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US & UK hits charts
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Video playlistUS AC R&B rock UK [Columbia 02860] written by Paul McCartney US AC dance rock UK [R] charted as Who Can It Be Now? / Down Under in US dance charts [Columbia 03303] written by Colin Hay & Ron Strykert from Autoamerican US AC dance UK charted as Rapture / The Tide Is High in US dance charts [Chrysalis 2465] written by Howard Barrett, Tyrone Evans & John Holt US AC R&B UK [Tamla 54321] written by Smokey Robinson US AC dance rock UK US AC UK US AC country R&B rock UK [Grammy Award for Song of the Year 1986] [Grammy Award for Record of the Year 1986] benefit recording by all-star group [Columbia 04839] written by Michael Jackson & Lionel Richie from Diana US AC dance R&B UK produced by Bernard Edwards & Nile Rodgers; charted as Upside Down / I'm Coming Out in US dance charts [Motown 1494] written by Nile Rodgers & Bernard Edwards US AC dance UK US AC dance R&B UK US AC R&B UK Woman in Love by Barbra Streisand from GuiltyUS AC UK from Like a Prayer US AC dance R&B UK US AC dance rock UK [BRIT Awards Best British Single 1986] [Polygram 880659 (Mercury)] written by Roland Orzabal, Ian Stanley & Chris Hughes US AC rock UK as Dexy's Midnight Runners and the Emerald Express [BRIT Awards Best British Single 1983] [Mercury 76189] written by Kevin Rowland, "Big" Jim Paterson & Billy Adams Woman by John Lennon from Double FantasyUS AC rock UK [Geffen] written by John Lennon US AC dance rock UK [Grammy Award for Song of the Year 1984] [Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #84] [A&M 2542] written by Sting from True Blue US AC dance UK US AC R&B UK US AC dance R&B rock UK [Capitol 5126] written by Steve Miller US AC dance R&B rock UK I Just Called to Say I Love You by Stevie Wonder from The Woman in Red: Selections from the Original Motion Picture SoundtrackUS AC R&B UK [Academy Award for Best Original Song 1984] [Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song 1984] [Motown 1745] written by Stevie Wonder US AC dance UK [venus, sugar sugar, no reply, i'll be back, drive my car, do you want to know a secret, we can work it out, i should have known better, nowhere man, you're going to lose that girl, stars on 45] [Radio 3810] written by various West End Girls by Pet Shop Boys from PleaseUS AC dance R&B rock UK from Can't Slow Down US AC R&B UK [Motown 1722] written by Lionel Richie US AC UK [Academy Award for Best Original Song 1986] [Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song 1986] produced by Giorgio Moroder [Columbia 05903] written by Giorgio Moroder & Tom Whitlock US AC dance R&B UK [Motown 1698] written by Lionel Richie Flashdance ... What a Feeling! by Irene Cara from Flashdance: Original Soundtrack from the Motion PictureUS AC dance R&B UK [Academy Award for Best Original Song 1983] [Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song 1983] [Casablanca 811440] written by Giorgio Moroder, Keith Forsey & Irene Cara US AC dance UK [BRIT Awards Best British Single 1988] produced by Stock, Aitken & Waterman [RCA 5347] written by Mike Stock, Matt Aitken & Pete Waterman US AC R&B UK [Grammy Award for Song of the Year 1989] [Grammy Award for Record of the Year 1989] [EMI/Manhattan 50146] written by Bobby McFerrin US AC dance R&B UK US AC R&B UK US AC UK [Geffen 49604] written by John Lennon Billie Jean by Michael Jackson from ThrillerUS AC R&B UK [Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #58] [Epic 03509] written by Michael Jackson US AC dance R&B UK US AC dance R&B UK [Tamla 1808] written by Stevie Wonder US AC R&B rock UK featuring New Jersey Mass Choir & Jennifer Holliday [Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #476] [Atlantic 89596] written by Mick Jones [Foreigner] & Lou Gramm (uncredited) US AC dance R&B UK [Virgin 99256] written by Elliot Wolff Let's Hear It for the Boy by Deniece Williams from Footloose: Original Soundtrack of the Paramount Motion PictureUS AC dance R&B UK from Everything US AC UK US AC dance R&B rock UK charted as I'm Afraid of Me / Do You Really Want to Hurt Me? in US dance charts [Epic/Virgin 03368] written by Boy George, Mikey Craig (as Michael Craig), Roy Hay & Jon Moss US AC R&B UK When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Get Going by Billy Ocean from The Jewel of the Nile: Music from the 20th Century Fox Motion Picture SoundtrackUS AC dance R&B UK [Jive 9432] written by Wayne Brathwaite (as Wayne Anton Braithwaite), Barry Eastmond (as Barry James Eastmond), Robert John "Mutt" Lange & Billy Ocean US AC rock UK US AC rock UK from Chinese Wall US AC dance R&B rock UK US AC rock UK [BRIT Awards Best British Single 1990] [Grammy Award for Record of the Year 1991] [Atlantic 88774] written by Phil Collins from True Blue US AC UK US AC rock UK US AC dance R&B rock UK [Arista 9212] written by Ray Parker Jr US AC R&B UK [BRIT Awards Best British Single 1984] [Virgin/Epic 04221] written by Boy George, Jon Moss, Mikey Craig, Roy Hay & Phil Pickett US AC dance R&B UK US AC country rock UK [Slash 28336] written by traditional US AC rock UK US AC dance R&B rock UK US AC dance UK Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now) by Phil Collins from Against All Odds: Music from the Original Motion Picture SoundtrackUS AC rock UK [Atlantic 89700 A] written by Phil Collins US AC R&B UK [Motown 1519] written by Lionel Richie US AC dance UK [Columbia 04552] written by George Michael US AC R&B UK US AC dance R&B UK produced by Narada Michael Walden [Arista 9434] written by George Merrill, Shannon Rubicam & Narada Michael Walden US AC rock UK originally recorded by James Ray in 1962; produced by George Harrison & Jeff Lynne [Dark Horse 28178] written by Rudy Clark US AC dance R&B UK US AC dance R&B UK US AC UK [EMI 50219] written by Richard Marx US AC dance rock UK [Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #356] [RCA 13533] written by Annie Lennox & Dave Stewart [David Allan Stewart] from McCartney II US AC dance UK from Make It Big US AC dance R&B UK double A-side with Last Christmas in the UK ; charted as Everything She Wants / Like a Baby in US dance charts [Columbia 04840] written by George Michael US AC R&B UK US AC UK US AC UK [EMI America 8071] written by Florrie Palmer US AC dance R&B UK [Epic 07645] written by Michael Jackson US AC UK US AC UK charted as Hard to Say I'm Sorry/Get Away in US AC charts [Warner 29979 (Full Moon)] written by Peter Cetera & David Foster Take on Me by a-ha from Hunting High and LowUS AC UK [Warner 29011] written by Paul Waaktaar-Savoy (as Pål Waaktaar), Magne Furuholmen & Morten Harket (as Morten Hårket) from Lionel Richie US AC R&B UK [Motown 1644] written by Lionel Richie US AC dance UK US AC dance UK US AC UK US AC R&B UK used by NBC-TV for the 1988 Summer Olympics; produced by Narada Michael Walden [Arista 9743] written by Albert Hammond & John Bettis from In the Heart US AC R&B UK Joanna / Tonight was released as a double a-side in the UK [De-Lite 829] written by Claydes Charles Smith (as Charles Smith), James "J.T." Taylor & Kool & The Gang from True Blue US AC dance UK US AC UK from Poolside US AC dance R&B UK [Atlantic 89446] written by John Smith US AC R&B rock UK [Atlantic 89588] written by Phil Collins US AC country UK from Bad US AC dance R&B UK [Epic 07418] written by Michael Jackson Celebration by Kool & The Gang from Celebrate!US AC dance R&B UK charted as Celebration / Take It to the Top in US dance charts [De-Lite 807] written by Donna Johnson, Claydes Charles Smith, Earl Toon, James "J.T." Taylor, Ronald Bell (as Ronald Nathan Bell), George Brown (as George Melvin Brown), Dennis Ronald Thomas, Eumir Deodato, Robert Mickens, Robert Bell & Kool & The Gang US AC UK [A&M 2848] written by Chris de Burgh US AC R&B UK US AC rock UK [Academy Award for Best Original Song 1981] [Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song 1981] [Warner 49787] written by Christopher Cross, Burt Bacharach, Carole Bayer Sager & Peter Allen US AC R&B UK US AC dance R&B UK [King Jay 28430] written by Bill Withers One More Try by George Michael from FaithUS AC R&B UK US AC dance R&B UK chated as New Attitude / Axel F in US dance charts [instrumental] [MCA 52536] written by Harold Faltermeyer from Faith US AC dance UK [Columbia 07623] written by George Michael US AC R&B UK [Columbia 06191] written by Gregory Abbott Crying by Don McLean from Chain LightningUS AC country UK Sign Your Name by Terence Trent D'Arby from Introducing the Hardline According to Terence Trent D'ArbyUS AC dance R&B UK from 99 Luftballons US AC dance rock UK |
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