Kenny Rogers my gray hair singer with such charm... another great one "You decorated my life"... Love ...Island in the Stream with him and Dolly

Air Supply- Without You

Rod Stewart - Some Guys Have All The Luck

probably the greatest artist in the 80's

song Co-starring (in order of appearance): Beverly Johnson, Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Sherman Hemsley, Brigitte Nielsen, Paula Abdul, Carl Weathers, Whoopi Goldberg, Quincy Jones, Jackie Collins, Amy Irving, Jasmine Guy, Rosanna Arquette, Billy Dee Williams, Lou Diamond Phillips, Olivia Newton-John, John Travolta, Corey Feldman, Steven Spielberg, Debbie Gibson, Rick Schroder, Blair Underwood, "Weird Al" Yankovic, Bubbles the Chimpanzee, Suzanne Somers, Lou Ferrigno, Don King, Mayim Bialik, Virginia Madsen, David Copperfield, Richard Dreyfuss, Danny Glover, Olivia Hussey, Dan Aykroyd and Steve Guttenberg.

Michael Jackson-Liberian Girl

PP without a doubt MJ is the best.. I didnt see this movie but nice tune..thanks for sharing my good man oop panther

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Originally posted by Amber:
PP without a doubt MJ is the best.. I didnt see this movie but nice tune..thanks for sharing my good man oop panther

Barbara Streisand & Barry Gibb "What Kind Of Fool"

Barbra Streisand & Barry Gibb "Guilty"

PP I have posted these Barry and Barbara songs before...anyways u would agree with me it is a great album done by two great artists.. another BeeGees album I have and listen to all the time is "One night Only"... this was I believed the last concert they did before Maurice passing..

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Originally posted by Pink Panther:

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Originally posted by Amber:
PP without a doubt MJ is the best.. I didnt see this movie but nice tune..thanks for sharing my good man oop panther

Barbara Streisand & Barry Gibb "What Kind Of Fool"

This is one song that will always moved me.. yes, it has truly touched me...but alas life has been good to me...

Barbra Streisand - Woman in Love :

http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=BHqAllSQ_eM

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Aron Neville- Tell it like it is

This thread seh 80's. How yuh gon post a song from 1966?

Madonna - Like A Virgin

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Originally posted by André:

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Originally posted by bird:
Aron Neville- Tell it like it is

This thread seh 80's. How yuh gon post a song from 1966?

Can you say, "Birdbrain"? hehehehe

Lionel Richie - You Are

I doan seem to have tunes for the 80's, must have been a good decade fer Iman,hehehe....decade of blackout tarass.

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Originally posted by bird:
Aron Neville- Tell it like it is

This thread seh 80's. How yuh gon post a song from 1966?

Because I only know bout um in the 80's

Forrester Sisters - I Fell In love Again

Frankie Smith - Double Dutch Bus

Grace Jones - Pull Up To The Bumper

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Originally posted by André:

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Originally posted by bird:
Aron Neville- Tell it like it is

This thread seh 80's. How yuh gon post a song from 1966?

Because I only know bout um in the 80's

Kurtis Blow The Breaks (w/lyrics)

nice Antabanta...took me back to me Suga Hill Gang days in Queens NY in the early '80s

I think The Breaks came out the year after Rappers Delight.

Classic Hip Hop - Sugarhill Gang...Rappers Delight

Billy Idol - Don't You Forget About Me

to all the ladies out there.



Ray Parker Jr - The Other Woman

Nice tunes PP.. keep them coming...

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Originally posted by alena:
Nice tunes PP.. keep them coming...

Air Supply - "Even the Nights Are Better"

This is one I think we overlooked
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMAGwMAXTpU&feature=related

Alan Parsons Project-Eye In The Sky

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Originally posted by Pink Panther:

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Originally posted by alena:
Nice tunes PP.. keep them coming...

Air Supply - "Even the Nights Are Better"

When I first came to Canada in 1980, Air Supply was one of the first band that I got hooked on. I started to buy their LP's as fast as they release them.

I spent the summers of 73,74, 75 in Toronto and started living there in june 76. We used to listen to CHUM FM on our boom boxes. I used to like a hokey band called the Bay City Rollers, Neil Diamond, Queen Burton Cummings etc. It was also the middle of the Disco craze so the BGees was also big. As Kids we were mall rats. I guess it was because

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Originally posted by amral:

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Originally posted by Pink Panther:

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Originally posted by alena:
Nice tunes PP.. keep them coming...

Air Supply - "Even the Nights Are Better"

When I first came to Canada in 1980, Air Supply was one of the first band that I got hooked on. I started to buy their LP's as fast as they release them.

one from that era

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76uNR9OUsL4

The early 80's for me was populated with Euro Rock, pencil bottomed jeans, and skinny ties. In DC we used to hang out at a club called Cafe Med (83) and that is all they played. I also hang out at the Library, the Plum, Black Tahiti and a bunch more. With the exception of Black Tahiti they were all clones. It was pure bubble gum rock but I cant say we had much in our heads then either.

Of course the 930 Club was a different beast all together ( punk rock at 930 f street) We always came out of that place bruised up from the violence in slam dancing. I hated it but went for the girls!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNyRU0fKHAY&feature=rela...KHAY&feature=related

Birth of computer rock
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nK0Pi4wC8Hk&feature=related

First ever Rap Song
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2wbKv4aCaQ&feature=related

RE: First ever Rap Song
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2wbKv4aCaQ&feature=related

That's a cool song, hehehhe, don't remember hearing it.

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Originally posted by D2:
I spent the summers of 73,74, 75 in Toronto and started living there in june 76. We used to listen to CHUM FM on our boom boxes. I used to like a hokey band called the Bay City Rollers, Neil Diamond, Queen Burton Cummings etc. It was also the middle of the Disco craze so the BGees was also big. As Kids we were mall rats. I guess it was because

In my opinion, the BG's sucked big time when that disco change, that's just my opinion. I couldn't get into the disco thing.

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RE: First ever Rap Song
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2wbKv4aCaQ&feature=related

That's a cool song, hehehhe, don't remember hearing it.

It was a cool nonsensical song that moved to
social commentary from grand master flash ( I used to dress like that nut in the 80's!)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3kRuJhIVIo&feature=related

to political commentary by public enemy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuTi9UZtPbw&feature=related
to Easy E and his west coast boys and gangsta rap

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkPb4s0-QcI&feature=related

Now we have suave ganster rap from Nelly be.com/watch?v=Lpyj_LlSovI&feature=related

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Bay City Rollers

I called 'em, Gay City Strollers"

Simply Red - If You Don't Know Me By Now

some MJ tunes are sure to be in this list.

Can someone pos " If loving you is wrong I dont want to be right". I will explain later.