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A Century of Song 1980S 100 Years: A Century of Song 1980s Page 8 | 100 Years: A Century of song 1980 9 To 5 Crying I Can’t Stand Up Sheena Easton Don McLean For Falling Down Elvis Costello All Night Long Cupid / I’ve Loved You Rainbow For A Long Time I Could Be So Good For You The Detroit Spinners Dennis Waterman And The Beat Goes On The Whispers Dance Yourself Dizzy I Have A Dream Liquid Gold Abba Another Brick In The Wall DISCO I Hear You Now Pink Floyd Ottawan Jon & Vangelis Ashes To Ashes Dog Eat Dog I’m In The Mood David Bowie Adam & The Ants For Dancing The Nolans Atomic Don’t Stand So Close To Me Blondie The Police If You’re Looking For A Way Out Babe Dreamin’ Odyssey Styx Cliff Richard It’s Different Babooshka Eighth Day For Girls Kate Bush Hazel O’Connor Joe Jackson Back Together Again Embarrassment It’s Only Love / Roberta Flack Madness Beyond The Reef & Donny Hathaway Enola Gay Elvis Presley Baggy Trousers Orchestral Manoeuvres Jump To The Beat Madness In The Dark Stacy Lattisaw Banana Republic Everybody’s Got King / Food For Thought The Boomtown Rats To Learn Sometime UB40 The Korgis Behind The Groove Let’s Get Serious Teena Marie Fashion Jermaine Jackson David Bowie Brass In Pocket Let’s Hang On The Pretenders Feels Like I’m In Love Darts Kelly Marie Call Me Masterblaster (Jammin’) Blondie Funky Town Stevie Wonder Lipps Inc Captain Beaky / Mirror In The Bathroom Wilfred The Weasel Games Without Frontiers The Beat Keith Michell Peter Gabriel Modern Girl Carrie Geno Sheena Easton Cliff Richard Dexy’s Midnight Runners More Than I Can Say Celebration Give Me The Night Leo Sayer Kool & The Gang George Benson My Girl Coming Up Going Underground / Madness Paul McCartney Dreams Of Children The Jam My Old Piano Could You Be Loved Diana Ross Bob Marley & The Wailers Gotta Pull Myself Together The Nolans My Way Of Thinking / Coward Of The County I Think It’s Going Kenny Rogers To Rain UB40 1980s | 100 Years: A Century of song Never Knew Love The Tide Is High Like This Before Blondie Stephanie Mills The Winner No Doubt About It Takes It All Hot Chocolate Abba Oh Yeah (On The Radio) Theme From ‘M*A*S*H’ Roxy Music (Suicide is Painless) MASH One Day I’ll Fly Away Randy Crawford There’s No One Quite Like Grandma Oops Upside Your Head St Winifred’s School Choir The Gap Band To Cut A Long Story Short Over You Spandau Ballet Roxy Music Toccata Please Don’t Go Sky KC & The Sunshine Band Together We Are Beautiful Poison Ivy Fern Kinney The Lambrettas Tom Hark Rat Race / Rude Boys The Piranhas Outa Jail The Specials Too Much Too Young (The Special AKA Live! EP) Sexy Eyes The Specials Dr Hook Turning Japanese She’s Out Of My Life The Vapors Michael Jackson Upside Down Silver Dream Machine Diana Ross David Essex Use It Up And Wear It Out Someone’s Looking At You Odyssey The Boomtown Rats What You’re Proposing Special Brew Status Quo Bad Manners What’s Another Year Start Johnny Logan The Jam When You Ask About Love Starting Over Matchbox John Lennon With You I’m Born Again Stomp Billy Preston & Syreeta The Brothers Johnson Woman In Love Stop The Cavalry Barbra Streisand Jona Lewie Working My Way Super Trouper Back To You / Abba Forgive Me Girl Take That Look The Detroit Spinners Off Your Face Xanadu Marti Webb Olivia Newton-John The Earth Dies & Electric Light Orchestra Screaming / Dream A Lie You Gave Me Love Crown UB40 Heights Affair The Sunshine Of Your Smile Mike Berry 100 Years: A Century of song | 1980s 1981 A Good Year For The Roses Don’t You Want Me Hooked On Classics Elvis Costello The Human League Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Antmusic Einstein A-Go-Go Adam & The Ants Landscape How ‘Bout Us Champaign Attention to Me Endless Love The Nolans Diana Ross & Lionel Richie I Surrender Rainbow Back To The Sixties Every Little Thing Tight Fit She Does Is Magic I Want To Be Free The Police Toyah Bedsitter Soft Cell Fade To Grey Imagine Visage John Lennon Begin The Beguine (Volver A Empezar) Favourite Shirts In The Air Tonight Julio Iglesias (Boy Meets Girl) Phil Collins Haircut 100 Being With You Intuition Smokey Robinson For Your Eyes Only Linx Sheena Easton Body Talk Invisible Sun Imagination Four From Toyah (EP) The Police Toyah Can Can It’s A Love Thing Bad Manners Ghost Town The Whispers The Specials Can You Feel It It’s My Party The Jacksons Girls On Film Dave Stewart Duran Duran With Barbara Gaskin Chant No 1 (I Don’t Need This Pressure On) Going Back To My Roots Japanese Boy Spandau Ballet Odyssey Aneka Chequered Love Good Thing Going Jealous Guy Kim Wilde Sugar Minott Roxy Music Chi Mai (Theme From Green Door Joan Of Arc ‘Life And Times Of Shakin’ Stevens Orchestral Manoeuvres David Lloyd George’) In The Dark Grey Day Ennio Morricone Madness Just Can’t Get Enough Daddy’s Home Depeche Mode Hands Up (Give Cliff Richard Me Your Heart) Keep On Loving You Dancing On The Floor Ottawan REO Speedwagon (Hooked On Love) Happy Birthday Kids In America Third World Altered Images Kim Wilde Do Nothing / Happy Birthday Kings Of The Wild Frontier Maggie’s Farm Stevie Wonder Adam & The Ants Specials featuring Rico With The Ice Happy Christmas Labelled With Love Rink String Sounds (War Is Over) Squeeze John & Yoko & The Plastic Lately Do The Hucklebuck Ono Band With The Harlem Coast To Coast Stevie Wonder Community Choir Don’t Stop The Music Let’s Groove Hold On Tight Yarborough & Peoples Earth Wind & Fire Electric Light Orchestra 1980s | 100 Years: A Century of song Love Action Stars On 45 (I Believe In Love) Starsound The Human League Starting Over Making Your Mind Up John Lennon Bucks Fizz Swords Of A Thousand Men Memory Ten Pole Tudor Elaine Paige Tainted Love More Than In Love Soft Cell Kate Robbins & Beyond The Birdie Song New Life (Birdie Dance) Depeche Mode The Tweets Night Games The Caribbean Disco Show Graham Bonnet Lobo No Woman No Cry The Oldest Swinger In Town Bob Marley & The Wailers Fred Wedlock O Superman The Return Of The Laurie Anderson Los Palmas Seven Madness One Day In Your Life Michael Jackson This Ole House Shakin’ Stevens One In Ten UB40 Thunder In The Mountains Toyah One Of Us Abba Tonight I’m Yours (Don’t Hurt Me) Open Your Heart Rod Stewart The Human League Under Pressure Physical Queen & David Bowie Olivia Newton-John Under Your Thumb Pretend Godley & Creme Alvin Stardust Vienna Prince Charming Ultravox Adam & The Ants When She Was My Girl Rapture The Four Tops Blondie Why Do Fools Fall In Love? Reward Diana Ross The Teardrop Explodes Wired For Sound Romeo And Juliet Cliff Richard Dire Straits Woman Shaddup You Face John Lennon Joe Dolce Music Theatre You Drive Me Crazy Slow Hand Shakin’ Stevens The Pointer Sisters Southern Freeez Freeez Souvenir Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark Stand And Deliver Adam & The Ants 100 Years: A Century of song | 1980s 1982 A Little Peace Ebony And Ivory I Love Rock ‘N’ Roll Nicole Paul McCartney Joan Jett & & Stevie Wonder The Blackhearts A Night To Remember Shalamar Eye Of The Tiger I Won’t Let You Down Survivor PhD A Town Called Malice / Precious Fame I’ll Find My Way Home The Jam Irene Cara Jon & Vangelis Abracadabra Fantasy Island I’m A Wonderful The Steve Miller Band Tight Fit Thing (Baby) Kid Creole & The Coconuts Ain’t No Pleasing You Forget Me Nots Chas & Dave Patrice Rushen I’ve Never Been To Me Charlene All Of My Heart Get Down On It ABC Kool & The Gang Inside Out Odyssey Annie I’m Not Your Daddy Girl Crazy Kid Creole & The Coconuts Hot Chocolate It Ain’t What You Do It’s The Way Ant Rap Give Me Back My Heart That You Do It Adam & The Ants Dollar Fun Boy Three Arthur’s Theme Go Wild In The Country & Bananarama (The Best That You Can Do) Bow Wow Wow It Started With A Kiss Christopher Cross Golden Brown Hot Chocolate Beat Surrender The Stranglers Just An Illusion The Jam Goody Two Shoes Imagination Can’t Take My Eyes Off You Adam Ant Layla Boys Town Gang Happy Talk Derek & The Dominoes Centerfold Captain Sensible Living On The Ceiling The J Geils Band Hard To Say I’m Sorry Blancmange Classic Chicago Love Come Down Adrian Gurvitz Heartbreaker Evelyn King Come On Eileen Dionne Warwick Love Me Do Dexy’s Midnight Runners Hi Fidelity The Beatles With The Emerald Express The Kids From ‘Fame’ Love Plus One Da Da Da featuring Valerie Landsberg Haircut 100 Trio House Of Fun Mad World Dead Ringer For Love Madness Tears For Fears Meat Loaf Hungry Like The Wolf Maid Of Orleans Do You Really Duran Duran (The Waltz Of Joan Of Arc) Want To Hurt Me? I Can Make You Feel Good Orchestral Manoeuvres Culture Club Shalamar In The Dark Don’t Go I Don’t Wanna Dance Mama Used To Say Yazoo Eddy Grant Junior Don’t You Want Me I Eat Cannibals (Part 1) Mickey The Human League Toto Coelo Toni Basil Driving In My Car Madness 1980s | 100 Years: A Century of song Mirror Man The Bitterest Pill The Human League (I Ever Had To Swallow) The Jam Mirror Mirror (Mon Amour) The Land Of Make Believe Dollar Bucks Fizz Music And Lights The Lion Sleeps Tonight Imagination Tight Fit My Camera Never Lies The Look Of Love Bucks Fizz ABC Oh Julie The Model / Shakin’ Stevens Computer Love Kraftwerk One Of Us Abba The Shakin’ Stevens EP Shakin’ Stevens One Step Further Bardo There It Is Shalamar Only You Yazoo This Time (We’ll Get It Right) England World Cup Squad Papa’s Got A Brand New Pigbag Time (Clock Of The Heart) Pigbag Culture Club Pass The Dutchie Today Musical Youth Talk Talk Poison Arrow Torch ABC Soft Cell Private Investigations Truly Dire Straits Lionel Richie Quiereme Mucho (Yours) Waiting For A Julio Iglesias Girl Like You Foreigner Really Saying Something Bananarama With Walking On Sunshine Fun Boy Three Rocker’s Revenge featuring
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