Yes, I agree. It started with Men at Work as far as I can remember but 82 still had Air Supply. Still I take 1981 as the best year for pop music all time.
True. Although there still seemed to be a few last gasps of the 70s era in this year as well (Such as "Through the Years", "Cool Night" and "Oh No") While in turn songs such as "Don't you want me" , "I Ran", and "Vacation" could have only come from the 80s.
It seems as if 1982 was sort of the transition year from the vibe and style of the 70s into the 80s. What we get here are a few last gasps of genes that dominated in the previous decade such as California yacht rock and Philly soul while at the same time we get major breakthroughs for new wave, synth pop, and the Minneapolis sound.
40 years ago, with probably the most ludicrous pre-SoundScan sums! Almost all songs here spent at least two weeks at their peak, some a lot more than that! And more than 10 songs were in the top 10 for at least 12 weeks! Some eras never had a single song with at least that many weeks in the top 10!
*Best hit songs from 1982’s year-end chart* 1. Young Turks - Rod Stewart 2. Working For The Weekend - Loverboy 3. Kids In America - Kim Wilde 4. Gloria - Laura Branigan 5. Don’t You Want Me - The Human League 6. Private Eyes - Daryl Hall & John Oates 7. Don’t Stop Believing/Open Arms - Journey 8. Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic - The Police 9. Centerfold - J. Gelis Band 10. Physical - Olivia Newton John 11. We Got The Beat - The Go-Go’s 12. I Love Rock N Roll - Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
While there was still remants of the 70s, 1982 was the moment the 80s really begins with MTV taking off, with new wave really exploding this year. Other genre's managed to thrive such as rock, r&b, and country. I used to think this year was more closer to the end of borderline decent but no this was a truly great year for music with so many classics people still recognize. Even with the early inception of MTV, the decade found it's sound pretty early. If anything, I wanna say that 1982 might actually just be the most diverse year end chart of the 80s, although 1983 would prove to be even better.
*Top 15 best songs that missed the 1982 Year-End:* 1. The Message-Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five 2. Under Pressure-Queen & David Bowie 3. Spirits In The Material World-The Police 4. When All Is Said And Done-ABBA 5. Love Come Down-Evelyn "Champagne" King 6. Twilight-Electric Light Orchestra 7. Promises In The Dark-Pat Benatar 8. You Dropped A Bomb On Me-The Gap Band 9. Situation-Yazoo 10. New World Man-Rush 11. Never Too Much-Luther Vandross 12. Play The Game Tonight-Kansas 13. Theme From E.T. (The Extra Terrestrial)-Walter Murphy 14. Apache-The Sugarhill Gang 15. Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah)-Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
Brilliant brilliant 90percent of these songs u would not get sick off u can play them all day beats anything today.Some hidden beauty gems u just don't get on Radio 📻.Oh hail the 80s greatest decade of all time never to forget part of my childhood.Gorgeous Go Gos Girl Group had a cool year with 3 of their big hits Our Lips Are Sealed also half done by Fun Boy Three
Celebrities appearance in television show in 1982 Markie post = the fall guy Sherman Hemsley = the Jefferson’s Lee majors = the fall guy David Hasselhoff = knight rider
In 1982 January 10= Paul Lynde passed away March 5= John Belushi passed away April 24= Kelly Clarkson be born September 14= grace Kelly passed away November 30= Anne Hathaway be born Also in that year Michael Landon leave in little house on the prairie
Female celebrities are alive in 1982 Lucille ball (71) Farrah Fawcett (35) Markie post (32) Rhea Perlman (34) Shelly long (33) Kristie alley (31) Demi Moore (20) Teri Hatcher (18)
Lulu (34), Karen Carpenter (32), Tina Turner (43), Tina Sinatra (34), Nancy Wilson (28), Nancy Wilson (45), Jennifer Warnes (35), Kiki Dee (35), Donna Summer (34), Pat Wilson (34), Nancy Sinatra (42), Goldie Hill (49), Grace Slick (43), Dee Dee Warwick (40), Toni Basil (39), Roberta Flack (45), Stevie Nicks (34), Dionne Warwick (42), Paula Abdul (20), Nicole Kidman (15), Linda McCartney (41), Barbara Streisand (40), Belinda Carlisle (24), Lucy Wicks (9), Julia Gillard (21), Alison Moyet (21), Diana, Princess Of Wales (21), Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother (82), Queen Elizabeth Ii (56), Deborah O’Neil (21), Olivia Newton-John (34)
Siempre me gusta diferenciar exitos trascendentes de exitos intrascendentes....los 70s y 80s en el balance tuvieron mas exitos trascendentes...de eso no hay duda.
Challenge: rank your top 40 My list: 1982 1. King Crimson - Heartbeat 2. Asia - Heat Of The Moment 3. Asia - Only Time Will Tell 4. Genesis - Abacab 5. ELO - The Lights Go Down 6. Donald Fagen - I.G.Y. (Beautiful World) 7. Robert Plant - Burning Down One Side 8. Stevie Nicks & Don Henley - Leather And Lace 9. Robert Plant - Pledge Pin 10. ELO - 21st Century Man 11. The Police - Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic 12. Foreigner - Waiting For A Girl Like You 13. Vangelis - Chariots Of Fire 14. King Crimson - Matte Kudasai 15. King Crimson - Neal And Jack And Me 16. Rush - Subdivisions 17. The Fixx - Stand Or Fall 18. ELO - The Way Life's Meant To Be 19. Men At Work - Who Can It Be Now 20. ELO - Rain Is Falling 21. The Cars - Shake It Up 22. Jackson Browne - Somebody's Baby 23. Alan Parsons Project - Eye In The Sky 24. Steve Miller Band - Abracadabra 25. King Crimson - Frame By Frame 26. Foreigner - Jukebox Hero 27. ELO - From The End Of The World 28. Duran Duran - Save A Prayer 29. Genesis - Me And Sarah Jane 30. Robert Plant - Moonlight In Samosa 31. Joe Jackson - Steppin' Out 32. King Crimson - Waiting Man 33. Journey - Don't Stop Believin' 34. Billy Joel - Pressure 35. Stevie Nicks - Edge Of Seventeen 36. Foreigner - Break It Up 37. Pete Townshend - Slit Skirts 38. The Police - Secret Journey 39. Genesis - Like It Or Not 40. Steve Winwood - Still In The Game
Engelbert Humperdinck, Roy Orbison, Glen Campbell, Freddie Garrity, Doyle Holly, Kris Kristofferson, Mary Travers, Ricky Valence, Jimmy Ruffin, Donnie Brooks, Mickey Gilley, Shirley Goodman, Clarence Carter, George Wydell Jones, Tom T. Hall
Phil Lynnott (33 years old), Neil Diamond (41 years old), Bill Medley (42 years old), Elton John (35 years old), Jennifer Warnes (35 years old), Thelma Houston (36 years old), Joe Cocker (38 years old), Aretha Franklin (40 years old), Petula Clark (50 years old), Ronnie Wood (35 years old), Paul McCartney (40 years old), Kiki Dee (35 years old), Michael Jackson (24 years old), Stevie Nicks (34 years old), Mick Fleetwood (35 years old), Stevie Wonder (32 years old), John Farnham (33 years old), Bobby Farrell (33 years old), Angus Young (27 years old), Annie Lennox (28 years old), Billy Preston (36 years old), Barry Gibb (36 years old), Dolly Parton (36 years old), Tammy Wynette (40 years old), Robin Gibb (33 years old), Maurice Gibb (33 years old), Steve Winwood (34 years old), Lynsey De Paul (34 years old), Pete Burns (23 years old), Belinda Carlisle (24 years old), Chrissy Amphlett (23 years old), Cliff Burton (20 years old), Curt Smith (21 years old), Tommy James (35 years old), Tiffany (11 years old), Janet Jackson (16 years old), Tom Jones (42 years old), Ringo Starr (42 years old), Richard Pryor (42 years old), James Brown (49 years old), Rodney Dangerfield (61 years old), Andy Williams (55 years old), David Bowie (35 years old), Brian May (35 years old), Roger Taylor (33 years old), Freddie Mercury (36 years old), Joey Tempest (19 years old), Sandra (20 years old), Madonna (24 years old), José José (34 years old), Gloria Estefan (25 years old), Ofra Haza (25 years old), Phil Collins (31 years old), Mick Jagger (39 years old), Keith Richards (39 years old), Howard Jones (27 years old), Michelle Phillips (38 years old), John Phillips (47 years old), Del Shannon (48 years old), Denny Doherty (42 years old), Paul Simon (41 years old), Art Garfunkel (41 years old), John Fogerty (37 years old), Tom Fogerty (41 years old), Doug Clifford (37 years old), Stu Cook (37 years old), Carly Simons (37 years old), Lynn Anderson (35 years old), Nancy Sinatra (42 years old), Frank Sinatra (67 years old), Burton Cummings (35 years old), Eric Burdon (41 years old), Dionne Warwick (42 years old), Luther Vandross (31 years old), John Deacon (31 years old), Bruce Springsteen (33 years old), Brenda Lee (38 years old), Ric Ocasek (38 years old), Benjamin Orr (35 years old), Roy Orbison (46 years old), Kenny Rogers (44 years old), Dan Fogelberg (31 years old), Dan Hartman (32 years old), Jackie Wilson (48 years old), Steven Tyler (34 years old), John Denver (39 years old)
Male celebrities who alive in 1982 Dudley Moore (47) Patrick Swayze (30) Prince (24) David Hasselhoff (30) Pierce Brosnan (29) Bill Cullen (62) Kobe Bryant (4) Jack Lord (62) Garry Moore (67) Richard Dawson (50) Michael Landon (46) Daryl hall (36) John Oates (33) Chadwick Boseman (6) John Davidson (41) Bob Newhart (53) Victor French (48) Richard Chamberlain (48)
Salvador Dalí (78), Burl Ives (73), Greg Ham (29), Greg Guidry (28), Malcolm Turnbull (28), Scott Morrison (14), Neil Sedaka (43), Ray Sawyer (45), Cory Wells (41), Jon Lord (41), Kevin Rudd (25), Tony Abbott (25), Bob Carr (35), Bob Dylan (41), John Phillips (47), Dean Martin (65), Frank Sinatra (67), Perry Como (70), Billy Eckstine (68), Dick Hestall-Smith (48), Sean Lennon (7), Don Everly (45), Phil Everly (43), Willie Nelson (49), Narendra Modi (32), Manmohan Singh (50), Johnny Cash (50), Mike Baird (14), Bob Hawke (53), John Carter Cash (12), Ringo Starr (42), John Entwistle (38), Joe Cocker (38), Joe Biden (40), Jason Bonham (16), David Cameron (16), Boris Johnson (18), Bob Bergen (18), Mel Blanc (74), Dave Dee (41), Dozy (38), Billy Ocean (32), Dave Brubeck (62), George Jones (51), Frank Zappa (42), Don Ho (52), Stan Lee (60), Donald Trump (36), Donovan (36), Frank Sinatra Jr. (38), Mike Smith (39), Greedy Smith (26), Mike Gibbins (33), Tom Evans (35), Pete Combe (34), Sting (31), Barack Obama (21), Fats Domino (54), Bo Diddley (54), Andy Williams (55), Dan Hartman (32), Johnny Rivers (40), Richard Hughes (32), Randy Jo Hobbs (34), Johnny Winter (38), Kenny Loggins (34), Robert Plant (34), Bobby Hebb (44), Eminem (10), Robert Downey Jr. (17), Robert Downey Sr. (46), Tom T. Hall (46), Johnny Nash (42), John Paul Jones (36), Pervis Jackson (44), Zola Taylor (44), Bobby Pickett (44), Kenny Rogers (44), Bruce Channel (42), Engelbert Humperdinck (46), Cliff Richard (42), Roy Orbison (46), Herbie Hancock (42), Danny Barcelona (53), Maurice Gibb (33), Dave Byron (35), Ken Hensley (37), Buddy Guy (46), Buddy Rich (65), Eddy Arnold (64), Billy Idol (27), Ian Stewart (44), Earl Van Dyke (52), Tom Petty (32), Howie Epstein (27), Rod Stewart (37), Michael Martin Murphey (37), Jeff Lynne (35), Smokey Robinson (42), Paul Simon (41), Art Garfunkel (41), Ricky Nelson (42), Alan Parsons (34), Eric Woolfson (37), Alan Buck (39), Jeff Buckley (16), Desmond Dekker (41), Wilson Pickett (41), Cat Stevens (34), Malcolm Roberts (38), Malcolm Yong (29), Angus Young (27), Steve Jobs (27), Steve Wozniak (32), Billy Preston (36), Dr. John (41), Mickey Jones (41), Kin Vassy (39), Percy Sledge (42), Frankie Valli (48), Chris Farlowe (42), Christopher Cross (31), Buck Owens (53), Doyle Holly (46), Jam Master Jay (17), Eazy-E (18), Michael Jackson (24), Sean Connery (52), Bernie Taupin (32), Alex Chilton (32), Thomas Boggs (38), Chris Cross (14), Seth Macfarlane (9), Mario Lopez (9), Justin Trudeau (11), Bill Gates (27), Rowan Atkinson (27), Paul McCartney (40), George Martin (56), Sonny Bono (47), Bono (22), O’Kelly Isley Jr. (45), Bobby Hatfield (42), Bill Medley (42), Denny Laine (38), Jim Reese (41), Albert King (59), B.B King (57), Guy Sebastian (1), Adam Levine (3), Eric Bauza (3), Lil Jon (11), Snoop Dogg (11), Nate Dogg (13), Dr. Dre (17), Steven Tyler (34), Joe Perry (31), Tommy James (35), Tommy Roe (40), Wes Borland (7), Michael Bublé (7), Merv Griffin (57), Lee Hazlewood (53), Meat Loaf (34), Jim Steinman (35), Tony Sheridan (42), Dave Clark (43), Doug Clifford (37), John Fogerty (37), Tom Fogerty (41), Stu Cook (37), Mike Oldfield (29), Russell Hitchcock (33), Johnny Preston (43), Scott McKenzie (43), Denny Doherty (42), Dennis Wilson (38), Brian Wilson (40), Glen Campbell (46), Klaus Voormann (44), Manfred Mann (42), Clem Curtis (42), Ceelo Green (7), Jimi Jamison (31), George Harrison (39), Mick Jagger (39), Keith Richards (39), Charlie Watts (41), Neil Diamond (41), Neil Finn (24), Albert Hammond (38), Peter Frampton (32), Bobby Womack (38), Neil Young (37), Harry Womack (37), Stephen Stills (37), Jimmy Ruffin (46), Eddie Kendricks (43), Karen Carpenter (32), Richard Carpenter (36), Tupac Shakur (11), Ye (5), Justin Tubb (47), Justin Norris (2), Justin Timberlake (1), Paul Anka (41), Jimmy Beaumont (42), Wally Lester (41), Joe Vescharen (42), Mickey Finn (35), Mick Tucker (35), Brian Connolly (37), Steve Priest (34), Barry White (38), Paul Keating (38), John Howard (43), Howard Jones (27), Fergie Fredericksen (31), Phil Collins (31), Marilyn Manson (13), Barry O’Farrell (23), Bill English (31), Vince Clarke (22), John Sebastian (38), Zal Yanovsky (38), Matthew Jay (4), Matthew Wilder (29), Steve Strange (23), Mike Pocaro (27), John Pocaro (28), Andy Bell (18), Andy Gibb (24), Barry Gibb (36), Willen Duyn (45), Bryan Adams (23), Pete Townshend (37), Ed Townsend (53), Kevin Hart (3), Robin Trower (37), Robin Gibb (33), Robin Williams (31), Robbie Williams (8), Leonardo DiCaprio (8), Emmanuel Macron (5), Alex Trebek (42), Pepsi Tate (17), Huey Lewis (32), Peter Noone (35), Elton John (35), Carl Wilson (36), Del Shannon (48), Freddie Mercury (36), Brian May (35), Roger Taylor (33), John Deacon (31), Thinknoodles (5), Israel Kamakawiwo’ole (23), Bill Clinton (36), Axl Rose (20), Jon Bon Jovi (20), Tico Torres (29), Dick Clark (53), George W. Bush (36), Ronald Reagan (71), George H.W Bush (58), Mike Pence (23), Donald Trump Jr. (5), Luther Vandross (31), Al Gore (34), Jeb Bush (29), Jens Bergensten (3), Markus Persson (3), Brendan Fraser (14), Malcolm Fraser (52), Marty Balin (40), Jack Casady (38), Dan Cassidy (32), Dan Peek (32), Gerry Rafferty (35), John Cafferty (32), Jimmy Carter (58), Don Gibson (54), Paul Kantner (41), Spencer Dryden (44), Tommy Ramone (33), Joey Jordison (7), Joey Tempest (19), Joey Ramone (31), Johnny Ramone (34), Dee Dee Ramone (31), William “Wee Gee” Howard (32), Oliver (37), C.J Ramone (17), Rick Astley (16), Marky Ramone (30), Doug Fieger (30), Joe Strummer (30), Dino Connor (8), Jumpin’ Gene Simmons (45), Lemmy (37), Eddie Clarke (32), Phil Taylor (22), Phil Taylor (28), Larry Groce (34), Larry Weiss (41), Glenn Frey (34), Gene Simmons (33), Mark St. John (26), Eric Carr (32), Stiv Bators (33), Eric Carmen (33), Eric Carle (53), Eric Clapton (37), David Bowie (35), Davy Jones (37), Micky Dolenz (37), Peter Tork (40), Stephen Hawking (40)
RyanToysReview (-29), Tommy Roe (40), Elton John (35), Laura Nyro (36), Laura Branigan (30), John Legend (4), Kobe Bryant (4), Sean Lennon (7), Michael Bublé (7), Lorde (-14), Wiz Khalifa (-5), Dan Peek (32), Maurice Gibb (33), Lionel Richie (33), Neil Young (37), Neil Diamond (41), Graham Nash (41), Stephen Stills (37), Eric Woolfson (37), Alan Parsons (34), Joe Biden (40), Gary Moore (30), Phil Lynott (33), Roberta Flack (45), Buddy Guy (46), Guy Sebastian (1), Neil Armstrong (52), Gidget Gein (13), Marilyn Manson (13), Marilyn Martin (28), Colin Hay (29), Greg Ham (29), Mick Jagger (39), Keith Richards (39), Willie Nelson (49), Eddy Arnold (64), Denisdaily (-14), Bill Gates (27), Andrew Peacock (43), Skeeter Davis (51), Steve Winwood (34), Stevie Wonder (32), Daryl Hall (36), John Oates (34), Buddy Miles (35), Mitch Mitchell (36)
Kris Kristofferson =46, Mary Travers =46, Peter Yarrow =44, Noel Paul Stookey =45, Connie Francis =45, Dolly Parton =36, Kenny Rogers =44, John Cena =5, Celiné Dion =4, Simon Le Bon =22, Klaus Voormann =44, Ben E. King =44, Scott McKenzie =43, Phil Everly =43, Don Everly =45, Donald Trump =36, Joe Biden =40, Bono =22, Waylon Jennings =45, Merle Haggard =45, Garth Hudson =45, Engelbert Humperdinck =46, Roy Orbison =46, Glen Campbell =46, Freddie Garrity =46, Mario Draghi =35, Doyle Holly =46, Ricky Valence =46, Donnie Brooks =46, John Paul Jones =36, Bruce Springsteen =33, Eddie Rabbitt =41, Wally Lester =41, Jimmy Ruffin =46, David Ruffin =41, Jimmy Beaumont =42, Joe Cocker =38, David Lee Roth =28, Eddie Van Halen =27, Jimi Jamison =31, Barack Obama =21, George W. Bush =36, Bill Clinton =36, Hillary Rodham Clinton =35, Chuck Norris =42, Dino “Chet Powers” Valenti =45, Willie Nelson =49, Gordon Ramsey =16, Susanna Hoffs =23, Lionel Richie =33, Ivana Trump =33, Ivanka Trump =1, Don Ho =52, Don Henley =35, Dottie West =50, Johnny Cash =50, June Carter Cash =53, Don McLean =37
Percy Sledge (42), Diana Ross (38), Paul Davis (34), Izora Armstead (40), Edwin Starr (40), David Crosby (41), Graham Nash (41), Richard Pryor (42), Neil Young (37), Stephen Stills (37), Willie Nelson (49), Axl Rose (20), Cliff Burton (20), James Hetfield (19), Whitney Houston (19), Morgz Mum (19), Andy Williams (55), Daryl Hall (36), John Oates (34), Peter Cetera (38), Mary Travers (46), Dionne Warwick (42), Engelbert Humperdinck (46), Roy Orbison (46), Per Ygnve Ohlin (13), Billy Preston (36), Thinknoodles (5), Kim Kardishian (2), Justin Tubb (47), Priscilla Presley (37), Sonny Bono (47), Cher (36), Bobby Debarge (26), Jimmy Ruffin (46), David Ruffin (41), Kourtney Kardishian (3), Scott McKenzie (43), Phil Everly (43), Don Ho (52), Matt Monro (52), Stevie Nicks (34), Eric Clapton (37), Carl Wilson (36), Dennis Wilson (38), Joe Cocker (38), Mary Wilson (38), Malcolm Roberts (38), Alan Blakely (40), Barbara Streisand (40), Nancy Sinatra (42), Peter Asher (38), Gordon Waller (37), Eric Woolfson (37), Gary Brooker (37), Malcolm Young (29), Angus Young (27), Don McLean (37), Chris Copping (37), Robin Trower (37), Davy Jones (37), Peter Tork (40), Michael Nesmith (40), Micky Dolenz (37), Johnny Cash (50), June Carter Cash (53), Lee Majors (43), Paul Hogan (43)
1982 Phil Oakey be 25 Michael Landon be 46 Eva Longoria be 5 Beyoncé be 1 Whitney Houston be 19 Karen Carpenter be 32 Farrah Fawcett be 35 Prince be 24 Tom hanks be 26 Sting be 31 Joan Jett be 24 Elton John be 35 Laura Branigan be 28 Denice Williams be 32
Year : 1982 Jennifer Lopez ( alive )/ jack lord ( alive )/ Billie Eillish ( not alive )/ Ariana Grande ( not alive)/ frank Sinatra ( alive )/ Ethel merman ( alive ) / Henry winkler ( alive)/ the kid lardoi ( not alive)/ Victoria justice ( not alive )/ Elizabeth moss ( not alive)/ Britney Spears ( alive )/ Beyoncé ( alive)/ bill Cullen ( alive)/ Natalie Portman ( alive )/ Taylor swift ( not alive)/ Garry Moore ( alive)/ Richard Dawson ( alive )/ Fergie ( alive )/ Paul Newman ( alive )/ Christina Aguilera ( alive)/ Miley Cyrus ( not alive)/ Michelle Pfeiffer ( alive) / Liza Minnelli ( alive)/ Michael Jackson ( alive)/ Greta Garbo ( alive)/ Farrah Fawcett ( alive)/ Mariah Carey ( alive )/ Ashley Tisdale ( not alive)/ dean Martin ( alive ) and Michael Landon ( alive)
@@jaitheminecraftgamer5046 Miley Cyrus/ the kid lardoi/ drake / cardi b / Camila Cabello/ Shawn Mendes / masked wolf and juice wrld are never born in 1982
These rankings never make sense to me. “Don’t Talk To Strangers” reaches No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 for 4 weeks, finishes the year at No. 20. Ranked ahead of it? “You Should Hear How He Talks About You” (peaked at No. 5) and “Key Largo” (peaked at No. 8). Huh?
I believe the two songs you mentioned were higher than "Don't Talk To Strangers" on the 1982 Year-End because of longevity. In some Billboard Year-End lists there are songs that have lower peaks but are placed higher than a couple songs that peaked at #1 or in the top 10 like "Why Me" by Kris Kristofferson for example. The song peaked at #16 but it became the sixth biggest song of 1973 due to it charting for 38 weeks which was pretty rare for 70s singles.
@@masterdriver132 I understand mathematically how it happens. But to compare: >> “Don’t Talk To Strangers” - peak at No. 2 for four weeks, sixteen weeks in Top 40, twenty-one weeks in Hot 100. >> “Key Largo” - peak at No. 8 for two weeks, seventeen weeks in Top 40, twenty nine weeks in Hot 100. So if they award points for every week in the Hot 100, which is how I believe they tallied the year-end rankings, songs could (and did) rack up points by hanging around the bottom half of the Hot 100 chart. What doesn’t make sense to me is that a song would be considered “more popular” because it languished in the bottom half for a longer period of time. I would weight the scoring more heavily on Top Ten or Top 40 performance.
1982 Ariana Grande ( not alive)/ loni Anderson ( alive )/ jack lord ( alive )/ bill Cullen ( alive)/ dean Martin ( alive)/ Rihanna ( not alive)/ Billie Eillish ( not alive) / Farrah Fawcett ( alive)/ Jackie Wilson ( alive)/ Ethel merman ( alive) Taylor swift ( not alive)/ Richard chamberlain ( alive)/ orson Welles ( alive)/ frank Sinatra (alive)/ Valerie Harper ( alive) / Beyoncé ( alive)/ Miley Cyrus ( not alive)/ Henry Winkler ( alive)/ Richard Dawson ( alive )/ Marlo Thomas ( alive ) / Greta Garbo ( alive )/ Fred Astaire ( alive )/ Brendon urie ( not alive) / James Garner ( alive ) and Michael Landon ( alive)
Saw Crosby Stills and Nash Wasted on the Way at # 52 or 53. What about Southern Cross from the same album? I guess this top 100 is more about pop music than real music. #1 Let’s get Physical. Oh my aching back!
Very close to the 70's sound with far less disco/funk/upbeat R&B. A return in the past. UK was more creative. Luckely, thriller album was on works to be released
¿Estas diciendo que estas canciones son porquería? que mente tan cerrada,además eres un troll fanboy repetiste ese mismo comentario varias veces en otros videos.
In 1982 Michael Landon =46 years old Dudley Moore = 47 years old Michael Jackson =24 years old Paula Abdul = 20 years old Tiffany =11 years old Lorene Greene = 67 years old Frank Sinatra =67 years old
