150 Hit Songs of 1980
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Date: 2024-03-04
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Al Stewart Year of the cat
Don McLean Crying
Ottawan You're OK
The Korgis Everybody's got to learn sometime
Kelly Marie It feels like I'm in love
Whitesnake Here I go again
George benson Turn your love around
Al jarrau Day by day
Terence trent D'arby Sign your name
Black Wonderful life
Tom Jones It's not unusual
Dean Martin That's amore
Donovan Universal soldier
Jose Feliciano Let it be
Shannon Let the music play
Robert palmer Mercy me I want you
Dan folgerberg Longer than
Genesis In too deep
Stephanie Mills I never knew love like this before
Jona lewie Stop the cavalry
Status quo In the army now
# Johnny Logan What's another year
Olivia Newton John Xanadu
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Al Stewart Year of the cat
Don McLean Crying
Ottawan You're OK
The Korgis Everybody's got to learn sometime
Kelly Marie It feels like I'm in love
Whitesnake Here I go again
George benson Turn your love around
Al jarrau Day by day
Terence trent D'arby Sign your name
Black Wonderful life
Tom Jones It's not unusual
Dean Martin That's amore
Donovan Universal soldier
Jose Feliciano Let it be
Shannon Let the music play
Robert palmer Mercy me I want you
Dan folgerberg Longer than
Genesis In too deep
Stephanie Mills I never knew love like this before
Jona lewie Stop the cavalry
Status quo In the army now
# Johnny Logan What's another year
Olivia Newton John Xanadu
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troylowe814
At the time you could hear a gradual shift towards the British music becoming the norm instead of the exception, even with American bands like The Knack taking on a British sound, two years later with the popularity of Mtv it was solidified. What we lost in the process was disco and yacht rock. In all my years I never heard such a dramatic shift in popular music tastes. but the emergence of grunge in the early 90's comes close. One day Poison is on top, then here comes Nirvana. Okay, maybe the early 90's is tied.
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At the time you could hear a gradual shift towards the British music becoming the norm instead of the exception, even with American bands like The Knack taking on a British sound, two years later with the popularity of Mtv it was solidified. What we lost in the process was disco and yacht rock. In all my years I never heard such a dramatic shift in popular music tastes. but the emergence of grunge in the early 90's comes close. One day Poison is on top, then here comes Nirvana. Okay, maybe the early 90's is tied.
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Adamdow95
Another One Bites the Dust
Could You Be Loved
Don't Stand So Close To Me
De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da
New York, New York
Celebration
The Tide Is High
Ashes To Ashes
Guilty
Funkytown
Give Me the Night
Love Will Tear Us Apart
Going Underground
Feels Like I'm In Love
All Out of Love
9 To 5 (Morning Train)
Fame
Never Knew Love Like This Before
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Another One Bites the Dust
Could You Be Loved
Don't Stand So Close To Me
De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da
New York, New York
Celebration
The Tide Is High
Ashes To Ashes
Guilty
Funkytown
Give Me the Night
Love Will Tear Us Apart
Going Underground
Feels Like I'm In Love
All Out of Love
9 To 5 (Morning Train)
Fame
Never Knew Love Like This Before
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the-best-music
Music without gimmicks. Musicians simply sang rather than relying on goofy costumes, make up or nudity.
Well, except for Devo.
AC/DC had a good year. They look like such regular dudes. Like your local car mechanic.
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Music without gimmicks. Musicians simply sang rather than relying on goofy costumes, make up or nudity.
Well, except for Devo.
AC/DC had a good year. They look like such regular dudes. Like your local car mechanic.
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AnnieBoBannie421
Why were all of Blondie’s song muted in your other videos they’re muted also just Blondie though also I’d like to request if possible to also mute Billy Joel. Just cannot stand him thanks
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Why were all of Blondie’s song muted in your other videos they’re muted also just Blondie though also I’d like to request if possible to also mute Billy Joel. Just cannot stand him thanks
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Gmackematix
Meanwhile, in the UK, we also had Lip Up Fatty, Special Brew, Tom Hark, Too Much Too Young and so on. Quite a year although pretty strange at the top of the charts.
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Meanwhile, in the UK, we also had Lip Up Fatty, Special Brew, Tom Hark, Too Much Too Young and so on. Quite a year although pretty strange at the top of the charts.
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darrellsadler2848
I was around nine years old when all of this fantastic music was played for the first time on the radio, on LP albums, 8 tracks and on cassette tapes.
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I was around nine years old when all of this fantastic music was played for the first time on the radio, on LP albums, 8 tracks and on cassette tapes.
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guidobotelho8182
1980. the year it started. the decade that started it all. the music that changed everything. More variety than anyone could ever imagine
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1980. the year it started. the decade that started it all. the music that changed everything. More variety than anyone could ever imagine
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jons. 6216
Honestly! Just cut Blondie from these lineups and stick their names at the end if there are such huffy issues with playing anything by them!
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Honestly! Just cut Blondie from these lineups and stick their names at the end if there are such huffy issues with playing anything by them!
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seamusegan1311
I remember some of these songs differently I'm sure ur years r mixed up not all from 1980. 79 80 81 maybe but no problem great sounds
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I remember some of these songs differently I'm sure ur years r mixed up not all from 1980. 79 80 81 maybe but no problem great sounds
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juliewatson3966
My favourite year of music, I was 20, bringing back so many great memories. Still love listening to the music 43 years later.
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My favourite year of music, I was 20, bringing back so many great memories. Still love listening to the music 43 years later.
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mikep5043
I’m familiar with 120 of these Hit Songs. The other 30 were probably more popular in the UK. But not here in the USA.
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I’m familiar with 120 of these Hit Songs. The other 30 were probably more popular in the UK. But not here in the USA.
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Jonsey-lm5sv
If I had to pick an overall favorite year it would probably be 1980. Music was unparalleled between 19781981.
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If I had to pick an overall favorite year it would probably be 1980. Music was unparalleled between 19781981.
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jerrelajoeb6531
0: 50, Pink Floyd was spot on: We don't need no education. They knew government education is mind control.
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0: 50, Pink Floyd was spot on: We don't need no education. They knew government education is mind control.
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