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Every US Top 10 Hit of 1989

Every US Top 10 Hit of 1989

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Every song that entered the top 10 of the US Billboard Singles Charts in 1989, in chronological order (date of top 10 entry. List of songs 1. Def Leppard - Armageddon It 2. Michael Jackson - Smooth Criminal 3. Boys Club - I Remember Holding You 4. Annie Lennox & Al Green - Put a Little Love. 5. Karyn White - The Way You Love Me 6. Sheriff - When I'm with You 7. White Lion - When the Children Cry 8. Paula Abdul - Straight Up 9. Tone Loc - Wild Thing 10. Tiffany - All This Time 11. Sheena Easton - The Lover in Me 12. Samantha Fox - I Wanna Have. 13. Rick Astley - She Wants to Dance with Me 14. Information Society - Walking Away 15. Debbie Gibson - Lost in Your Eyes 16. Edie Brickell - What I Am 17. NKOTB - You Got It 18. Mike & the Mechanics - The Living Years 19. Bobby Brown - Roni 20. Ann Wilson & Robin Zander - Surrender to Me 21. Guns N' Roses - Paradise City 22. Milli Vanilli - Girl You Know. 23. Rod Stewart - My Heart Can't. 24. The Bangles - Eternal Flame 25. Roxette - The Look 26. Breathe - Don't Tell Me Lies 27. Fine Young Cannibals - She Drives Me Crazy 28. Was (Not Was) - Walk the Dinosaur 29. Chicago - You're Not Alone 30. REM - Stand 31. Vanessa Williams - Dreamin' 32. Madonna - Like a Prayer 33. Tone Loc - Funky Cold Medina 34. Karyn White - Superwoman 35. Roy Orbison - You Got It 36. Poison - Your Mama Don't Dance 37. Bon Jovi - I'll Be There for You 38. Deon Estus - Heaven Help Me 39. 38 Special - Second Chance 40. Jody Watley - Real Love 41. Cher & Peter Cetera - After All 42. Paula Abdul - Forever Your Girl 43. Donny Osmond - Soldier of Love 44. Animotion - Room to Move 45. Michael Damian - Rock On 46. Guns N' Roses - Patience 47. Bette Midler - Wind Beneath My Wings 48. Bobby Brown - Every Little Step 49. NKOTB - I'll Be Loving You 50. Lita Ford & Ozzy Osbourne - Close My Eyes Forever 51. Neneh Cherry - Buffalo Stance 52. Richard Marx - Satisfied 53. Synch - Where Are You Now 54. Milli Vanilli - Baby Don't Forget My Number 55. Fine Young Cannibals - Good Thing 56. Donna Summer - This Time I Know. 57. Waterfront - Cry 58. Natalie Cole - Miss You Like Crazy 59. Simply Red - If You Don't. 60. Madonna - Express Yourself 61. Cyndi Lauper - I Drove All Night 62. Martika - Toy Soldiers 63. Exposé - What You Don't Know 64. Prince - Batdance 65. Doobie Brothers - The Doctor 66. Love and Rockets - So Alive 67. Bobby Brown - On Our Own 68. Bon Jovi - Lay Your Hands. 69. Great White - Once Bitten Twice Shy 70. Dino - I Like It 71. Richard Marx - Right Here Waiting 72. Paula Abdul - Cold Hearted 73. Gloria Estefan - Don't Wanna Lose You Now 74. NKOTB - Hangin' Tough 75. Karyn White - Secret Rendezvous 76. Don Henley - The End of the Innocence 77. Jody Watley - Friends 78. Jeff Healey Band - Angel Eyes 79. Warrant - Heaven 80. Surface - Shower Me. 81. Milli Vanilli - Girl I'm Gonna Miss You 82. Cher - If I Could Turn. 83. Skid Row - 18 and Life 84. Madonna - Cherish 85. Janet Jackson - Miss You Much 86. Bee Gees - One 87. Neneh Cherry - Blowin' Kisses. 88. The Cure - Love Song 89. Rolling Stones - Mixed Emotions 90. Young MC - Bust a Move 91. Babyface - It's No Crime 92. Tears for Fears - Sowing the Seeds of Love 93. Roxette - Listen to Your Heart 94. NKOTB - Cover Girl 95. Aerosmith - Love in an Elevator 96. Exposé - When I Looked at Him 97. Motley Crue - Dr. Feelgood 98. Bad English - When I See You Smile 99. Bobby Brown - Rock Wit'cha 100. Paula Abdul - The Way That You Love Me 101. B52s - Love Shack 102. Milli Vanilli - Blame It on the Rain 103. NKOTB - Didn't I. 104. Billy Joel - We Didn't Start the Fire 105. Richard Marx - Angelia 106. Alice Cooper - Poison 107. Soul II Soul - Back to Life 108. Linda Ronstadt & Aaron Neville - Don't Know Much 109. Phil Collins - Another Day in Paradise 110. Taylor Dayne - With Every Beat. 111. Technotronic - Pump Up the Jam 112. Janet Jackson - Rhythm Nation 113. Bon Jovi - Living in Sin 114. Cher - Just Like Jesse James 115. NKOTB - This One's for the Children
Date: 2024-03-04

Comments and reviews: 27


1989 is a really strong year musically. So many good songs here. Thank you My favourites are 'Dreamin'', 'Superwoman', all of the Madonna, Paula Abdul, Neneh, Janet and Guns N Roses entries, 'Eternal Flame', 'Miss You Like Crazy', 'Toy Soldiers', 'Don't Want To Lose You Now', 'Heaven', 'If I Could Turn Back Time', '18 and a Life', 'Love Shack', 'Angelia', 'Poison' (my #1 of 1989) and 'Just Like Jessie James'.
Can I add Cher, Janet Jackson and Madonna were at their most beautiful at this point.

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Thanks a lot, SRG! 1989 was a hell of a crazy year and you can hear it in almost every second of this set. Some songs made me burst into laugh (boysbands / fakebands mostly, while others brought so much nostalgia ( 1: 38, 3: 32, 7: 40, but we should be grateful to all creators / performers. Janet 11: 15 and Cher 11: 26 at their best. And look how strong stood European music in the US in 1989 - 10: 46, 11: 09, 9: 17, 1: 49, 2: 32, 5: 33, 8: 54!
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No ten for you: Songs peaking at No. 11 were Holding On by Steve Winwood, Electric Youth by Debbie Gibson, Crazy About Her by Rod Stewart, Keep On Moving by Soul II Soul, Don’t Look Back by Fine Young Cannibals, Get On Your Feet by Gloria Estefan, Leave A Light On by Belinda Carlisle, and Don’t Close Your Eyes by Kix.
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1989 is a great musical year in USA, Billboard was fantastic at this era (better than in Europe. Lot of fantastic hits, and 1989 was the first time I went to America, so I love it more! My favorite songs are This time I know it's for realn Second change and Eternal flame, but I love many more. Thanks for the video!
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Great as usual. Brings back some memories from high school. My favourites include Another Day In Paradise, the two Fine Young Cannibals tracks and The Living Years, which is a very powerful song. And who could forget Milli Vanilli or NKOTB Or the girl-next-door style of Tiffany and Debbie Gibson
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All these songs could have been number 1, They're really gooddddd I was 16 at that time What a good age for your influence in music! Now every song sounds the same. At that time pop, rock, dance, black music, teensge music. Ufff incredible!
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The year of chart domination by New Kids On The Block, Bobby Brown, Paula Abdul, Milli Vanilli, Madonna, Richard Marx and Bon Jovi, and the release of Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814, then becoming the #1 album of 1990.
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Does 'peak' mean only till the end of da' year 1989, as i know a couple of songs in dis' list were no1 back in the day but here in the video it shows the peak position as #2 or #3 or even something ridiculously below that.
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man, milli vanilli was locked in my walkman for months that year. and for some reason it's no crime always takes me back to start of college that year. love how music so captures a moment in time in one's life
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1989 was a great year for music (other than that B 52s song I hated then and still hate, and it was a huge year for NKOTB and for Milli Vanilli. (We all know how things turned out for Milli Vanilli though)
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Some real quality here. Some forgotten, after 30-odd years they just don't hold up. And a few that are memorable for all the wrong reasons.
Walkin' through a crowd the village is aglow.

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Millions Vanilli they need to start showing the real voices of this band instead of those fake lip syncers. They don't deserve younger people to think they actually sang these songs.
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What A Wonderful Flashback Of Music Of 1989
Some Songs I Remember And Some I Forget
Some Songs I Know And Some I Don't Know
Some Songs I Heard And Some I Never Heard

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I graduated from high school in 1989. Wind Beneath My Wings was played at the graduation ceremony. Really liked Roxette, and B52s. I saw Billy Joel Storm Front tour that year.
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1989 saw me finish my freshman year in high school, have to attend summer school, then start my sophomore year. These songs encompass all 3 stages of my memories. lol
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11: 39 I love the last part with cherry, this segment is amazing, goosebumps when she said, 90's come with a good new decade (truth & amazing decade in everything)
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I love these compilations cause oldies stations seem to play only a select number of 80’s songs repeatedly. Some of these songs I haven’t heard in years!
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This was the year I started making my own cassette tapes from songs on the radio. Almost all of these songs are on those tapes! Really good memories
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You gotta respect the Milli Vinilli scam a little bit. They fooled the world. Best music scam since Boney M (2 of the 4 didn’t sing.
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1989 is such an underrated year, too bad everyone thinks of Taylor Swift when it comes to the year. These songs are the REAL 1989.
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Hair metal and soft rock were the flowers in a sea of shitty teenpop and dance music. The core 80s 1982-87 was better though
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Just remember won a dance competition on the track pump up the jam, in school thank you for reminincing those moment back to my mind
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Right here waiting by Richard Marx. I am totally straight. but that's the best head of hair on a guy I have ever seen.
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Just as in 1988, there were 2 weeks in
1989 with no new entries in the Top 10-
February 4 and December 2.

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So now SRG you've finished the US Top 10 Hits of the 1980s which decade will you do next, the 90s or the 70s
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Thanks Random for taking me down memory lane. This is the year I finished high school and started college
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When you do a Every us hit in the 90s can you please put if you can the song IT CANT RAIN ALL THE TIME
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