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Post-Disco and Post-Punk
Disco and Punk, the two most powerfully innovative segments of popular music in the late 1970's, both imploded by the end of the decade in terms of artistic and financial power in the music industry. Their influence, however, reached far beyond the end of 1979. Each gave way to periods frequently referred to as Post-Disco and Post-Punk. Although the Disco and Punk styles seemed on the surface to be far apart musically and stylistically, the grassroots of both shared a do-it-yourself attitude about innovation that would bridge many of the sonic differences. A signficant number of Post-Disco and Post-Punk artists would find a home in the dance clubs of the early 80's.

In the immediate aftermath of the Disco backlash, a significant part of the Dance music world turned back toward R&B as a primary source of inspiration, much like a decade earlier before Disco made its appearance. One of the key figures in developing an R&B-influenced Post-Disco sound for the 80's was producer/performer Narada Michael Walden. He originally came to prominence as a drummer in the Jazz-Fusion group Mahavishnu Orchestra in the early 70's. By the late 70's he was releasing solo albums with some minor success on the R&B charts. With his The Dance Of Life album Walden took a turn to the dancefloor. The effervescent I Shoulda Loved Ya became his first top ten Dance single in 1980. It's light, breezy danceable style would be featured in a number of Dance hits of the early 80's. One of his initial steps into producing records in 1980 gave Stacy Lattisaw her first major Dance hit, another breezy R&B track Dynamite!

Another key direction of Post-Disco music was a push toward greater use of the synthesizer as a base for quickening beats and sweeping chords. Patrick Cowley, producer and synthesizer player for Sylvester, was a key figure in the development of synthesized Dance music. Cowley was instrumental in putting together Sylvester's signature You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) as well as his first Dance hit of 1980 Can't Stop Dancing. In 1981 and 1982 Cowley would go on to create his own major Dance hit recordings and be cited as a key influence for the groups New Order, a uniter of Post-Disco and Post-Punk aesthetics, and the Pet Shop Boys.

While the downfall of Disco in the U.S. produced a strongly negative attitude among Rock audiences toward Dance music in any form, the effect in the U.K. was much less significant. As Punk began to fade, influences of Disco and Reggae started to appear in the music of a number of British Punk-influenced bands. The Clash, Joy Division, The Cure, and Psychedelic Furs, among others, began to release Rock-oriented but highly danceable singles. When imported to the U.S., these songs were played in what soon became known as Rock-oriented dance clubs. In order to maintain credibility with target audiences any association with Disco was vehemently denied, but Dance beats were encouraged.

The Clash's monumental album London Calling included the hit Train In Vain which reached the top 30 on American Dance charts. Joy Division's doom-laden Love Will Tear Us Apart broke into the top 50 on American Dance charts. This would be Joy Division's only appearance on any American single charts. As they emerged out of Punk debris, the Cure also scored minor hits in American dance clubs. Although they sported a number of major non-Dance influences such as the Velvet Underground and Punk, Psychedelic Furs also were aware of the value of the beat in filling a dancefloor. Their first album even included a nod to early rapping on one cut.

To some observers, Dance music in 1980 had scattered across a nearly incoherent range of musical styles. To some degree this is true. For some, the Disco 'last hurrah' of Lipps Inc.'s Funky Town bears little resemblance to the robotic Post-Punk aesthetic of Devo's Whip It. A closer examination notices the shared Dance beats, idiosyncratic innovation in sound, and determination to take music forward away from the old patterns of the previous decade

January

Mainstream R&B took over the mainstream of Dance music as Disco began to fade from popularity with the beginning of the new decade. One of the top Funk bands of the '70's, Rufus, released their final album with singer Chaka Khan featuring the driving Do You Love What You Feel. Singer Patrice Rushen shifted from Jazz vocals to mainstream R&B and Dance music with her hit Haven't You Heard. Soulful vocalist Phyllis Hyman released her first major Dance record You Know How To Love Me.

Top 20 Dance Recordings


Allen, Scott - I Think We're Alone Now (T.K.)
Don Armando's Second Avenue Rhumba Band - Deputy Of Love (ZEA)
Festival - Disco Evita (LP) (RSO)
Hartman, Dan - Vertigo / Relight My Fire (Blue Sky)
Hayes, Isaac - Don't Let Go (Polydor)
Hyman, Phyllis - You Know How To Love Me (Arista)
Inner Life - I'm Caught Up (In a One Night Love Affair) (Prelude)
Jones, Busta - Dancing All Over the World (Spring)
McClain, Janice - Smack Dab In the Middle (Warner Bros.)
Prince - I Wanna Be Your Lover (Warner Bros.)
Rufus and Chaka - Do You Love What You Feel (MCA)
Rushen, Patrice - Haven't You Heard (Elektra)
Sergio Mendes and Brasil 88 - I'll Tell You (Elektra)
Shalamar - The Second Time Around (Solar)
Shy, Jean - Nightdancer (RSO)
Stargard - Wear It Out (Warner Bros.)
Summer, Donna - On the Radio (Casablanca)
Summer, Donna and Barbra Streisand - No More Tears (Enough Is Enough) (Casablanca / Columbia)
Sylvester - Can't Stop Dancing (Fantasy)
Trussel - Love Injection (Elektra)

February



'Won't you take me to Funkytown?' Post-Disco Dance music took off with a joyful promise of a trip to Funkytown amid danceable sound effects from vocoder to cowbell. R&B songwriter / producer / performer Narada Michael Walden climbed to the top of the Dance charts with bubbly I Shoulda Loved You. The Whispers latest And the Beat Goes On epitomized the smooth, synth-beat backed Dance music of Solar Records.

Top 20 Dance Recordings


Festival - Disco Evita (LP) (RSO)
Hartman, Dan - Vertigo / Relight My Fire (Blue Sky)
Hyman, Phyllis - You Know How To Love Me (Arista)
Jacobs, Debbie - High On Your Love / Hot, Hot (Give It All You Got) (MCA)
Lipps, Inc. - Funkytown (Casablanca)
La Flavour - Mandolay (Sweet City)
McClain, Janice - Smack Dab In the Middle (Warner Bros.)
Pointer, Bonnie - I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch) (Motown)
Prince - I Wanna Be Your Lover (Warner Bros.)
Rufus and Chaka - Do You Love What You Feel (MCA)
Rushen, Patrice - Haven't You Heard (Elektra)
Sabu - We're Gonna Rock (MCA)
Shalamar - The Second Time Around (Solar)
Spinners - Working My Way Back To You (Atlantic)
Sylvester - Can't Stop Dancing (Fantasy)
THP - Good To Me (LP) (Atlantic)
Trussel - Love Injection (Elektra)
Vaness, Theo - I Can't Dance Without You (Prelude)
Walden, Narada Michael - I Shoulda Loved You (Atlantic)
Whispers - And the Beat Goes On (Solar)

March

On the heels of his work on Michael Jackson's Off the Wall album, Quincy Jones produced the Brothers Johnson's Stomp!, another bright sparkling Funk/Pop riff filled with party energy. The Dance music world continued to attract stellar Jazz performers. Vocal group the Manhattan Transfer turned their attention to a Disco-ish takeoff from the Twilight Zone TV series theme song. Former David Bowie backup vocalist Ava Cherry recorded her first solo album Ripe!

Top 20 Dance Recordings


Brothers Johnson - Stomp (A&M)
Cherry, Ava - Ripe! (LP) (RSO)
Festival - Disco Evita (LP) (RSO)
Hartman, Dan - Vertigo / Relight My Fire (Blue Sky)
Invisible Man Band - All Night Thing (Mango)
Jacobs, Debbie - High On Your Love / Hot, Hot (Give It All You Got) (MCA)
La Flavour - Mandolay (Sweet City)
Lipps, Inc. - Funkytown (Casablanca)
Lynn, Cheryl - Keep It Hot (Columbia)
Manhattan Transfer - Twilight Zone (Atlantic)
Pointer, Bonnie - I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch) (Motown)
Rushen, Patrice - Haven't You Heard (Elektra)
Sabu - We're Gonna Rock (MCA)
Shalamar - The Second Time Around (Solar)
Spinners - Working My Way Back To You (Atlantic)
Thurston, Bobby - You Got What It Takes (Prelude)
Trussel - Love Injection (Elektra)
Vaness, Theo - I Can't Dance Without You (Prelude)
Walden, Narada Michael - I Shoulda Loved You (Atlantic)
Whispers - And the Beat Goes On (Solar)

April



One of the hardest-rocking major Dance hits yet, Call Me, was unleashed by Giorgio Moroder producing Punk/Pop group Blondie for the American Gigolo movie soundtrack. Luther Vandross, another backup singer who had worked extensively with David Bowie, received prominent lead vocal exposure on the Chic-inspired A Lover's Holiday and Glow Of Love by Change, a studio group led by Italian producer Jacques Fred Petrus. Sylvester's key backup singers stepped out from behind him to release their first album, the bubbly, energetic, diva-drenched Two Tons O'Fun.

Top 20 Dance Recordings


Brothers Johnson - Stomp (A&M)
Change - A Lover's Holiday / Glow Of Love (Warner Bros.)
Cherry, Ava - Ripe! (LP) (RSO)
Erotic Drum Band - Pop Pop Shoo Wah / Touch Me Where It's Hot (Prism)
Festival - Disco Evita (LP) (RSO)
Giorgio and Blondie - American Gigolo Soundtrack (LP) (Polydor)
Grey and Hanks - Now I'm Fine (RCA)
Hartman, Dan - Vertigo / Relight My Fire (Blue Sky)
Haywood, Leon - Don't Push It, Don't Force It (20th Century-Fox)
Invisible Man Band - All Night Thing (Mango)
Jacobs, Debbie - High On Your Love / Hot, Hot (Give It All You Got) (MCA)
King, Ben E. - Music Trance (Atlantic)
Lipps, Inc. - Funkytown (Casablanca)
Manhattan Transfer - Twilight Zone (Atlantic)
Shalamar - The Second Time Around (Solar)
Skatt Bros. - Walk the Night (Casablanca)
Thurston, Bobby - You Got What It Takes (Prelude)
Two Tons O' Fun - Two Tons O' Fun (Fantasy)
Walden, Narada Michael - Tonight I'm Alright (Atlantic)
Whispers - And the Beat Goes On (Solar)

May



Jermaine Jackson's Let's Get Serious, produced and written by Stevie Wonder, lit up dance clubs with Wonder's funky groove complemented by Jackson's smooth vocals. Rick James protégé Teena Marie broke into the upper reaches of the Dance music charts with Behind the Groove from her second album Lady T. The S.O.S. band from Atlanta had a massive R&B, Pop and Dance hit with their first release Take Your Time (Do It Right), a jangly Disco-ish release.

Top 20 Dance Recordings


Ann-Margret - Midnight Message (MCA)
Baby O' - In the Forest (Baby O)
Brothers Johnson - Stomp (A&M)
Change - A Lover's Holiday / Glow Of Love (Warner Bros.)
Crown Heights Affair - You Gave Me Love (De-Lite)
Cut Glass - Without Your Love (20th Century-Fox)
Erotic Drum Band - Pop Pop Shoo Wah / Touch Me Where It's Hot (Prism)
Flack, Roberta and Donny Hathaway - Back Together Again (Atlantic)
Giorgio and Blondie - American Gigolo Soundtrack (LP) (Polydor)
Jackson, Jermaine - Let's Get Serious (Motown)
Lipps, Inc. - Funkytown (Casablanca)
Manhattan Transfer - Twilight Zone (Atlantic)
Marie, Teena - Behind the Groove (Motown)
Mills, Stephanie - Sweet Sensation (20th Century-Fox)
Odyssey - Don't Tell Me, Tell Her (RCA)
Shalamar - In the Socket (Solar)
Skatt Bros. - Walk the Night (Casablanca)
S.O.S. Band - Take Your Time (Do It Right) (Tabu)
Thurston, Bobby - You Got What It Takes (Prelude)
Two Tons O' Fun - Two Tons O' Fun (Fantasy)

June



France Joli was only 16 when she hit big on the Disco charts, but Stacy Lattisaw was only 13 when she became a Dance music star. A strong voice and emerging star producer Narada Michael Walden made Dynamite! A huge hit in clubs. Hi-NRG, with its swift melody and strong, thumping bass line, continued to develop as a clear genre in Dance music with the release of Italy-based act Kano's I'm Ready.

Top 20 Dance Recordings


American Gypsy - I'm OK, You're OK (Importe)
Baby O' - In the Forest (Baby O)
Brothers Johnson - Stomp (A&M)
Brown, Peter - Can't Be Love - Do It To Me Anyway (Drive)
Change - A Lover's Holiday / Glow Of Love (Warner Bros.)
Erotic Drum Band - Pop Pop Shoo Wah / Touch Me Where It's Hot (Prism)
Fantastic Aleems - Hooked On Your Love (Panorama)
Flack, Roberta and Donny Hathaway - Back Together Again (Atlantic)
Hancock, Herbie - Stars In Your Eyes (Columbia)
Jackson, Jermaine - Let's Get Serious (Motown)
Kano - I'm Ready (Emergency)
Lattisaw, Stacy - Dynamite! (Atlantic)
Marie, Teena - Behind the Groove (Motown)
Mills, Stephanie - Sweet Sensation (20th Century-Fox)
Odyssey - Don't Tell Me, Tell Her (RCA)
Rhyze - Just How Sweet Is Your Love (SAM)
S.O.S. Band - Take Your Time (Do It Right) (Tabu)
Two Tons O' Fun - Two Tons O' Fun (Fantasy)
Voyage - I Love You Dancer / Do It Again (Marlin)
Watson Beasley - What's On My Mind (Warner Bros.)

July



Seeking to reinvent her sound, Diana Ross hired Chic's Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards to write and produce her first album of the '80's. The result was a major hit album and two of the greatest songs of her career. I'm Coming Out, the lesser of the two hits initially, has endured as an anthem for the gay community and anyone asserting personal rebirth and independence. The release of the movie Fame launched a generation of youth seeking their fortune in the arts. It also launched the career of Irene Cara, actress and singer of the title song.

Top 20 Dance Recordings


Adams, Gayle - Stretchin' Out (Prelude)
American Gypsy - I'm OK, You're OK (Importe)
Baby O' - In the Forest (Baby O)
Brown, Peter - Can't Be Love - Do It To Me Anyway (Drive)
Cara, Irene and Linda Clifford - Fame / Red Light (RSO)
Change - A Lover's Holiday / Glow Of Love (Warner Bros.)
Hayes, Isaac - I Ain't Never (Polydor)
Jackson, Jermaine - Let's Get Serious (Motown)
Joli, France - The Heart To Break the Heart (Prelude)
Kano - I'm Ready (Emergency)
Lattisaw, Stacy - Dynamite! (Atlantic)
Marie, Teena - Behind the Groove (Motown)
Odyssey - Don't Tell Me, Tell Her (RCA)
Pure Energy - Party On (Prism)
Rhyze - Just How Sweet Is Your Love (SAM)
Ross, Diana - Upside Down / I'm Coming Out (Motown)
Soccio, Gino - S-Beat (LP) (Warner Bros.)
S.O.S. Band - Take Your Time (Do It Right) (Tabu)
Watson Beasley - What's On My Mind (Warner Bros.)
Young and Co. - I Like What You're Doing To Me (Brunswick)

August



At the peak of his Dance music influence, Quincy Jones produced George Benson's Give Me the Night. It's state-of-the-art glossy, danceable R&B with an intriguing reverb that gives a roomy feel to the sound. Repaying her for stellar vocals lent to Relight My Fire, Dan Hartman produced Love Sensation that became the diva's signature Dance record. The Rolling Stones returned to the top of Dance charts with the stark, minimalist, bass-heavy Emotional Rescue.

Top 20 Dance Recordings


Adams, Gayle - Stretchin' Out (Prelude)
Baby O' - In the Forest (Baby O)
Benson, George - Give Me the Night (Warner Bros.)
Blow, Kurtis - The Breaks (Mercury)
Brown, Peter - Can't Be Love - Do It To Me Anyway (Drive)
Cara, Irene and Linda Clifford - Fame / Red Light (RSO)
Change - A Lover's Holiday / Glow Of Love (Warner Bros.)
Dynasty - I've Just Begun To Love You / Do Me Right (Solar)
Gibson Brothers - Que Sera Mi Vida (Mango)
Holloway, Loleatta - Love Sensation (Salsoul)
Joli, France - The Heart To Break the Heart (Prelude)
Kano - I'm Ready (Emergency)
Lattisaw, Stacy - Dynamite! (Atlantic)
Pure Energy - Party On (Prism)
Rod - Shake It Up (Do the Boogaloo) (Prelude)
Rolling Stones - Emotional Rescue (Rolling Stone)
Ross, Diana - Upside Down / I'm Coming Out (Motown)
Soccio, Gino - S-Beat (LP) (Warner Bros.)
S.O.S. Band - Take Your Time (Do It Right) (Tabu)
Two Tons O' Fun - Earth Can Be Just Like Heaven (Fantasy)

September



In the wake of the late 70's Punk revolution, New Wave emerged as a Pop-oriented rebellion against the look and sound of mainstream Rock. Devo, one of the most unique groups, in their robotic synth-driven sound, and wearing of 'energy dome' hats that looked like upside-down flower pots, were also the first to crossover to Dance music success. Jazz artists continued their powerful presence in dance clubs with trumpeter Tom Browne's Funkin' For Jamaica.

Top 20 Dance Recordings


Ashford and Simpson - Love Don't Make It Right (Warner Bros.)
Benson, George - Give Me the Night (Warner Bros.)
Browne, Tom - Funkin' For Jamaica (Arista)
Cameron - Let's Get It Off / Magic Of You (Salsoul)
Cara, Irene and Linda Clifford - Fame / Red Light (RSO)
Change - Searching (Warner Bros.)
Devo - Whip It (Warner Bros.)
Dynasty - I've Just Begun To Love You / Do Me Right (Solar)
Gibson Brothers - Que Sera Mi Vida (Mango)
Holloway, Loleatta - Love Sensation (Salsoul)
Hunt, Geraldine - Can't Fake the Feeling (Prism)
Joli, France - The Heart To Break the Heart (Prelude)
Kano - I'm Ready (Emergency)
Queen - Another One Bites the Dust (Elektra)
Ray Martinez and Friends - Lady Of the Night (Importe)
Rod - Shake It Up (Do the Boogaloo) (Prelude)
Rolling Stones - Emotional Rescue (Rolling Stone)
Ross, Diana - Upside Down / I'm Coming Out (Motown)
Soccio, Gino - S-Beat (LP) (Warner Bros.)
Watson Beasley - Breakaway (Warner Bros.)

October



Billing themselves as the 'tacky little Dance band from Athens, GA,' the B-52's released Rock Lobster, one of the greatest underground Dance hits of all time, in the summer of 1979. Their followup album Wild Planet yielded their first top ten Dance hit - the combination of Private Idaho and Party Out Of Bounds. Donna Summer returned with here first Post-Disco Dance hit, the rocking The Wanderer.

Top 20 Dance Recordings

Benson, George - Give Me the Night (Warner Bros.)
B-52's - Private Idaho / Party Out Of Bounds (Warner Bros.)
Browne, Tom - Funkin' For Jamaica (N.Y.) (Arista)
Cara, Irene and Linda Clifford - Fame / Red Light (RSO)
Clifford, Linda - Shoot Your Best Shot (RSO)
Devo - Whip It (Warner Bros.)
Dynasty - I've Just Begun To Love You / Do Me Right (Solar)
Fever - The One Tonight / Dreams and Desires (Fantasy)
Gibson Brothers - Que Sera Mi Vida (Mango)
Holloway, Loleatta - Love Sensation (Salsoul)
Hunt, Geraldine - Can't Fake the Feeling (Prism)
Kane, Madleen - Cherchez Pas (Chalet)
Lucas, Carrie - It's Not What You Got (It's How You Use It) (Solar)
Marie, Teena - I Need Your Lovin' (Gordy)
Queen - Another One Bites the Dust (Elektra)
Ross, Diana - Upside Down / I'm Coming Out (Motown)
Summer, Donna - The Wanderer (Geffen)
Sylvester - I Need You / Sell My Soul (Fantasy)
Watson Beasley - Breakaway (Warner Bros.)
Wills, Viola - If You Could Read My Mind (Ariola)

November



Kool and the Gang released Celebration one of the top Dance anthems of all time in the fall of 1980. The song is also representative of the mainstream of club music for it's era. It's fueled by a Disco beat but with strong elements of funky R&B and a bit of Jazz fusion thrown in. Michael Jackson returned to recording with his brothers long enough for the two-sided Dance hit of the smooth, funky Lovely One and Can You Feel It, a sparkling anthem propelled by a video that featured larger-than-life Jackson brothers.

Top 20 Dance Recordings


B-52's - Private Idaho / Party Out Of Bounds (Warner Bros.)
Clifford, Linda - Shoot Your Best Shot (RSO)
Devo - Whip It (Warner Bros.)
Hunt, Geraldine - Can't Fake the Feeling (Prism)
Jacksons - Lovely One / Can You Feel It (Epic)
Kane, Madleen - Cherchez Pas (Chalet)
Kano - It's a War (Emergency)
King, Evelyn - Let's Get Funky Tonight (RCA)
Kool and the Gang - Celebration (De-Lite)
L.A.X. - All My Love (Prelude)
Lipps, Inc. - How Long (Casablanca)
Lucas, Carrie - It's Not What You Got (It's How You Use It) (Solar)
Mantus - Boogie To the Bop (SMI)
Marie, Teena - I Need Your Lovin' (Gordy)
Peaches and Herb - Funtime (Polydor)
Queen - Another One Bites the Dust (Elektra)
Stewart, Melody - Action Satisfaction (Roy B.)
Summer, Donna - The Wanderer (Geffen)
Sylvester - I Need You / Sell My Soul (Fantasy)
Wills, Viola - If You Could Read My Mind (Ariola)

December



Shocking audiences and critics alike with both its sexual frankness and brilliant musicianship, Dirty Mind established Prince as the pioneer of a new Synth-Funk-Rock blend that would soon become known as the Minneapolis Sound. Taking cues from Reggae master Bob Marley, Stevie Wonder blended Reggae with his own brand of funky Soul for Master Blaster (Jammin'). The Police utilized a progressive guitar figure to create a trance-like effect for their hit Voices Inside My Head.

Top 20 Dance Recordings


Clifford, Linda - Shoot Your Best Shot (RSO)
Hunt, Geraldine - Can't Fake the Feeling (Prism)
Jackson, LaToya - If You Feel the Funk (Polydor)
Jacksons - Lovely One / Can You Feel It (Epic)
Kane, Madleen - Cherchez Pas (Chalet)
Kano - It's a War (Emergency)
Kool and the Gang - Celebration (De-Lite)
L.A.X. - All My Love (Prelude)
Lipps, Inc. - How Long (Casablanca)
Lucas, Carrie - It's Not What You Got (It's How You Use It) (Solar)
Mouzon's Electric Band - Everybody Get Down (Vanguard)
People's Choice - You Ought To Be Dancin' (Casablanca)
Police - Voices Inside My Head (A&M)
Prince - Dirty Mind (LP) (Warner Bros.)
Rushen, Patrice - Look Up (Elektra)
Stewart, Melody - Action Satisfaction (Roy B.)
Summer, Donna - The Wanderer (Geffen)
West, Belinda - Seabiscuit In the Fifth (Panorama)
Wills, Viola - If You Could Read My Mind (Ariola)
Wonder, Stevie - Master Blaster (Jammin') (Tamla)

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Hidden Pass :

1980

• 001 - blondie - call me.mp3
  002 - pink floyd - another brick in the wall part 2.mp3
  003 - olivia newton-john - magic.mp3
  004 - michael jackson - rock with you.mp3
  005 - captain & tenille - do that to me one more time.mp3
  006 - queen - crazy little thing called love.mp3
  007 - paul mccartney - coming up.mp3
  008 - lipps, inc - funkytown.mp3
  009 - billy joel - it's still rock & roll to me.mp3
  010 - bette midler - rose, the.mp3
  011 - rupert holmes - escape (the pina colada song).mp3
  012 - gary numan - cars.mp3
  013 - smokey robinson - crusin'.mp3
  014 - spinners - working my way back to you-forgive me, girl.mp3
  015 - air supply - lost in love.mp3
  016 - elton john - little jeannie.mp3
  017 - christopher cross - ride like the wind.mp3
  018 - diana ross - upside down.mp3
  019 - k c & the sunshine band - please don't go.mp3
  020 - styx - babe.mp3
  021 - billy preston & syreeta - with you i'm born again.mp3
  022 - manhattans - shining star.mp3
  023 - commodores - still.mp3
  024 - teri desario & k c - yes, i'm ready.mp3
  025 - dr hook - sexy eyes.mp3
  026 - robbie dupree - steal away.mp3
  027 - ambrosia - biggest part of me.mp3
  028 - kenny loggins - this is it.mp3
  029 - spinners - cupid - i've loved you for a lone time.mp3
  030 - jermaine jackson - let's get serious.mp3
  031 - kenny rogers & kim carnes - don't fall in love with a d.mp3
  032 - christopher cross - sailing.mp3
  033 - dan fogelberg - longer.mp3
  034 - kenny rogers - coward of the county.mp3
  035 - kool & the gang - ladies night.mp3
  036 - kool & the gang - too hot.mp3
  037 - s.o.s. band - take your time (do it right).mp3
  038 - barbra streisand & donna summer - no more tears (enough.mp3
  039 - kim carnes - more love.mp3
  040 - m - pop music.mp3
  041 - pretenders - brass in pocket (i'm special).mp3
  042 - ray, goodman & brown - special lady.mp3
  043 - stevie wonder - send one your love.mp3
  044 - shalamar - second time around, the.mp3
  045 - cliff richard - we don't talk anymore.mp3
  046 - brothers johnson - stomp.mp3
  047 - eagles - heartache tonight.mp3
  048 - rocky burnette - tired of toein' the line.mp3
  049 - dr hook - better love next time.mp3
  050 - rupert holmes - him.mp3
  051 - bob seger - against the wind.mp3
  052 - donna summer - on the radio.mp3
  053 - rolling stones - emotional rescue.mp3
  054 - herb alpert - rise.mp3
  055 - air supply - all out of love.mp3
  056 - little river band - cool change.mp3
  057 - j d souther - you're only lonely.mp3
  058 - andy gibb - desire.mp3
  059 - pete townshend - let my love open the door.mp3
  060 - steve forbert - romeo's tune.mp3
  061 - anne murray - daydream believer.mp3
  062 - eagles - i can't tell you why.mp3
  063 - issac hayes - don't let go.mp3
  064 - tom petty - don't do me like that.mp3
  065 - michael jackson - she's out of my life.mp3
  066 - irene cara - fame.mp3
  067 - bob seger - fire lake.mp3
  068 - linda ronstadt - how do i make you.mp3
  069 - benny mardones - into the night.mp3
  070 - pure prairie league - let me love you tonight.mp3
  071 - genesis - misunderstanding.mp3
  072 - dirt band & linda ronstadt - american dream, an.mp3
  073 - carole king - one fine day.mp3
  074 - donna summer - dim all the lights.mp3
  075 - billy joel - you may be right.mp3
  076 - neil sedaka & dara sedaka - should've never let you go.mp3
  077 - charlie dore - pilot of the airways.mp3
  078 - linda ronstadt - hurt so bad.mp3
  079 - michael jackson - off the wall.mp3
  080 - peaches & herb - i pledge my love.mp3
  081 - eagles - long run, the.mp3
  082 - mickey gilley - stand by me.mp3
  083 - pat benatar - heartbreaker.mp3
  084 - dionne warwick - deja vu.mp3
  085 - eddie rabbitt - drivin' my life away.mp3
  086 - supertramp - take the long way home.mp3
  087 - fleetwood mac - sara.mp3
  088 - daryl hall & john oates - wait for me.mp3
  089 - boz scaggs - jo jo.mp3
  090 - neil diamond - september morn.mp3
  091 - george benson - give me the night.mp3
  092 - anne murray - broken hearted me.mp3
  093 - kenny rogers - you decorated my life.mp3
  094 - fleetwood mac - tusk.mp3
  095 - prince - i wanna be your lover.mp3
  096 - charlie daniels band - in america.mp3
  097 - boz scaggs - breakdown dead ahead.mp3
  098 - barry manilow - ships.mp3
  099 - joe walsh - all night long.mp3
  100 - tom petty - refugee.mp3
  

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