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1986
The Music Called House
The origins of what became known as House date back to DJ Frankie Knuckles' relocation from New York to Chicago in 1977 to take up residence at the nearly opened Warehouse. A new style of Dance music began to evolve out of efforts by Chicago DJs to magnify the beat in the club using synthesizers either on tape or live. For the first time in Dance music, radio played a significant role in the development of a new club genre. As the club-based music moved onto vinyl and release of records in 1984 House music began to dominate the Chicago club scene with the assistance of radio and influential club DJs. The international domination of Dance music culture by House began as Love Can't Turn Around by Farley 'Jackmaster' Funk was unleashed on the U.S. and the U.K. in the fall of 1986.
Chicago entrepreneur Robert Williams, himself a transplanted New Yorker, went looking for a DJ to help him enliven the Chicago club scene. He first approached Larry Levan who turned him down, but Levan suggested that Williams ask Levan's friend Frankie Knuckles. Frankie agreed to try out the job opportunity in Chicago and soon became the resident DJ at Chicago's Warehouse. Most Chicago audiences were unfamiliar with the cutting and mixing style of New York DJs. Frankie Knuckles quickly generated a strong following among Chicago club audiences. In 1982, after disagreements with management, Frankie Knuckles left the Warehouse for the newly opened Power Plant. The owners of the Warehouse re-styled the club as the Music Box and hired Ron Hardy, who had recently returned to Chicago from Los Angeles, to be resident DJ.
The competition between the Music Box and Power Plant was fierce. Both DJs pulled out all stops in their arsenals to engage audiences. Both Knuckles and Hardy elevated DJ manipulation of records to an art form, often using reel-to-reel tape to create their own remixed and recut versions of popular Dance hits. In local record stores such as Imports Etc. the term 'House' had been coined early on to identify the records played by Frankie Knuckles at the Warehouse and now was used to identify any of the hottest records in Chicago clubs. Both Knuckles and Hardy pushed their audiences by intensifying beats and alternating pushing volumes on the treble and the bass. Sometimes a crowd would be kept dancing by a simple repeated bass line, eager for what would come next.
From 1981 through 1986, radio station WBMX was also a major player in development of the sound of Chicago's Dance music. Five DJs including Kenny 'Jammin' Jason, Ralphi Rosario, Steve 'Silk' Hurley, Mickey 'Mixin' Oliver, and Farley 'Jackmaster' Funk became known as the Hot Mix 5. They would play mixes of the latest and hottest Dance music on the Chicago scene. At one point WBMX claimed audiences of over half a million for their mixes. These mixes were strongly influenced by European synth-based Dance music in the early 80's.
Farley 'Jackmaster' Funk, aside from being a Hot Mix radio DJ, was also a resident DJ in a club called the Playground. He began bringing a synthesized drum machine to play live along the bottom of Dance records. At the same time, Frankie Knuckles was mixing recorded drum machine tracks with other Dance records. This enhancement of powerful synth-drum would form the basis for recorded House. It did not take long for Chicago clubgoers to realize that they could create their own club music using relatively cheap synthesizers. In 1984 Jamie Principle recorded his own homemade track called Your Love that was suddenly in demand via cassette (the only medium he had available to record and distribute his song) across the city. Around the same time Jesse Saunders, a club DJ with connections to a local record label, recorded and released on vinyl a rhythm track titled On and On.
Within months the floodgates opened and Chicago clubs were filled with the sounds of homemade amateur rhythm tracks with or without vocals. Jesse Saunders, Chip E, and Larry Heard were just a few of the pioneers that became recording stars in the city of Chicago. Steve 'Silk' Hurley was also an early recording pioneer of House. He reworked Isaac Hayes' classic I Can't Turn Around as an instrumental track. The track made its way to Farley 'Jackmaster' Funk who added vocals by Darryl Pandy and renamed it Love Can't Turn Around. In the summer and fall of 1986 Love Can't Turn Around became the first House track to hit the Pop top ten in the U.K. and reach the top twenty of the American Dance charts. House as an international force had arrived.
The Music Called House
The origins of what became known as House date back to DJ Frankie Knuckles' relocation from New York to Chicago in 1977 to take up residence at the nearly opened Warehouse. A new style of Dance music began to evolve out of efforts by Chicago DJs to magnify the beat in the club using synthesizers either on tape or live. For the first time in Dance music, radio played a significant role in the development of a new club genre. As the club-based music moved onto vinyl and release of records in 1984 House music began to dominate the Chicago club scene with the assistance of radio and influential club DJs. The international domination of Dance music culture by House began as Love Can't Turn Around by Farley 'Jackmaster' Funk was unleashed on the U.S. and the U.K. in the fall of 1986.
Chicago entrepreneur Robert Williams, himself a transplanted New Yorker, went looking for a DJ to help him enliven the Chicago club scene. He first approached Larry Levan who turned him down, but Levan suggested that Williams ask Levan's friend Frankie Knuckles. Frankie agreed to try out the job opportunity in Chicago and soon became the resident DJ at Chicago's Warehouse. Most Chicago audiences were unfamiliar with the cutting and mixing style of New York DJs. Frankie Knuckles quickly generated a strong following among Chicago club audiences. In 1982, after disagreements with management, Frankie Knuckles left the Warehouse for the newly opened Power Plant. The owners of the Warehouse re-styled the club as the Music Box and hired Ron Hardy, who had recently returned to Chicago from Los Angeles, to be resident DJ.
The competition between the Music Box and Power Plant was fierce. Both DJs pulled out all stops in their arsenals to engage audiences. Both Knuckles and Hardy elevated DJ manipulation of records to an art form, often using reel-to-reel tape to create their own remixed and recut versions of popular Dance hits. In local record stores such as Imports Etc. the term 'House' had been coined early on to identify the records played by Frankie Knuckles at the Warehouse and now was used to identify any of the hottest records in Chicago clubs. Both Knuckles and Hardy pushed their audiences by intensifying beats and alternating pushing volumes on the treble and the bass. Sometimes a crowd would be kept dancing by a simple repeated bass line, eager for what would come next.
From 1981 through 1986, radio station WBMX was also a major player in development of the sound of Chicago's Dance music. Five DJs including Kenny 'Jammin' Jason, Ralphi Rosario, Steve 'Silk' Hurley, Mickey 'Mixin' Oliver, and Farley 'Jackmaster' Funk became known as the Hot Mix 5. They would play mixes of the latest and hottest Dance music on the Chicago scene. At one point WBMX claimed audiences of over half a million for their mixes. These mixes were strongly influenced by European synth-based Dance music in the early 80's.
Farley 'Jackmaster' Funk, aside from being a Hot Mix radio DJ, was also a resident DJ in a club called the Playground. He began bringing a synthesized drum machine to play live along the bottom of Dance records. At the same time, Frankie Knuckles was mixing recorded drum machine tracks with other Dance records. This enhancement of powerful synth-drum would form the basis for recorded House. It did not take long for Chicago clubgoers to realize that they could create their own club music using relatively cheap synthesizers. In 1984 Jamie Principle recorded his own homemade track called Your Love that was suddenly in demand via cassette (the only medium he had available to record and distribute his song) across the city. Around the same time Jesse Saunders, a club DJ with connections to a local record label, recorded and released on vinyl a rhythm track titled On and On.
Within months the floodgates opened and Chicago clubs were filled with the sounds of homemade amateur rhythm tracks with or without vocals. Jesse Saunders, Chip E, and Larry Heard were just a few of the pioneers that became recording stars in the city of Chicago. Steve 'Silk' Hurley was also an early recording pioneer of House. He reworked Isaac Hayes' classic I Can't Turn Around as an instrumental track. The track made its way to Farley 'Jackmaster' Funk who added vocals by Darryl Pandy and renamed it Love Can't Turn Around. In the summer and fall of 1986 Love Can't Turn Around became the first House track to hit the Pop top ten in the U.K. and reach the top twenty of the American Dance charts. House as an international force had arrived.
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January
As 1986 began, the Eurythmics had outlasted New Wave to become part of the Pop and Dance mainstream. Aretha Franklin was riding a new career peak as Soul singer extraordinaire and Dance diva. Their collaboration on Sisters Are Doin' It For Themselves capitalized on an independent woman zeitgeist in the Dance music world. Following their full-length album Age Of Consent, Bronski Beat released the EP Hundreds and Thousands that included an irreverent, erotic remake of Donna Summer's I Feel Love that featured Bronski lead singer Jimmy Somerville duetting with Soft Cell's Marc Almond.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
Alisha - Baby Talk (Vanguard)
Baltimora - Tarzan Boy (Manhattan)
Book Of Love - I Touch Roses (Sire)
Bronski Beat - Hundreds and Thousands (EP) (MCA)
Brown, Jocelyn - Love's Gonna Get You (Warner Bros.)
Chip E. Inc. Featuring K. Joy - Like This (DJ International)
Colonel Abrams - Colonel Abrams (LP) (MCA)
Eurythmics and Aretha Franklin - Sisters Are Doin' It For Themselves (RCA)
Expose - Exposed To Love (Arista)
Five Star - Let Me Be the One (RCA)
Holliday, Jennifer - No Frills Love (Geffen)
Jones, Grace - Slave To the Rhythm (Manhattan)
Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam With Full Force - Can You Feel the Beat (Columbia)
Magazine 60 - Don Quichotte (Baja)
Mills, Stephanie - Stand Back (MCA)
Ready For the World - Digital Display (MCA)
Reggie - On the Park / Into the Groove (Sounds Of the Future)
Third World - One More Time (Columbia)
Various Artists - Krush Groove Soundtrack (LP) (Warner Bros.)
Wonder, Stevie - Go Home (Tamla)
As 1986 began, the Eurythmics had outlasted New Wave to become part of the Pop and Dance mainstream. Aretha Franklin was riding a new career peak as Soul singer extraordinaire and Dance diva. Their collaboration on Sisters Are Doin' It For Themselves capitalized on an independent woman zeitgeist in the Dance music world. Following their full-length album Age Of Consent, Bronski Beat released the EP Hundreds and Thousands that included an irreverent, erotic remake of Donna Summer's I Feel Love that featured Bronski lead singer Jimmy Somerville duetting with Soft Cell's Marc Almond.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
Alisha - Baby Talk (Vanguard)
Baltimora - Tarzan Boy (Manhattan)
Book Of Love - I Touch Roses (Sire)
Bronski Beat - Hundreds and Thousands (EP) (MCA)
Brown, Jocelyn - Love's Gonna Get You (Warner Bros.)
Chip E. Inc. Featuring K. Joy - Like This (DJ International)
Colonel Abrams - Colonel Abrams (LP) (MCA)
Eurythmics and Aretha Franklin - Sisters Are Doin' It For Themselves (RCA)
Expose - Exposed To Love (Arista)
Five Star - Let Me Be the One (RCA)
Holliday, Jennifer - No Frills Love (Geffen)
Jones, Grace - Slave To the Rhythm (Manhattan)
Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam With Full Force - Can You Feel the Beat (Columbia)
Magazine 60 - Don Quichotte (Baja)
Mills, Stephanie - Stand Back (MCA)
Ready For the World - Digital Display (MCA)
Reggie - On the Park / Into the Groove (Sounds Of the Future)
Third World - One More Time (Columbia)
Various Artists - Krush Groove Soundtrack (LP) (Warner Bros.)
Wonder, Stevie - Go Home (Tamla)
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February
With his phenomenal Funk music of the 60s recognized as a fertile trove for sampling widely in rap releases, James Brown stormed back to the top of the Pop, R&B and Dance music worlds on Living In America. Production and songwriting help from Dan Hartman insured attention in clubs. Siouxsie and the Banshees were one of the most enduring groups from the British Punk revolution of the late 70's. Cities In Dust with its chiming synthesizers became their first major American Dance hit. With a few Pop hits already under her belt, Whitney Houston scored on Dance charts with the bright, Narada Michael Walden production How Will I Know.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
A-Ha - The Sun Always Shines On TV (Warner Bros.)
ABC - How To Be a Zillionaire (Mercury)
Black Ivory - I've Got My Eye On You (Panoramic)
Blancmange - Lose Your Love / Ave Maria (Sire)
Brown, James - Living In America (Scotti Bros.)
Brown, Jocelyn - Love's Gonna Get You (Warner Bros.)
C-Bank - Good To the Last Drop (Next Plateau)
Colonel Abrams - Colonel Abrams (LP) (MCA)
Dead Or Alive - My Heart Goes Bang (Epic)
Fine Young Cannibals - Johnny Come Home / Blue (I.R.S.)
Holliday, Jennifer - No Frills Love (Geffen)
Houston, Whitney - How Will I Know (Arista)
Jones, Grace - Slave To the Rhythm (Manhattan)
Mills, Stephanie - Stand Back (MCA)
Propaganda - P-Machinery (ZTT)
Ready For the World - Digital Display (MCA)
Ross, Diana - Chain Reaction (RCA)
Siouxsie and the Banshees - Cities In Dust (Geffen)
Warp 9 - Skips a Beat (Motown)
Young, Val - If You Should Ever Be Lonely (Gordy)
With his phenomenal Funk music of the 60s recognized as a fertile trove for sampling widely in rap releases, James Brown stormed back to the top of the Pop, R&B and Dance music worlds on Living In America. Production and songwriting help from Dan Hartman insured attention in clubs. Siouxsie and the Banshees were one of the most enduring groups from the British Punk revolution of the late 70's. Cities In Dust with its chiming synthesizers became their first major American Dance hit. With a few Pop hits already under her belt, Whitney Houston scored on Dance charts with the bright, Narada Michael Walden production How Will I Know.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
A-Ha - The Sun Always Shines On TV (Warner Bros.)
ABC - How To Be a Zillionaire (Mercury)
Black Ivory - I've Got My Eye On You (Panoramic)
Blancmange - Lose Your Love / Ave Maria (Sire)
Brown, James - Living In America (Scotti Bros.)
Brown, Jocelyn - Love's Gonna Get You (Warner Bros.)
C-Bank - Good To the Last Drop (Next Plateau)
Colonel Abrams - Colonel Abrams (LP) (MCA)
Dead Or Alive - My Heart Goes Bang (Epic)
Fine Young Cannibals - Johnny Come Home / Blue (I.R.S.)
Holliday, Jennifer - No Frills Love (Geffen)
Houston, Whitney - How Will I Know (Arista)
Jones, Grace - Slave To the Rhythm (Manhattan)
Mills, Stephanie - Stand Back (MCA)
Propaganda - P-Machinery (ZTT)
Ready For the World - Digital Display (MCA)
Ross, Diana - Chain Reaction (RCA)
Siouxsie and the Banshees - Cities In Dust (Geffen)
Warp 9 - Skips a Beat (Motown)
Young, Val - If You Should Ever Be Lonely (Gordy)
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March
Following the demise of his duo Yaz with Alison Moyet, Vince Clarke briefly participated in the group the Assembly and released one single with singer Paul Quinn before putting together a new duo, Erasure, with singer Andy Bell. As with previous Vince Clarke efforts, their music is heavily synthesizer based and exquisitely melodic. Janet Jackson retooled her image with the help of producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis into that of a strong, confident young woman on What Have You Done For Me Lately. Throwing together an insistent "Amadeus Amadeus" chant, a Dance diva vocal bridge, and roaring synth drums, Falco created a worldwide smash with Rock Me Amadeus.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
ABC - How To Be a Zillionaire (Mercury)
Ayers, Roy - Hot (Columbia)
Blancmange - Lose Your Love / Ave Maria (Sire)
Colonel Abrams - Colonel Abrams (LP) (MCA)
Colonel Abrams - I'm Not Gonna Let (MCA)
Erasure - Who Needs Love Like That / Heavenly Action (Sire)
Falco - Rock Me Amadeus (A&M)
Flirts - New Toy (CBS Associated)
Franklin, Aretha - Another Night (Arista)
Houston, Whitney - How Will I Know (Arista)
Jackson, Janet - What Have You Done For Me Lately (A&M)
Mystery Assignment - Cloud Nine (Metropolis)
Nicole - Don't You Want My Love (Portrait)
Nu Shooz - I Can't Wait (Atlantic)
Prince and the Revolution - Kiss (Paisley Park)
Ross, Diana - Chain Reaction (RCA)
Simply Red - Come to My Aid (Elektra)
Sims, Joyce - (You Are My) All and All (Sleeping Bag)
Total Contrast - The River / Sunshine (London)
Young, Val - If You Should Ever Be Lonely (Gordy)
Following the demise of his duo Yaz with Alison Moyet, Vince Clarke briefly participated in the group the Assembly and released one single with singer Paul Quinn before putting together a new duo, Erasure, with singer Andy Bell. As with previous Vince Clarke efforts, their music is heavily synthesizer based and exquisitely melodic. Janet Jackson retooled her image with the help of producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis into that of a strong, confident young woman on What Have You Done For Me Lately. Throwing together an insistent "Amadeus Amadeus" chant, a Dance diva vocal bridge, and roaring synth drums, Falco created a worldwide smash with Rock Me Amadeus.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
ABC - How To Be a Zillionaire (Mercury)
Ayers, Roy - Hot (Columbia)
Blancmange - Lose Your Love / Ave Maria (Sire)
Colonel Abrams - Colonel Abrams (LP) (MCA)
Colonel Abrams - I'm Not Gonna Let (MCA)
Erasure - Who Needs Love Like That / Heavenly Action (Sire)
Falco - Rock Me Amadeus (A&M)
Flirts - New Toy (CBS Associated)
Franklin, Aretha - Another Night (Arista)
Houston, Whitney - How Will I Know (Arista)
Jackson, Janet - What Have You Done For Me Lately (A&M)
Mystery Assignment - Cloud Nine (Metropolis)
Nicole - Don't You Want My Love (Portrait)
Nu Shooz - I Can't Wait (Atlantic)
Prince and the Revolution - Kiss (Paisley Park)
Ross, Diana - Chain Reaction (RCA)
Simply Red - Come to My Aid (Elektra)
Sims, Joyce - (You Are My) All and All (Sleeping Bag)
Total Contrast - The River / Sunshine (London)
Young, Val - If You Should Ever Be Lonely (Gordy)
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April
The Pet Shop Boys took a somewhat lengthy path to their first success. West End Girls was first released in 1984 with production work by Bobby O. It had some minor success in dance clubs, but the Pet Shop Boys soon faded back into obscurity. Stephen Hague was hired to rework West End Girls and produce additional material for a first album. This time the song was a smash in dance clubs and on the radio. 8 children of the Wolfgramm family (out of 17) formed the group the Jets who rocketed to popularity with the Bubblegum Dance sound of Crush On You. Following a gradual shift from Jazz-Fusion to Pop-Dance, British group Level 42 scored with Something About You.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
Bronski Beat - Hit That Perfect Beat (MCA)
Brown, O'Chi - Whenever You Need Somebody (Mercury)
Colonel Abrams - I'm Not Gonna Let (MCA)
Daily, E.G. - Say It, Say It (A&M)
Erasure - Who Needs Love Like That / Heavenly Action (Sire)
Falco - Rock Me Amadeus (A&M)
Franklin, Aretha - Another Night (Arista)
Jackson, Janet - What Have You Done For Me Lately (A&M)
Jets - Crush On You (MCA)
King, Evelyn - High Horse (RCA)
Level 42 - Something About You (Polydor)
Nicole - Don't You Want My Love (Portrait)
Nu Shooz - I Can't Wait (Atlantic)
Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls (EMI-America)
Pointer Sisters - Twist My Arm (RCA)
Prince and the Revolution - Kiss (Paisley Park)
Rolling Stones - Harlem Shuffle (Rolling Stones)
Sims, Joyce - (You Are My) All and All (Sleeping Bag)
Sylvester - Living For the City (Megatone)
Vanity - Under the Influence (Motown)
The Pet Shop Boys took a somewhat lengthy path to their first success. West End Girls was first released in 1984 with production work by Bobby O. It had some minor success in dance clubs, but the Pet Shop Boys soon faded back into obscurity. Stephen Hague was hired to rework West End Girls and produce additional material for a first album. This time the song was a smash in dance clubs and on the radio. 8 children of the Wolfgramm family (out of 17) formed the group the Jets who rocketed to popularity with the Bubblegum Dance sound of Crush On You. Following a gradual shift from Jazz-Fusion to Pop-Dance, British group Level 42 scored with Something About You.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
Bronski Beat - Hit That Perfect Beat (MCA)
Brown, O'Chi - Whenever You Need Somebody (Mercury)
Colonel Abrams - I'm Not Gonna Let (MCA)
Daily, E.G. - Say It, Say It (A&M)
Erasure - Who Needs Love Like That / Heavenly Action (Sire)
Falco - Rock Me Amadeus (A&M)
Franklin, Aretha - Another Night (Arista)
Jackson, Janet - What Have You Done For Me Lately (A&M)
Jets - Crush On You (MCA)
King, Evelyn - High Horse (RCA)
Level 42 - Something About You (Polydor)
Nicole - Don't You Want My Love (Portrait)
Nu Shooz - I Can't Wait (Atlantic)
Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls (EMI-America)
Pointer Sisters - Twist My Arm (RCA)
Prince and the Revolution - Kiss (Paisley Park)
Rolling Stones - Harlem Shuffle (Rolling Stones)
Sims, Joyce - (You Are My) All and All (Sleeping Bag)
Sylvester - Living For the City (Megatone)
Vanity - Under the Influence (Motown)
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May
The Art Of Noise headed forward on their own without producer Trevor Horn. The combination of Duane Eddy's twangy guitar, Henry Mancini's Peter Gunn theme, and the Art of Noise's own idiosyncratic sense of Dance music resulted in a distinctively left-field success. In the midst of rumors of Boy George's heroin addiction, Culture Club released Move Away, produced by R&B and Dance music veteran Arif Mardin, a straightforward, state-of-the-art, Synth-Dance record. Veering aggressively toward mainstream Pop-Dance, Miami Sound Machine abandoned most of their Latin roots on Bad Boy.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
Anthony and the Camp - What I Like (Warner Bros.)
Art Of Noise Featuring Duane Eddy - Peter Gunn (Chrysalis)
Braxton, Dhar - Jump Back (Set Me Free) (Sleeping Bag)
Brown, O'Chi - Whenever You Need Somebody (Mercury)
Culture Club - Move Away (Virgin)
Daily, E.G. - Say It, Say It (A&M)
JM Silk - Shadows Of Your Love (DJ International)
Jets - Crush On You (MCA)
Level 42 - Something About You (Polydor)
L.I.F.E. - All Played Out (Dance-Sing)
Miami Sound Machine - Bad Boy (Epic)
New Order - Shell Shock (A&M)
Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls (EMI-America)
Prince and the Revolution - Kiss (Paisley Park)
Rolling Stones - Harlem Shuffle (Rolling Stones)
Scott, Mildred - Prisoner Of Your Love (4th and Broadway)
S.O.S. Band - The Finest (Tabu)
Sylvester - Living For the City (Megatone)
Taffy - I Love My Radio (Midnight Radio) (Emergency)
TKA - One Way Love (Tommy Boy)
The Art Of Noise headed forward on their own without producer Trevor Horn. The combination of Duane Eddy's twangy guitar, Henry Mancini's Peter Gunn theme, and the Art of Noise's own idiosyncratic sense of Dance music resulted in a distinctively left-field success. In the midst of rumors of Boy George's heroin addiction, Culture Club released Move Away, produced by R&B and Dance music veteran Arif Mardin, a straightforward, state-of-the-art, Synth-Dance record. Veering aggressively toward mainstream Pop-Dance, Miami Sound Machine abandoned most of their Latin roots on Bad Boy.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
Anthony and the Camp - What I Like (Warner Bros.)
Art Of Noise Featuring Duane Eddy - Peter Gunn (Chrysalis)
Braxton, Dhar - Jump Back (Set Me Free) (Sleeping Bag)
Brown, O'Chi - Whenever You Need Somebody (Mercury)
Culture Club - Move Away (Virgin)
Daily, E.G. - Say It, Say It (A&M)
JM Silk - Shadows Of Your Love (DJ International)
Jets - Crush On You (MCA)
Level 42 - Something About You (Polydor)
L.I.F.E. - All Played Out (Dance-Sing)
Miami Sound Machine - Bad Boy (Epic)
New Order - Shell Shock (A&M)
Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls (EMI-America)
Prince and the Revolution - Kiss (Paisley Park)
Rolling Stones - Harlem Shuffle (Rolling Stones)
Scott, Mildred - Prisoner Of Your Love (4th and Broadway)
S.O.S. Band - The Finest (Tabu)
Sylvester - Living For the City (Megatone)
Taffy - I Love My Radio (Midnight Radio) (Emergency)
TKA - One Way Love (Tommy Boy)
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June
In the summer of 1986, Digging Your Scene by the Blow Monkeys brought the intensifying concern about the AIDS epidemic onto the dance floor. Information Society had humble beginnings at Macalester College in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1982. The loosely knit band recorded an album in 1984. The track Running was discovered by underground Dance dj's and by the summer of 1986 it had emerged on national Dance charts. Produced by Daniel Lanois, Peter Gabriel's album So featured the R&B flavored Rock of Sledgehammer, a worldwide smash hit single.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
ABC - Vanity Kills (Mercury)
Anthony and the Camp - What I Like (Warner Bros.)
Art Of Noise Featuring Duane Eddy - Peter Gunn (Chrysalis)
Blow Monkeys - Digging Your Scene (RCA)
Braxton, Dhar - Jump Back (Set Me Free) (Sleeping Bag)
Christopher, Gavin - One Step Closer To You (Manhattan)
Culture Club - Move Away (Virgin)
Erasure - Oh L'Amour (Sire)
52nd Street - Tell Me (How It Feels) (MCA)
Franklin, Aretha - Ain't Nobody Ever Loved You (Arista)
Gabriel, Peter - Sledgehammer (Geffen)
Information Society - Running (Tommy Boy)
JM Silk - Shadows Of Your Love (DJ International)
Jackson, Janet - Nasty (A&M)
L.I.F.E. - All Played Out (Dance-Sing)
Manilow, Barry - I'm Your Man (RCA)
Mazarati - 100 MPH (Paisley Park)
Regina - Baby Love (Atlantic)
S.O.S. Band - The Finest (Tabu)
Taffy - I Love My Radio (Midnight Radio) (Emergency)
In the summer of 1986, Digging Your Scene by the Blow Monkeys brought the intensifying concern about the AIDS epidemic onto the dance floor. Information Society had humble beginnings at Macalester College in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1982. The loosely knit band recorded an album in 1984. The track Running was discovered by underground Dance dj's and by the summer of 1986 it had emerged on national Dance charts. Produced by Daniel Lanois, Peter Gabriel's album So featured the R&B flavored Rock of Sledgehammer, a worldwide smash hit single.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
ABC - Vanity Kills (Mercury)
Anthony and the Camp - What I Like (Warner Bros.)
Art Of Noise Featuring Duane Eddy - Peter Gunn (Chrysalis)
Blow Monkeys - Digging Your Scene (RCA)
Braxton, Dhar - Jump Back (Set Me Free) (Sleeping Bag)
Christopher, Gavin - One Step Closer To You (Manhattan)
Culture Club - Move Away (Virgin)
Erasure - Oh L'Amour (Sire)
52nd Street - Tell Me (How It Feels) (MCA)
Franklin, Aretha - Ain't Nobody Ever Loved You (Arista)
Gabriel, Peter - Sledgehammer (Geffen)
Information Society - Running (Tommy Boy)
JM Silk - Shadows Of Your Love (DJ International)
Jackson, Janet - Nasty (A&M)
L.I.F.E. - All Played Out (Dance-Sing)
Manilow, Barry - I'm Your Man (RCA)
Mazarati - 100 MPH (Paisley Park)
Regina - Baby Love (Atlantic)
S.O.S. Band - The Finest (Tabu)
Taffy - I Love My Radio (Midnight Radio) (Emergency)
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July
Gwen Guthrie wrote, produced and sang her stunning declaration of female independence Ain't Nothin' Goin' On But the Rent. A new genre, New Jack Swing, was born as traditional R&B began to incorporate Hip-hop rhythms and vocal styles. The bouncy but lyrically pointed Rumors by Timex Social Club helped point in this future direction. Bananarama signed on with the Stock, Aitken, and Waterman production team and scored a massive hit with the bouncy, Hi-NRG remake of the Shocking Blue chestnut Venus.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
Art Of Noise Featuring Duane Eddy - Peter Gunn (Chrysalis)
Bananarama - Venus (London)
Braxton, Dhar - Jump Back (Set Me Free) (Sleeping Bag)
Cherrelle - Artificial Heart (Tabu)
Christopher, Gavin - One Step Closer To You (Manhattan)
Colon, Willie - Set Fire To Me (A&M)
DeBarge, El - Who's Johnny (Gordy)
Erasure - Oh L'Amour (Sire)
Gabriel, Peter - Sledgehammer (Geffen)
Guthrie, Gwen - Ain't Nothin' Goin' On But the Rent (Polydor)
Hanson and Davis - Hungry For Your Love (Fresh Fire)
Icehouse - No Promises (Chrysalis)
Jackson, Janet - Nasty (A&M)
Manilow, Barry - I'm Your Man (RCA)
Mazarati - 100 MPH (Paisley Park)
Pet Shop Boys - Opportunities (Let's Make Lots Of Money) (EMI-America)
Prince and the Revolution - Mountains (Paisley Park)
Regina - Baby Love (Atlantic)
Shelley, Pete - On Your Own (Mercury)
Timex Social Club - Rumors (Jay)
Gwen Guthrie wrote, produced and sang her stunning declaration of female independence Ain't Nothin' Goin' On But the Rent. A new genre, New Jack Swing, was born as traditional R&B began to incorporate Hip-hop rhythms and vocal styles. The bouncy but lyrically pointed Rumors by Timex Social Club helped point in this future direction. Bananarama signed on with the Stock, Aitken, and Waterman production team and scored a massive hit with the bouncy, Hi-NRG remake of the Shocking Blue chestnut Venus.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
Art Of Noise Featuring Duane Eddy - Peter Gunn (Chrysalis)
Bananarama - Venus (London)
Braxton, Dhar - Jump Back (Set Me Free) (Sleeping Bag)
Cherrelle - Artificial Heart (Tabu)
Christopher, Gavin - One Step Closer To You (Manhattan)
Colon, Willie - Set Fire To Me (A&M)
DeBarge, El - Who's Johnny (Gordy)
Erasure - Oh L'Amour (Sire)
Gabriel, Peter - Sledgehammer (Geffen)
Guthrie, Gwen - Ain't Nothin' Goin' On But the Rent (Polydor)
Hanson and Davis - Hungry For Your Love (Fresh Fire)
Icehouse - No Promises (Chrysalis)
Jackson, Janet - Nasty (A&M)
Manilow, Barry - I'm Your Man (RCA)
Mazarati - 100 MPH (Paisley Park)
Pet Shop Boys - Opportunities (Let's Make Lots Of Money) (EMI-America)
Prince and the Revolution - Mountains (Paisley Park)
Regina - Baby Love (Atlantic)
Shelley, Pete - On Your Own (Mercury)
Timex Social Club - Rumors (Jay)
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August
Veteran R&B vocalist Chaka Khan teamed with the songwriting and production talents of Scritti Politti for Love Of a Lifetime, another major Dance hit for Chaka. The Doobie Brothers, along with Genesis, can lay claim to being a major Rock band that placed two of its members high on the Dance charts. Ex-Doobie Brother Patrick Simmons scored with So Wrong and Michael McDonald scored with multiple hits, including Sweet Freedom. Utilizing synthesized backing tracks, husband and wife John Smith and Valerie Day, aka Nu Shooz, followed I Can't Wait with another major hit, Point Of No Return.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
Bananarama - Venus (London)
Barry, Claudja - Down and Counting (Epic)
Billie - Nobody's Business (Fleetwood)
Christie, Janice - I'm Hungry For Your Love (Supertronics)
Erasure - Oh L'Amour (Sire)
Flirts - Miss You (CBS Associated)
Guthrie, Gwen - Ain't Nothin' Goin' On But the Rent (Polydor)
Icehouse - No Promises (Chrysalis)
James, Rick - Sweet and Sexy Thing (Gordy)
Khan, Chaka - Love Of a Lifetime (Warner Bros.)
Love and Money - Candybar Express (Mercury)
Madonna - Papa Don't Preach (Sire)
McDonald, Michael - Sweet Freedom (MCA)
Nu Shooz - Point Of No Return (Atlantic)
Pet Shop Boys - Opportunities (Let's Make Lots Of Money) (EMI-America)
Q, Stacey - Two Of Hearts (Atlantic)
Shelley, Pete - On Your Own (Mercury)
Simphonia - You and Me (Cotillion)
Sparks - Music That You Can Dance To (MCA)
Timex Social Club - Rumors (Jay)
Veteran R&B vocalist Chaka Khan teamed with the songwriting and production talents of Scritti Politti for Love Of a Lifetime, another major Dance hit for Chaka. The Doobie Brothers, along with Genesis, can lay claim to being a major Rock band that placed two of its members high on the Dance charts. Ex-Doobie Brother Patrick Simmons scored with So Wrong and Michael McDonald scored with multiple hits, including Sweet Freedom. Utilizing synthesized backing tracks, husband and wife John Smith and Valerie Day, aka Nu Shooz, followed I Can't Wait with another major hit, Point Of No Return.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
Bananarama - Venus (London)
Barry, Claudja - Down and Counting (Epic)
Billie - Nobody's Business (Fleetwood)
Christie, Janice - I'm Hungry For Your Love (Supertronics)
Erasure - Oh L'Amour (Sire)
Flirts - Miss You (CBS Associated)
Guthrie, Gwen - Ain't Nothin' Goin' On But the Rent (Polydor)
Icehouse - No Promises (Chrysalis)
James, Rick - Sweet and Sexy Thing (Gordy)
Khan, Chaka - Love Of a Lifetime (Warner Bros.)
Love and Money - Candybar Express (Mercury)
Madonna - Papa Don't Preach (Sire)
McDonald, Michael - Sweet Freedom (MCA)
Nu Shooz - Point Of No Return (Atlantic)
Pet Shop Boys - Opportunities (Let's Make Lots Of Money) (EMI-America)
Q, Stacey - Two Of Hearts (Atlantic)
Shelley, Pete - On Your Own (Mercury)
Simphonia - You and Me (Cotillion)
Sparks - Music That You Can Dance To (MCA)
Timex Social Club - Rumors (Jay)
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September
After House music dominated club underground in Chicago through much of the early 1980's, Farley 'Jackmaster' Funk, with production assistance from Jesse Saunders, finally brought it into the U.S. Dance charts and the U.K. Pop top 10 in the form of a remake of Isaac Hayes' I Can't Turn Around titled Love Can't Turn Around . Jeffrey Osborne contributed to consciousness-raising of club audiences with his plea for an end to apartheid in South Africa on Soweto. A groundbreaking union of Rock and Rap took place when Run-D.M.C. collaborated with Aerosmith for a remake of Aerosmith's own Walk This Way.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
B-52's - Summer Of Love (Warner Bros.)
Bang Orchestra! - Sample That! (Geffen)
Barry, Claudja - Down and Counting (Epic)
Daily, E.G. - Love In the Shadows (A&M)
Eurythmics - Missionary Man (RCA)
Funk, Farley 'Jackmaster' and Jesse Saunders - Love Can't Turn Around (House)
Guthrie, Gwen - Ain't Nothin' Goin' On But the Rent (Polydor)
Jackson, Janet - When I Think Of You (A&M)
Khan, Chaka - Love Of a Lifetime (Warner Bros.)
Martinez, Nancy - For Tonight (Atlantic)
McDonald, Michael - Sweet Freedom (MCA)
Nu Shooz - Point Of No Return (Atlantic)
Osborne, Jeffrey - Soweto (A&M)
Q, Stacey - Two Of Hearts (Atlantic)
Roy, Barbara - Gotta See You Tonight (RCA)
Run-D.M.C. With Aerosmith - Walk This Way (Profile)
Skipworth and Turner - Can't Give Her Up (Warner Bros.)
Sparks - Music That You Can Dance To (MCA)
Subject - Celebrate (Pow Wow)
Thomas, Evelyn - How Many Hearts (Sea Bright)
After House music dominated club underground in Chicago through much of the early 1980's, Farley 'Jackmaster' Funk, with production assistance from Jesse Saunders, finally brought it into the U.S. Dance charts and the U.K. Pop top 10 in the form of a remake of Isaac Hayes' I Can't Turn Around titled Love Can't Turn Around . Jeffrey Osborne contributed to consciousness-raising of club audiences with his plea for an end to apartheid in South Africa on Soweto. A groundbreaking union of Rock and Rap took place when Run-D.M.C. collaborated with Aerosmith for a remake of Aerosmith's own Walk This Way.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
B-52's - Summer Of Love (Warner Bros.)
Bang Orchestra! - Sample That! (Geffen)
Barry, Claudja - Down and Counting (Epic)
Daily, E.G. - Love In the Shadows (A&M)
Eurythmics - Missionary Man (RCA)
Funk, Farley 'Jackmaster' and Jesse Saunders - Love Can't Turn Around (House)
Guthrie, Gwen - Ain't Nothin' Goin' On But the Rent (Polydor)
Jackson, Janet - When I Think Of You (A&M)
Khan, Chaka - Love Of a Lifetime (Warner Bros.)
Martinez, Nancy - For Tonight (Atlantic)
McDonald, Michael - Sweet Freedom (MCA)
Nu Shooz - Point Of No Return (Atlantic)
Osborne, Jeffrey - Soweto (A&M)
Q, Stacey - Two Of Hearts (Atlantic)
Roy, Barbara - Gotta See You Tonight (RCA)
Run-D.M.C. With Aerosmith - Walk This Way (Profile)
Skipworth and Turner - Can't Give Her Up (Warner Bros.)
Sparks - Music That You Can Dance To (MCA)
Subject - Celebrate (Pow Wow)
Thomas, Evelyn - How Many Hearts (Sea Bright)
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October
As Hip-hop moved steadily closer to the mainstream, Def Jam, one of the leading Hip-hop record labels, expanded into an older, soulful style with the release of Oran 'Juice' Jones The Rain. Following their success producing Janet Jackson, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis helped bring the Human League back to the top of the charts on the sparkling, elegant Human. Cameo, one of the few classic 70's funk bands to maintain their audience into the 80's, reached a commercial peak with the sharp, entertaining Funk of Word Up.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
B-52's - Summer Of Love (Warner Bros.)
Bang Orchestra! - Sample That! (Geffen)
Barry, Claudja - Down and Counting (Epic)
Cameo - Word Up (Atlanta Artists)
Daily, E.G. - Love In the Shadows (A&M)
Five Star - Can't Wait Another Minute (RCA)
Human League - Human (A&M)
Jackson, Janet - When I Think Of You (A&M)
Jackson, Rebbie - Reaction (Columbia)
Jones, Oran 'Juice' - The Rain (Def Jam)
K.T.P. - One Step (Mercury)
Lattisaw, Stacy - Nail It To the Wall (Motown)
Martinez, Nancy - For Tonight (Atlantic)
Nocera - Summertime, Summertime (Sleeping Bag)
Pet Shop Boys - Love Comes Quickly (EMI-America)
Roy, Barbara - Gotta See You Tonight (RCA)
Stewart, Jermaine - Jody / Dancefloor (Arista)
Suzy - Can't Live Without Your Love (Atlantic)
Turner, Tina - Typical Male (Capitol)
Young and Co. - Such a Feeling (Atlantic)
As Hip-hop moved steadily closer to the mainstream, Def Jam, one of the leading Hip-hop record labels, expanded into an older, soulful style with the release of Oran 'Juice' Jones The Rain. Following their success producing Janet Jackson, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis helped bring the Human League back to the top of the charts on the sparkling, elegant Human. Cameo, one of the few classic 70's funk bands to maintain their audience into the 80's, reached a commercial peak with the sharp, entertaining Funk of Word Up.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
B-52's - Summer Of Love (Warner Bros.)
Bang Orchestra! - Sample That! (Geffen)
Barry, Claudja - Down and Counting (Epic)
Cameo - Word Up (Atlanta Artists)
Daily, E.G. - Love In the Shadows (A&M)
Five Star - Can't Wait Another Minute (RCA)
Human League - Human (A&M)
Jackson, Janet - When I Think Of You (A&M)
Jackson, Rebbie - Reaction (Columbia)
Jones, Oran 'Juice' - The Rain (Def Jam)
K.T.P. - One Step (Mercury)
Lattisaw, Stacy - Nail It To the Wall (Motown)
Martinez, Nancy - For Tonight (Atlantic)
Nocera - Summertime, Summertime (Sleeping Bag)
Pet Shop Boys - Love Comes Quickly (EMI-America)
Roy, Barbara - Gotta See You Tonight (RCA)
Stewart, Jermaine - Jody / Dancefloor (Arista)
Suzy - Can't Live Without Your Love (Atlantic)
Turner, Tina - Typical Male (Capitol)
Young and Co. - Such a Feeling (Atlantic)
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November
Hi-NRG, characterized by instantly catchy melody coupled with a quick, pounding beat, became one of the dominant genres of Dance music in the late 1980's. Both the Communards and Dead Or Alive expertly represented the genre. The Communards featured ex-Bronski Beat vocalist Jimmy Somerville's soaring falsetto in a glorious remake of Thelma Houston's Don't Leave Me This Way. Dead Or Alive, with the Stock, Aitken and Waterman production team, continued their pulsing synthesized beats and Pete Burns' aggressive vocals on Brand New Lover. Brilliant, a Dance supergroup of sorts with the ex-leader of the band Killing Joke, a future member of the KLF, and a former vocalist for the Dream Academy, scored a hit with Somebody.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
Anthony and the Camp - How Many Lovers (Warner Bros.)
Bananarama - More Than Physical (London)
Belle Stars - World Domination (MCA)
Brilliant - Somebody (Atlantic)
Brown, James - Gravity (Scotti Bros.)
Cameo - Word Up (Atlanta Artists)
Colonel Abrams - Speculation (MCA)
Communards - Don't Leave Me This Way (MCA)
Dead Or Alive - Brand New Lover (Epic)
Five Star - Can't Wait Another Minute (RCA)
Human League - Human (A&M)
JM Silk - I Can't Turn Around (RCA)
K.T.P. - One Step (Mercury)
Lattisaw, Stacy - Nail It To the Wall (Motown)
Lorber, Jeff Featuring Karyn White - Facts Of Love (Warner Bros.)
Madonna - True Blue (Sire)
Nocera - Summertime, Summertime (Sleeping Bag)
Stewart, Jermaine - Jody / Dancefloor (Arista)
Turner, Tina - Typical Male (Capitol)
Wang Chung - Everybody Have Fun Tonight (Geffen)
Hi-NRG, characterized by instantly catchy melody coupled with a quick, pounding beat, became one of the dominant genres of Dance music in the late 1980's. Both the Communards and Dead Or Alive expertly represented the genre. The Communards featured ex-Bronski Beat vocalist Jimmy Somerville's soaring falsetto in a glorious remake of Thelma Houston's Don't Leave Me This Way. Dead Or Alive, with the Stock, Aitken and Waterman production team, continued their pulsing synthesized beats and Pete Burns' aggressive vocals on Brand New Lover. Brilliant, a Dance supergroup of sorts with the ex-leader of the band Killing Joke, a future member of the KLF, and a former vocalist for the Dream Academy, scored a hit with Somebody.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
Anthony and the Camp - How Many Lovers (Warner Bros.)
Bananarama - More Than Physical (London)
Belle Stars - World Domination (MCA)
Brilliant - Somebody (Atlantic)
Brown, James - Gravity (Scotti Bros.)
Cameo - Word Up (Atlanta Artists)
Colonel Abrams - Speculation (MCA)
Communards - Don't Leave Me This Way (MCA)
Dead Or Alive - Brand New Lover (Epic)
Five Star - Can't Wait Another Minute (RCA)
Human League - Human (A&M)
JM Silk - I Can't Turn Around (RCA)
K.T.P. - One Step (Mercury)
Lattisaw, Stacy - Nail It To the Wall (Motown)
Lorber, Jeff Featuring Karyn White - Facts Of Love (Warner Bros.)
Madonna - True Blue (Sire)
Nocera - Summertime, Summertime (Sleeping Bag)
Stewart, Jermaine - Jody / Dancefloor (Arista)
Turner, Tina - Typical Male (Capitol)
Wang Chung - Everybody Have Fun Tonight (Geffen)
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December
Propelled by a remix from mixmaster Shep Pettibone, New Order set a new standard for electronic Pop in the dance club on Bizarre Love Triangle. After a long gap between albums, Kraftwerk returned with Musique Non Stop, filled with their trademark electronic sounds. Jesse Johnson embraced the origins of Funk by duetting with Sly Stone, leader of the seminal Funk group Sly and the Family Stone, on Crazay.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
Bananarama - More Than Physical (London)
Belle Stars - World Domination (MCA)
Dead Or Alive - Brand New Lover (Epic)
DeBarge, Chico - Talk To Me (Motown)
Expose - Come Go With Me (Arista)
Full Force - Unfaithful So Much (Columbia)
JM Silk - I Can't Turn Around (RCA)
Jackson, Janet - Control (A&M)
Johnson, Jesse (Featuring Sly Stone) - Crazay (A&M)
Jones, Grace - I'm Not Perfect (But I'm Perfect For You) (Manhattan)
Kraftwerk - Musique Non Stop (Warner Bros.)
Lorber, Jeff Featuring Karyn White - Facts Of Love (Warner Bros.)
Lover Speaks - Every Lover's Sign (A&M)
New Edition - Once In a Lifetime Groove (MCA)
New Order - Bizarre Love Triangle (Qwest)
Pointer Sisters - Goldmine (RCA)
Sylvester - Someone Like You (Megatone)
Tia - Boy Toy (RCA)
Wang Chung - Everybody Have Fun Tonight (Geffen)
Williams, James (D Train) - Misunderstanding (Columbia)
Propelled by a remix from mixmaster Shep Pettibone, New Order set a new standard for electronic Pop in the dance club on Bizarre Love Triangle. After a long gap between albums, Kraftwerk returned with Musique Non Stop, filled with their trademark electronic sounds. Jesse Johnson embraced the origins of Funk by duetting with Sly Stone, leader of the seminal Funk group Sly and the Family Stone, on Crazay.
Top 20 Dance Recordings
Bananarama - More Than Physical (London)
Belle Stars - World Domination (MCA)
Dead Or Alive - Brand New Lover (Epic)
DeBarge, Chico - Talk To Me (Motown)
Expose - Come Go With Me (Arista)
Full Force - Unfaithful So Much (Columbia)
JM Silk - I Can't Turn Around (RCA)
Jackson, Janet - Control (A&M)
Johnson, Jesse (Featuring Sly Stone) - Crazay (A&M)
Jones, Grace - I'm Not Perfect (But I'm Perfect For You) (Manhattan)
Kraftwerk - Musique Non Stop (Warner Bros.)
Lorber, Jeff Featuring Karyn White - Facts Of Love (Warner Bros.)
Lover Speaks - Every Lover's Sign (A&M)
New Edition - Once In a Lifetime Groove (MCA)
New Order - Bizarre Love Triangle (Qwest)
Pointer Sisters - Goldmine (RCA)
Sylvester - Someone Like You (Megatone)
Tia - Boy Toy (RCA)
Wang Chung - Everybody Have Fun Tonight (Geffen)
Williams, James (D Train) - Misunderstanding (Columbia)
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THE 80´s COLLECTION - 1986
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DISCONET - 1986 Top Tune Medley
Human League - Human
Gwen Guthrie - Ain't Nothin' Goin' On But The Rent
Club Nouveau - Jealousy
Timex Social Club - Rumors
Level 42 - Something About You
Tina Turner - Typical Male
Simply Red - Money's Too Tight To Mention
Michael McDonald - Sweet Freedom
Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls
Janet Jackson - When I Think Of You
Nocera - Summertime, Summertime
Jennifer Holliday - No Frills Love
Aretha Franklin - Another Night
Taffy - I Love My Radio
Madonna - Papa Don't Preach
Claudja Barry - Down And Counting
Dead Or Alive - Brand New Lover
Secret Ties - Dancin' In My Sleep
Bananarama - Venus
Stacey Q - Two Of Hearts
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1986
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- 001 - dionne warwick & friends - that's what friends are for.mp3
002 - lionel richie - say you, say me.mp3
003 - klymaxx - i miss you.mp3
004 - patti labelle-michael mcdonald - on my own.mp3
005 - mr. mister - broken wings.mp3
006 - whitney houston - how will i know.mp3
007 - eddie murphy - party all the time.mp3
008 - survivor - burning heart.mp3
009 - mr. mister - kyrie.mp3
010 - robert palmer - addicted to love.mp3
011 - whitney houston - greatest love of all.mp3
012 - atlantic star - secret lovers.mp3
013 - carl anderson & gloria loring - friends & lovers.mp3
014 - peter cetera - glory of love.mp3
015 - pet shop boys - west end girls.mp3
016 - billy ocean - there'll be sad songs (to make you cry).mp3
017 - simple minds - alive and kicking.mp3
018 - heart - never.mp3
019 - prince - kiss.mp3
020 - steve winwood - higher love.mp3
021 - huey lewis & the news - stuck with you.mp3
022 - simply red - holding back the years.mp3
023 - peter gabriel - sledgehammer.mp3
024 - starship - sara.mp3
025 - human league - human.mp3
026 - nu shooz - i can't wait.mp3
027 - berlin - take my breath away.mp3
028 - falco - rock me amadeus.mp3
029 - madonna - papa don't preach.mp3
030 - bon jovi - you give love a bad name.mp3
031 - billy ocean - when the going gets tough.mp3
032 - janet jackson - when i think of you.mp3
033 - heart - these dreams.mp3
034 - glass tiger - don't forget me (when i'm gone).mp3
035 - madonna - live to tell.mp3
036 - belinda carlisle - mad about you.mp3
037 - level 42 - something about you.mp3
038 - bananarama - venus.mp3
039 - lionel richie - dancing on the ceiling.mp3
040 - miami sound machine - conga.mp3
041 - cyndi lauper - true colors.mp3
042 - kenny loggins - danger zone.mp3
043 - janet jackson - what have you done for me....mp3
044 - howard jones - no one is to blame.mp3
045 - sly fox - let's go all the way.mp3
046 - robert palmer - i didin't mean to turn you on.mp3
047 - miami sound machine - words get in the way.mp3
048 - bangles - manic monday.mp3
049 - dire straits - walk of life.mp3
050 - boston - amanda.mp3
051 - stacy q - two of hearts.mp3
052 - jets - crush on you.mp3
053 - omd - if you leave.mp3
054 - genesis - invisible touch.mp3
055 - inxs - what you need.mp3
056 - sade - the sweetest taboo.mp3
057 - stevie nicks - talk to me.mp3
058 - janet jackson - nasty.mp3
059 - eddie money - take me home tonight.mp3
060 - jermaine stewart - we don't have to take our....mp3
061 - lisa lisa & cult jam - all cried out.mp3
062 - outfield - your love.mp3
063 - wham - i'm your man.mp3
064 - scritti politti - perfect way.mp3
065 - james brown - living in america.mp3
066 - john cougar mellencamp - r o c k in the u.s.a..mp3
067 - el debarge - who's johnny.mp3
068 - cameo - word up.mp3
069 - van halen - why can't this be love.mp3
070 - mike & the mechanics - silent running.mp3
071 - tina turner - typical male.mp3
072 - john cougar mellencamp - small town.mp3
073 - baltimora - tarzan boy.mp3
074 - mike & the mechanics - all i need is a miracle.mp3
075 - michael mcdonald - sweet freedom.mp3
076 - madonna - true blue.mp3
077 - timex social club - rumors.mp3
078 - dream academy - life in a northern town.mp3
079 - miami sound machine - bad boys.mp3
080 - zz top - sleeping bag.mp3
081 - cars - tonight she comes.mp3
082 - rod stewart - love touch.mp3
083 - shelia e - a love bizarre.mp3
084 - genesis - throwing it all away.mp3
085 - regina - baby love.mp3
086 - arcadia - election day.mp3
087 - elton john - nikita.mp3
088 - phil colins - take me home.mp3
089 - run-dmc - walk this way.mp3
090 - anita baker - sweet love.mp3
091 - moody blues - your wildest dreams.mp3
092 - paul mccartney - spies like us.mp3
093 - starpoint - object of my desire.mp3
094 - daryl hall - dreamtime.mp3
095 - force md's - tender love.mp3
096 - thompson twins - king for a day.mp3
097 - lionel richie - love will conquer all.mp3
098 - george michael - a different corner.mp3
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