Can you name the artist and song:
I got this feeling that my heart’s in danger
I got your letter it was perfectly clear
Havin’ a ball and wishin’ you are here
Last Song: “Word Up” by Cameo from the album Word Up! (1986)
Great job Todd (@TSmith6785), Karen (@dovey_karen), and Treacherous Friend (@AlSwearengen)!!!
If there’s music we can use it
You’re free to dance
We don’t have the time for psychological romance
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Understandibly, this is Europe’s signature song. This is the epitome of ’80s rock, complete with keyboards, guitar, soaring vocals, and big hair. But, Europe is so much more than this song. They have several other great songs (just on this album alone).
This is the umpteenth version of this song. And I still haven’t heard a version I didn’t like. This is a slow ballad version.
Time for some pop funk!
Another smash hit from the legendary Invisible Touch album.
I totally forgot about this one! I remembered it as soon as I heard it. This sounds like a Prince song.
Very underrated song by Cyndi from her True Colors album.
Thank you Family Ties! This 1981 tune got renewed interest and became a smash hit thanks to Alex P. Keaton and Ellen Reed slow dancing and ripping the hearts out of ’80s kids.
Often imitated, but never duplicated, Exposé took the freestyle world by storm in the late ’80s. This was the 3rd single released from their classic debut album Exposure.
Outstanding dance version of the 1972 Bill Withers classic. Club Nouveau’s version hit number 1 for two weeks, and won a Grammy award in 1987 for Bill Withers, as the writer, for Best R&B Song.
I still love this worldwide smash hit from Starship. It was featured in the movie Mannequin. Yesterday, in my opening segment, I mentioned having a girlfriend at this time. We went to see Mannequin in the theater. However, we were in the back of the theater making out most of the time, so I have no idea what happened. I’ll have to go check out that movie again.
Return to the 80s 