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FlourishAnyway believes at that place is a playlist for just about whatsoever state of affairs and is on a mission to unite and entertain the world through song.

Turn back time to the 1980s, when the music provided an haven of awesomeness amidst the Cold War and negative world events. Gloat pop, rock, and R&B love songs from the era with a cornball playlist.

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'80s Love Songs: A Decade of Incredible Music

Some Gen Xers were born in the 1980s, while others came of age and fell in dearest for first time during this decade. In the background, in that location were looming sky-high inflation rates, recession, and the Common cold War. The AIDS epidemic and global warming were newly known, the Ethiopians suffered mass starvation, and at that place were attempted assassinations on the lives of the President, besides as the Pope. Only, the music (ah, the music!) was an haven of awesomeness in all that negativity.

Music from the '80s was divinely inspired in the form of Prince in his loftier-heeled boots and the Material Daughter Madonna in her bustier. Michael Jackson captivated our attention with his sequined glove and his moonwalk. George Michael wowed us with his skillful looks. While we were introduced to new musicians such as Whitney Houston and Civilisation Club, established artists such as Lionel Richie, Phil Collins, and Tina Turner launched solo careers. Disco all merely died while MTV was born, and large hair bands like Guns 'N Roses, Def Leppard, and Bon Jovi enjoyed their heyday.

Possibly the best matter about 1980s was the love songs. They were sentimental, frequently over-the-superlative, and plentiful. Take a trip back through fourth dimension to one of the greatest eras in music by listening to some of the best love songs there are. Celebrate the 1980s with a playlist of pop, rock, and R&B love songs. We have a long list to start you out.

1. "Total Eclipse of the Heart" past Bonnie Tyler

As a teen in the 80s, when you loved a song similar I did this one, you lot either waited for it to come up on the radio station or you lot purchased the cassette tape and replayed it until your parents forced you to end. This 1983 pop tune topped the charts and was an international hitting. In my volume, it's one of the elevation love songs e'er.

The loftier drama song describes a longstanding beloved affair in which the partners cling to one another, afraid of losing what they accept together. At the same time, their relationship is toxic and filled with conflict:

I don't know what to do, and I'm always in the dark
We're living in a pulverisation keg and giving off sparks.

As a result of the on again/off again nature of their romance, the narrator dramatically beckons her partner to turn effectually. Both feel comforted and made vulnerable by one another. So bloodshot!

2. "Angel" by Aerosmith

Did someone special sing this to yous dorsum in the large hair days of the 80s? In this soaring 1988 hard stone vocal, a alone man cries for his lover post-obit an argument.

Because he misses her and wants to patch up their relationship, the narrator has put bated his pride, is set to cave in, and wants to break down the walls that currently split them. The desperate man begs his sweetness angel dorsum to his bed where they tin piece of work out their differences:

Y'all're the reason I alive
You're the reason I die
You're the reason I requite when I break down and cry
Don't demand no reason why
Baby, babe, bay-ay-by
Y'all're my affections
Come and save me tonight... .

If you have an angel in your life, make a playlist of songs about angels to let them know how much they mean to you.

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3. "Saving All My Beloved for You" past Whitney Houston

In this 1985 love ballad, Whitney Houston has a way of making being someone's side chick audio like a chiliad romance. It was her showtime number one striking on the mainstream charts.

The song features the narrator clinging to desperately stolen moments with someone else's husband and his broken promises that they'll run away together. While friends tell her that she's worthy of a man all her own, she sits home alone, depressed and crying.

While he's with his family, the narrator saves up her love for the side by side time they can be together. She'll always get seconds when it comes to his time and attending, just she doesn't see information technology that manner. Her perspective labels this "love."

4. "Faithfully" past Journey

In this 1983 power ballad, a touring musician leaves his heart emotionally bare every bit he proclaims his love for his wife waiting at domicile. Equally the narrator travels from one gig to another entertaining fans, he is geographically separated from the woman who makes him whole. He sleeps alone and misses her daily presence, except for long-distance phone calls. (Remember, this was the 80s and we didn't accept texting, personal computers, and cell phones withal. Keeping in affect took real try!)

The narrator is trying to keep his spousal relationship together and expresses his undying commitment:

And being autonomously ain't easy on this love affair
Ii strangers acquire to fall in love again
I get the joy of rediscovering you lot
Oh, daughter, you stand by me
I'm forever yours, faithfully.

The song was written by Journeying's keyboardist, Jonathan Cain, and unfortunately, he was divorced shortly subsequently the song was released.

5. "Shining Star" by The Manhattans

Calling his sweetheart his "shining star," the man in this 1980 R&B tune pledges his eternal love to her. He begs her to never leave considering she's all he has e'er dreamed of.

six. "More I Tin can Say" by Leo Sayer

The guy in this 1980 love ballad totally misses the girl he loves, that's for certain. Since she went away, the sad sack has been decorated crying, feeling lamentable for himself, and desperately hoping she'll return.

With so much time on his hands, he has found himself questioning not merely her intent in leaving ("Practice you mean to make me cry?") just also what he ways to her ("Am I just another guy?"). I've always imagined that she has simply gone to the grocery store, but that'southward just a creative interpretation.

Regardless, many people can relate to being separated from someone they love and non knowing where they stand in a relationship. The tricky soft rock honey ditty was an international hit.

7. "Crazy for You" by Madonna

Recall when Madonna first outburst on the music scene with her punk-inspired wait? She had those bangle bracelets, crucifix jewelry, fishnet vesture, and bustiers-as-outerwear. Young Madge dabbled in movies, as well, at the time. This 1985 love ballad appeared in the soundtrack for Vision Quest, the first major motion picture in which Madonna appeared.

The globally popular vocal became a #one in the US. It describes a magnetic attraction between ii people who see at a nightclub. Their eyes lock beyond the dance floor and their connectedness is instant. Equally they begin to sway to the music, the narrator confesses that she is crazy for him. Madonna recorded the sensuous song in one magical accept.

8. "Up Where We Belong" past Joe Cocker & Jennifer Warnes

Anyone who has seen the film An Officer and a Admirer can recall the iconic closing scene. Richard Gere'due south character, a naval airplane pilot in preparation, picks up his girlfriend and carries her out of the factory where she works while her friends cheer and applaud. This 1982 love carol and then plays as the movie credits roll.

The gospel-inspired melody describes how life tin exist an uphill battle and place obstacles in our way. Love, still, tin can lift u.s.a. to a higher place. Tomorrow is uncertain, and all we have is today. The vocal was an international hit and reached the pinnacle spot on the United states Billboard Hot 100 chart.

9. "Tainted Beloved" by Soft Prison cell

You know your love affair is shallow, 1-sided, and tainted when you've lost your inner light and you're running from your lover instead of to them. So says this synth-pop number from 1981.

The narrator loves the 1 who hurts him. He feels emotionally spent from having given all he can. In packing his numberless, notwithstanding, he feels torn. He knows he's got to flee from the adult female whose love is poison to him, merely he's also inexplicably drawn to her.

If you tin identify with loving someone who is all wrong for you, make a playlist of songs near toxic love relationships.

x. "Can't Fight This Feeling" by REO Speedwagon

If you've e'er had a friend who started to stare at yous through goo-goo optics, so you lot understand what's happening to the lovesick fella in this 1985 soft stone song. He has developed a crush on his friend, and he'south struggling for the words and way to tell her.

I tin can't fight this feeling whatsoever longer
And yet I'm nonetheless agape to let information technology catamenia
What started out as friendship has grown stronger
I only wish I had the strength to allow it show.

Have you been here?

11. "Is This Love" by Whitesnake

Missing your significant other can make you feel desperate and needy. That's the way the guy in this 1987 rock melody feels every bit he pines away for his darling. He waits for her call only tin't take much more. The lovesick guy has been searching for someone like her for then long and at present that he's found her, he wonders if this is a dream or love itself.

12. "Hard to Say I'grand Lamentable" by Chicago

I imagine this guy cheated, but we really don't know the nature of this homo's transgression. Whatever he did, the woman he loves wants a fourth dimension out from their relationship, and he promises to brand information technology up to her if she'll simply stay.

The 1982 soft rock song reached the summit spot and was as well a hitting internationally.

13. "Endless Love" by Lionel Richie & Diana Ross

In 2015, Billboard named this 1981 R&B song as the pinnacle duet of all time. When the song was released, Lionel Richie was only embarking on his solo career after being the pb vocalist of The Commodores. At the same time, Diana Ross' career was winding downwards following her successful career with both The Supremes and as a solo creative person.

The sentimental tune features declarations of forever love betwixt two immature partners who are just beginning their lives together. They are each other's get-go love and as they hold each other close, they assume they'll be each other's last.

14. "Sky" by Bryan Adams

Property his married woman of many years in his arms, this tender-hearted man recounts their younger years together. They were once immature, wild, and free, but so the couple hit a rocky patch in their relationship.

Having endured such struggles together, the narrator assures his sweetheart that she's all he needs. The narrator in this rock vocal from 1985 is blissing out on honey as he portrays their dearest to be pure heaven.

xv. "Alone" past Heart

In this 1987 power ballad, the narrator had always been satisfied with being single until she met her current love interest. Now she tin't cease thinking about belongings him tight and touching his lips. The problem, however, is how does she tell him she secretly loves him? As she lies in bed at night, she wonders, "How do I get yous alone?"

sixteen. "The Lady in Crimson" by Chris de Burgh

The stunning crimson apparel worn by the woman in this 1986 love ballad mesmerizes her lover. He tells her how captivating she looked tonight, lighting upwards the room and garnering every man's attending while she was on his arm. Humbled past her beauty, the narrator feels complete and utter love. That'south gotta be some wearing apparel!

17. "(At that place's) No Gettin' Over Me" past Ronnie Milsap

This 1981 dear song was total of state swagger and crossed over to the popular charts besides. It spotlights an arguing couple, with a man who challenges his partner to go ahead and leave him. He assures her that she will regret the movement:

So you lot can walk out on me tonight
If yous recall that it ain't feeling right
Only darling, there'due south ain't no getting over me.

eighteen. "About Paradise" by Mike Reno & Ann Wilson

This 1984 soft stone tune was the dear theme from the flick, Footloose. It describes that tingly feeling of coming together someone who seems like they were fabricated especially for you. After searching for then long, all the narrator's dreams have finally come true. Yes, this song is chock full of clichés, but it'due south pure 80s cheese that totally works.

nineteen. "All Out of Dearest" by Air Supply

Nosotros've all been at this anguished point in a failing human relationship when information technology looks like in that location's no turning dorsum. (Okay, so perhaps you won't acknowledge it.) Some people call this 1980 love ballad "sappy," only it's a heartfelt breakup song that appeals to people of many ages.

The narrator has made a fault of some kind and his sweetheart has told him to shove off. He's already terribly sorry about whatever he has done and he'due south on the phone apologizing to her, explaining how lost he is without her. He hopes that it he grovels enough he can salve their relationship earlier she's gone for good.

20. "Never Gonna Give Y'all Upwards" past Rick Astley

Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make yous weep
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a prevarication and hurt you.

The smooth-talker in this danceable pop song from 1987 makes exactly the type of assurances every daughter wants to hear. Later merely once transformative osculation and i trip the light fantastic toe, the guy swears that he completely is devoted. Now that daughter has some superpower of attraction!

My high school senior prom. The dresses were like "Gone with the Wind" dorsum then, the makeup was vibrant, and the hair was large.

Fifty-fifty More Love Songs from the 1980s

If you have a favorite popular dearest vocal from the 1980s that we missed, make a suggestion in the Comments Section below!

Song	Artist	Year Released
21. I Want to Know What Love Is	Greenhorn	1984
22. Tonight I Celebrate My Love	Roberta Flack & Peabo Bryson	1983
23. Woman in Love	Barbara Streisand	1980
24. Cherish	Kool & the Gang	1985
25. Lady (Y'all Bring Me Up)	The Commodores	1981
26. Direct Upwardly	Paula Abdul	1988
27. Stuck On You	Lionel Richie	1984
28. Making Dearest Out of Nothing at All	Air Supply	1983
29. One Hundred Means	James Ingram (featuring Quincy Jones)	1981
thirty. Space Age Beloved Song	A Flock of Seagulls	1982
31. Same Old Lang Syne	Dan Fogelberg	1980
32. Hungry Eyes	Eric Carmen	1987
33. Lovesong	The Cure	1989
34. Islands in the Stream	Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton	1983
35. Glory of Beloved	Peter Cetera	1986
36. You Are	Lionel Richie	1983
37. Missing You	John Waite	1984
38. Waiting for a Girl Like You	Greenhorn	1981
39. How Will I Know	Whitney Houston	1985
40. When I Meet You lot Smile	Bad English language	1989
41. Fond to Love	Robert Palmer	1985
42. Have I Told Yous Lately	Van Morrison	1989
43. My Beloved	Lionel Richie	1983
44. Baby, Come to Me	Patti Austin & James Ingram	1982
45. Just the Ii of Us	Grover Washington Jr.	1981
46. We've Got This night	Kenny Rogers & Sheena Easton	1983
47. Feels So Right	Alabama	1981
48. Open up Arms	Journey	1982
49. Hello	Lionel Richie	1984
l. Careless Whisper	George Michael	1984
51. Take My Jiff Away	Berlin	1986
52. Adult female in Dear	Barbara Streisand	1980
53. Time After Time	Cyndi Lauper	1984
54. Sweet Honey	Anita Bakery	1985
55. What About Love	Center	1985
56. Somewhere Out At that place	Jeffrey Osborne (featuring Linda Ronstadt)	1986
57. Right Here Waiting	Richard Marx	1989
58. A Groovy Kind of Honey	Phil Collins	1988
59. I'll Be Over Y'all	Toto	1986
60. Penny Lover	Lionel Richie	1984
61. If You Don't Know Me By Now	Just Red	1989
62. I Knew Yous Were Waiting for Me	George Michael & Aretha Franklin	1987
63. The Flame	Inexpensive Trick	1988
64. Every Adult female in the Earth	Air Supply	1980
65. Yous're the Inspiration	Chicago	1984
66. Say You, Say Me	Lionel Richie	1985
67. Hugger-mugger Lovers	Atlantic Starr	1985
68. Never Knew Love Like This Before	Stephanie Mills	1980
69. True	Spandau Ballet	1983
70. Against All Odds	Phil Collins	1984
71. Crazy Little Thing Called Love	Queen	1980
72. With or Without You lot	U2	1987
73. Fifty-fifty the Nights Are Better	Air Supply	1982
74. Deep River Adult female	Lionel Richie (featuring Alabama)	1987
75. Eternal Flame	The Bangles	1987
76. The Power of Love	Jennifer Rush	1985
77. I'1000 And so Excited	The Pointer Sisters	1982
78. Shower Me with Your Love	Surface	1989
79. Heaven	Warrant	1989
eighty. Just Similar Starting Over	John Lennon	1980
81. I Only Called to Say I Love You	Stevie Wonder	1984
82. I'll Always Beloved You	Taylor Dayne	1988
83. Suddenly	Billy Bounding main	1985
84. All This Love	DeBarge	1982
85. On the Wings of Dear	Jeffrey Osborne	1982
86. Never Tear Us Apart	INXS	1988
87. Keep on Lovin' Y'all	REO Speedwagon	1980
88. I'll Be There for You	Bon Jovi	1989
89. Love Bites	Def Leppard	1988
90. The One That You Dearest	Air Supply	1981
91. Every Time You Go Away	Paul Young	1985
92. Lost in Your Eyes	Debbie Gibson	1985
93. The Search Is Over	Survivor	1985
94. Always on My Mind	Willie Nelson	1982
95. I'll Be Loving You (Forever)	New Kids on the Block	1989
96. Permit My Love Open up the Door	Pete Townsend	1980
97. Drive	The Cars	1984
98. How Am I Supposed to Live Without You	Michael Boston	198
99. Every Lilliputian Matter She Does Is Magic	The Police	1981
100. (I Just) Died in Your Arms This night	Cutting Coiffure	1986
101. The Way You Brand Me Feel	Michael Jackson	1987
102. Your Love Is Rex	Sade	1984
103. I Melt with Y'all	Modern English	1982
104. Sugariness Child o' Mine	Guns n' Roses	1988
105. Ain't Nobody	Rufus & Chaka Khan	1983
106. Sexual Healing	Marvin Gaye	1982
107. Lady`	Kenny Rogers	1980
108. I Would Die 4 You	Prince	1984
109. Volition Yous Nonetheless Love Me	Chicago	1986
110. I Can't Tell Yous Why	Eagles	1980
111. Straight from the Centre	Bryan Adams	1983
112. Theme from The Greatest American Hero (Believe Information technology or Non)	Joey Scarbury	1981
113. Foolish Heart	Steve Perry	1984
114. The Longest Time	Billy Joel	1984
115. All I Need Is a Miracle	Mike + The Mechanics	1986
116. How Will I Know	Whitney Houston	1985
117. Wind Beneath My Wings	Bette Midler	1989
118. You Give Good Love	Whitney Houston	1984
119. I More than Try	George Michael	1988
120. The Sweetest Taboo	Sade	1985
121. I Miss You	Klymaxx	1985
122. Cuts Like a Knife	Brian Adams	1983
123. 1 More Effort	George Michael	1988
124. If Ever Y'all're In My Arms Again	Peabo Bryson	1984
125. Didn't We Almost Have It All	Whitney Houston	1987
126. Truly	Lionel Richie	1982
127. Just Once	James Ingram (featuring Quincy Jones)	1981
128. Friends and Lovers	Gloria Loring & Carl Anderson	1986
129. What Are We Doing In Love	Dottie W & Kenny Rogers	1981
130. Defenseless Up in You lot	38 Special	1982
131. You lot Got It All	The Jets	1986
132. Steal Away.	Robbie Dupree	1980
133. If Tomorrow Never Comes	Garth Brooks	1989
134. They Don't Know	Tracy Ullman	1983
135. Talk It Over In Bed	Grayson Hugh	1988
136. All Fourth dimension High	Rita Coolidge	1983
137. Everlasting Love	Rex Smith (featuring Rachel Sweet)	1981

Questions & Answers

Question: What is the song from the 1980s with the lyrics ..."oriental city"?

Answer: Although there is no song that includes those lyrics, you lot might exist thinking of "I Night in Bangok" past Murray Caput (1984) with lyrics that are shut. The lyrics include "Oriental setting / but the metropolis ..." and I include the stanza below:

The American

Bangkok, Oriental Setting

Simply the city don't know what the urban center is getting

The crème de la crème of the chess world

In a testify with everything just Yul Brynner.

Here's the YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnqj31VPNoE

Question: What is the 1980s R&B song with the lyrics, "...'crusade I desire y'all in my life, I desire yous to be my wife..."?

Reply: At that place is a 1980 R&B song with lyrics that are close. It'south called "Together" by Tierra, and the lyrics in question are as follows:

(Together) wanta live wanta live wanta live my life with you (together infant)

'Cause I want you lot to be to exist my wife you see (together)

Here is the YouTube link: https://world wide web.youtube.com/watch?five=HHXVg16MTUE

© 2019 FlourishAnyway

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on March 26, 2020:

Peggy - I'm glad you're loving the old school songs! Thanks for stopping past!

Peggy Wood from Houston, Texas on March 26, 2020:

There were many expert songs on this listing, and the same could be said almost the singers. It would be hard to choose merely i favorite. Right now, I am listening to "Countless Love" and am enjoying information technology.

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on Feb 23, 2019:

Tamara - Cheers for taking the quiz! Glad yous did so well. Have a great weekend.

BBYCGN from Uninhabited Regions on February 22, 2019:

I got lxxx% correct on the test! That was fun.

FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on February 08, 2019:

Audrey - That's so squeamish of you! Requite my all-time to them both!

Audrey Hunt from Pahrump NV on February 07, 2019:

Many of my favorite recording stars were the big hits of the '80s. And along with these super hits come favorite memories I bask your series and so much. I share near of your hubs with my sister and brother. They may not leave comments, but they certain appreciate each hub.

Have care, my friend.

Audrey

FlourishAnyway (author) from The states on February 03, 2019:

Genna - Hope your weekend is filled with dear. Stay warm!

Genna Due east from Massachusetts, USA on February 02, 2019:

I of my favorite themes in vocal. Loved this list. My fav has to exist Joe and Jennifer. "....where the eagles weep on a mountain high..." Beautifully washed! Cheers for a lovely beginning to a Saturday evening.

FlourishAnyway (author) from The states on February 01, 2019:

Linda - So glad you enjoyed this. It was a wonderful decade, although I like at present, besides. Glad it brought back memories! Promise you lot take had a dandy fourth dimension visiting Tigger and friends at Disney! Boing, boing.

FlourishAnyway (author) from United states of america on February 01, 2019:

Doris - You really need to share that!

Linda Lum on Feb 01, 2019:

Flourish, y'all constitute my decade. I know every one of these and would exist hard pressed to option a favorite although my local girls (Heart) have a piece of my center. Ann Wilson's voice is amazing and Nancy is i of the all-time guitarists.

I got married in the eighty's and had my babies in the 80'due south, and then I'll not argue with your title for this article.

The amount of research yous exercise on these is listen-blowing.

FlourishAnyway (author) from U.s.a. on February 01, 2019:

Linda - Thank you. I prefer it to the "slinky" prom dresses that are bachelor now, but times alter. They'll be back somewhen. Thank you for reading. Stay warm in this common cold conditions!

FlourishAnyway (author) from The states on February 01, 2019:

Dora - It'south certainly i of the longer ones. I have one playlist, Songs that Tell a Story, that has in excess of 150. Readers take made lots of suggestions to it, and it has grown. I appreciate your readership. Take a great week.

FlourishAnyway (writer) from Usa on February 01, 2019:

Liz - Give thanks you for taking a expect at the playlist. Have a great calendar week!

Doris James MizBejabbers from Beautiful South on January 31, 2019:

Flourish, I sure did get to meet a whole bunch. My favorite was getting to interview Conway Twitty on the parking lot after a concert while Loretta Lynn scowled at us through the windshield of her bout double-decker. Don't know what her problem was. LOL

Linda Crampton from British Columbia, Canada on January 30, 2019:

I love your prom dress, Flourish. I think that's a dress style that needs to return. Thanks for sharing another interesting list of songs.

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on Jan xxx, 2019:

Tim, Thank you for letting me know I had that listed twice. I must have been actually loving it. I often listen to songs equally I go along and then maybe it had me transfixed. Hope you are doing well! It's e'er great to hear from you.

FlourishAnyway (author) from U.s. on January 30, 2019:

Heidi - Information technology sounds like that Transformers soundtrack is awesome. I'll have to check that out! I was surprised to learn that the Bad English squeaked through in 1990 so I added it to an upcoming playlist just added their vocal, "When I See You lot Smile" from 1989 to the current playlist. I promise those temperatures intermission in Chicago shortly and so you can thaw out!

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on January 30, 2019:

Pamela - Thanks for the kind kudos. Accept a wonderful calendar week ahead!

FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on January thirty, 2019:

Doris - I'm so jealous of yous being in state radio back then! I bet you lot got to meet some great artists back in the day. Cheers for the kind sentiments!

Dora Weithers from The Caribbean area on January 30, 2019:

Is this your longest list so far? By the 80s, I had exited this kind of music It'south practiced music though), but I do larn from your list. Thanks.

Liz Westwood from Uk on Jan thirty, 2019:

And so many familiar and well-liked songs here. Y'all have got a slap-up list together. The 1980s is one of my favourite music eras.

Tim Truzy from United statesA. on January 30, 2019:

How-do-you-do Flourish,

I will always comment on your articles considering yous are a kind and respectable writer with useful information and leaves your readers smiling.

O.M., just I suspect y'all had "Baby, Come to Me," on your listen because you lot wrote it twice on your list. Thinking almost your children at that time when you lot prepared the list, dear friend? I can relate.

But I wonder about the Philipino family, The Jets, and their dearest song:

Yous Got It AllThe Jets · 1985

Did I miss that i?

I remember so many of these tunes, Flourish. Love was young and my eyes apparently didn't know I needed to sleep.

Great listing that brings dorsum fond memories with great music.

Always a superb task, Flourish.

Much respect and adoration,

Tim

Heidi Thorne from Chicago Area on January xxx, 2019:

Oh my, you had me at "80s Dear Songs." And maybe yous somehow stumbled on my record, oops, CD drove. :) Heck, y'all even rick-rolled the list with Rick Astley.

Wow, I'm sure I'd notice something to add. But this list is pretty comprehensive. Maybe add together Bad English "Price of Love."

BTW, don't know if saw the latest Transformers movie "Bumblebee." It's a whole 80s soundtrack.

Hope you lot're having a skilful week. We're in a super subzero deep freeze. Cheers!

Pamela Oglesby from Sunny Florida on Jan 30, 2019:

This s a great list of dear songs and I don't recollect I tin can even choose the best one because I similar several of the artists. This long list is fantastic.

Doris James MizBejabbers from Beautiful South on January xxx, 2019:

I just don't see how you do information technology. Your enquiry is meticulous. I was still in radio in the early on 80s (up through 1983) and think many of the songs yous listed. I think my favorites on the list were the showtime two, and when I was in country radio in the late 70s, Ronnie Millsap was one of my favorite artists. I loved Fogelberg and Queen, as well.

Gosh you lot were beautiful all decked out in your prom dress. I recall how nosotros tried to wear the Farah Fawcett wings in our hair. So many memories.

FlourishAnyway (author) from U.s.a. on January xxx, 2019:

Beak - It'south unbelievable that that much time could accept slipped past. I'm waiting for big pilus and glam metallic to come back. I could leave some of the rest. Information technology was a good time, kinda. Glad to be living in the hither and now, yet. Take a great week!

FlourishAnyway (author) from U.s.a. on January 30, 2019:

Bill - Glad you enjoyed this. Some of the songs are pure poetry if you read the lyrics, which I know y'all have.

Beak De Giulio from Massachusetts on Jan 30, 2019:

Hullo Flourish. Has it really been 30 to 40 years since these songs kickoff aired? Oh my am I getting old. But, many of these tunes certainly bring back some practiced memories. Great task as always.

Neb Holland from Olympia, WA on Jan 30, 2019:

Since Fogelberg is ane of my all-time favorite musicians, I'll go with him from this listing. Richie was a busy human being in that decade, for sure,simply I'll go with Dan!

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on January xxx, 2019:

Leland - Thank you for your kind words. I hope y'all are doing well I was an 87 loftier school grad.

Leland Johnson from Midland MI on January xxx, 2019:

Flourish- impressive list that really took me dorsum. I'd forgotten all nigh Leo Sayre and "More than I tin can Say." That was a really prissy song. I graduated in 86 so this was right up my aisle. Nifty chore my friend.

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