen years. I was in my last year of Middle School. Thanks Random Guy, good times!
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It would've been even better if only you mentioned George Michael. He used to be one of the greatest of that memorable decade!
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A compilation of the 80s wouldn't be a good compilation without Rick Astley ooohhh how much I used to love him as a teenager
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Absolutely love your videos keep them coming! Can't get enough of 80s nostalgia. Some timeless 80s classics here.
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Couple off singer's thought would have been in there from 89 Donna summer and Taylor Dayne and no deacon blue.
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That was my decade coming of age, college and owning a business and the clubs. The last good decade for America
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Really good video for the top 20 hits each year 1985-89, But where was A-ha-The Sun Always Shines on TV for 1986
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