Most Popular Song Each Month in the 80s REACTION
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Damn, the 80s was absolutely wild. Bangers after bangers after bangers.
Yes sir! And then I was born.
@@zonedout5998 So it's your fault?
@@SpaceCattttt it always is.
@@zonedout5998 crap im laughing so much!! I was born in '85 so maybe it'ts my fault too
damn yes
I really feel bad for those who didn't grow up during the 80's. I was 17 in 1984, and consider myself blessed to this day.
I was also 17 in 84. I was born in 67. Such a great time to experience our teens and have song with lyrics with meaning and just great music. .
I'll be 17 in 2023 unfortunately, but at least I have my 66 year old dad to tell me all the stories of the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s to me :)
The 90s were also a pretty good decade to grow up in.
i feel the same but then for the 90's, and people after me have this with the 00's, etc etc xD
I was 15 in 1980. I could not have asked for better timing.
One of the things I loved so much about 80's music, is that it wasn't about genres, it was about being new, exciting, fun, blending, & above all, we didn't take ourselves too seriously 😊
True and the songs were about the movies and MTV and VH1. It changed the world of music for us for we could see what we we’re listening too.💕❤️❤️♥️🙏
@@christienelson1437♥
Ah, the '80s. It had its problems, but the music wasn't one of them. So glad I grew up with these songs! :)
It's problems? What decade doesn't have those? 80's were the highpoint of the Western civilization.
80's were great. the simplier things in live mattered more. people don't appreciate anything nowadays. their too worried about what gender they are.
@@aaronantonopoulos1952 Some people in 80's would say the same about 30's or 40's. And some people in 30's would say the same about 19th century. Just replace the issue of gender with other societal problems. And you can continue up to at least ancient Greeks. Were they all right?
@@NarynbekGilman Nah, every decade had it's problems and every decade had it's moaners but the folk esp after 2010 are uniquely 'soft'. Feelings started to matter more than facts and various ideologies such as gender started to get promoted. And anyone who doesn't subscribe to em started to get cancelled, a phenomenon which only got worse as social media started to encroach upon human interactions.
@@zahrans 'canceling' is essentially a form of boycotting which comes from time immemorial. And it usually doesn't really ruin people's lives. If it does, it's for really serious reasons. Also, in general, 'canceling' can help hold people accountable. I guess there are other arguments but it's a whole another talk. And you are saying "soft" as if you know about the "softness" of people throughout the whole of history, which I bet you don't. Because of social media, which you've mentioned for your statements, I even doubt it's a case in our times. That's why I'm also doubtful about your type of 'canceling'. Now, how does the importance of feelings over facts manifest itself?
this is the reason 80s are great… every month there was a new incredible song 🤟🏻😎
Every WEEK there was a new incredible song!
And a lot of songs werent mentioned
One in each musical genre
@@markpriest5064 At least!
@@Kulsarieff You're right, but the video is 19 minutes already!
I love 80's music it was so fun. Madonna and Michael ruled that list.
Shush now
@@cahillgreg what’s your problem?
I personally don’t really like either artist’s music. I preferred the classic rock genre when it came to the 70’s and 80’s. 90’s pop is where it was at
@@neivebroughton4723 I mean they both had multiple 90s hits and Michael had quite a few rock songs as well.
@@neivebroughton4723 I like some songs, but they were also marketed the most around the world. 80s pop was definitely bigger than 90s though.
It's crazy how many of these people we've lost: Whitney, Michael, George, Prince... it's so sad...
One day it will be you and me. Where all just little bits of sand going through the hour glass of time.
@@nemasis3134 Jesus Christ, chill my dude
@@kaivdm04 Chill? I don't think your using the word right 🤣
John Lennon! Freddie Mercury! David Bowie!, Aretha Franklin!
Also Jeff + Mike Porcaro (Toto), Rob Pilatus (Milli Vanilli), and Marie Fredriksson (Roxette).
@@nemasis3134 No, he's using it right. Relax, chill, don't get yourself worked up.
Best decade ever. Music, movies, TV shows, video games. Everything just exploded. We had so many musical icons at the same time, it was amazing.
Indeed
somehow michael still dominated in that super competitive era
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The 80's THE BEST TIME!
I grew up with these songs. I'm 48. I'm impressed with your knowledge of the music from the 80's. You seem to really be enjoying the songs. 70s and 80s were the best decades for music.
Another 73 baby.... great 😀
73 here too!
You can say the same for the 90s and early 2000s too. This new era is something else
Born '71 and I totally agree with your comment...
90s was the last decent era for music I believe, early to mid 90s then it all went down hill
Makes me emotional thinking back to my childhood in the 80's and realize all those that were around back then both in personal life and not are no longer with us.
Notice how happy and uplifting these songs were, the 80s was an amazing time for me I was 13 in 1980 it kinda reflects how the mood was no fear playing out no nasty lyrics just a great great time miss being young.
I was 11 when the eighties began and 21 when the decade ended. So yeah, I was immersed in this music during some very formative years.
And then you went raving?
Born in 74, these definitely were the years that formed me.
Me 2
Same. The 80s was the greatest Decade of music. Yeah, I said it.
Same here!
@@professionalvampire1 same here
You’re 45?
In 1980 I was 7/8 yers old, in 1989 I was 16/17 years old. Best times growing up, best 10 years of any decade. I was blessed!
One of the stupidest comments I've seen on this page, yet, lol. "Best 10 years of any decade", obviously you don't know too much about the 20th century. Anyone who thinks the 80s are going to go down in history as "the best ten years of any decade" has been living with their head up their a** their whole lives. Get some taste. PS: I'm Class of '87.
@@TTM9691 there’s always going to be one. What a f***ing idiot I’m on about music! To me it was it shaped me into what I am today. Apart from other tings it is known that what you listen to can mould your future. Anyway if you don’t like it then that’s your personal opinion. Obviously you must of had a shitty 80’s.
@@softshallow7435 Who DIDN"T have a shitty 80s? lol. If you weren't having a shitty 80s, you were probably part of the problem! :P
@@TTM9691 Well, you on the other hand are just rude and vulgar in your comment. And with complete lack of global perspective. Every person's view is different, based on the country they grew up in, upbringing, environment, experiences, even age.
Please don not come and argument with bloody Reagan, Thatcher, Cold War, AIDS or any of that...
@@softshallow7435 Pay no attention to the stupid troll. He is probably butthurt cause his 80's where shitty and feel the need to project that into everybody else.
I'm exactly your age, and feel exactly the same way as you. Best decade of my life. Nothing can touch it, i wouldn't have grown up in any other decade if i could choose it, period!
Every song is engraved in my heart forever. I'm so glad I was around as a teen in the 80's, I was 15 through to 25, Very special time with brilliant artists. Long live the 80's. ❤️❤️❤️
The 80's were such a magical time..
Born in 70', these are the songs of my teen years. Only songs I didn't know were British hits and know and love everything from 83' on. MJ, Madonna, Whitney my Top 3.
And it all took off with MJ in 83'.
Me too
This! Also born in 70.
MJ dominated
Me too. Geez did we have fun
Born in '74, and I have all kind of memories of these songs. Many of them cheesy, 'cos, y'know, '80s. :P
In George Michael's song, One More Try, the line , "There are things that I don't want to learn," refers to falling for someone, only to have them break your heart. He goes on to say, "So I don't want to learn to
Hold you, touch you
Think that you're mine
Because it ain't no joy
For an uptown boy
Whose teacher has told him goodbye, goodbye, goodbye.
IIRC All the girls loved George but young lads did not!😁
One of my favourites just an absolute brilliant song
@@DavetheNord Which is somewhat unfortunate, since George much preferred the lads.
@@Jaspertine hehe Quite!
My parents used to say 60s best ever decade for music and yes it was amazing. Now I'm telling my kids 80s best ever decade for music.
I forgot about the impact of these songs throughout the 80s, and the beginning of the amazing careers in music of Madonna and Whitney Houston, and when George Michael became a solo artist. It was one crazy decade with lots of great hits!
I live that you love so many of these 80’s songs! I was born in 1979 and these songs were my childhood and I feel like they are better than music now.
That's not difficult... Today's music is fuking shit!! But even if today's music was good there was so many classic songs in the 80's that nothing could beat it. Period.
Hey, my brother was born that year! And I agree. '80s music may be campy sometimes, but at least it knows how to have a freaking TUNE!
Best Decade of Music Ever
70s of course...
@@barry0709 I loved the 80's but the best decade without doubt was the 60's
@@Lynnwoody1 Are we forgetting about the 50s???
@@backscrasher2282 yes there's nothing to remember about the 50's lol
After the 70's, LMBOOTYOFF 🤣
I was a teen from 82 to 89 so the 80s music is special to me. Watching this has made me so happy. Thank you
I graduated in 1986..!! The music and the quality of life was absolutely off the charts..!! I feel sorry for those who were not able to experience that decade..!!
I just had a decade long flash back of my 20's. So many memories. Wow.
Damn 83 was a phenomenal year for music....also the year I was born! It was also the year the 80s sound really took off...there was still a little bit of lingering disco era before that.
Interesting take as posted something similar. Feels like early 80's the 70's disco stuff still lingers before a definite 80's sounds comes into being.
1983 was the best year for pop music since the rock era began in 1955. Pop music peaked around 1996 and has been precipitously getting worse ever since.
This is the sound of my youth. I can distinctly remember these songs at parties and who I partied with. Being in my fifties, this is pure nostalgia. Thank you for showing such an appreciation for the music of the decade that made me into a person.
It's actually insane how many classic songs came out of the 80's
Everybody wants to rule the world. Puts a smile on face every time. Indeed.
Me every time Wham/George Michael appeared: “Yeah, you’d better be putting that thumb up!” 😂 But you did. Every time. And don’t feel bad, I lived through the 80’s and didn’t know some of those songs.
Yeah same here! 😂
Yay George!!! ❤️ I think knowing or not knowing some of these songs depends on where you grew up. I’m Australian, in my mid 50’s and I didn’t know 3 of them. Also, very bummed out that Band Aid wasn’t included. ☹️💖💜
@@turdferguson400 I had the same thought as soon as the USA For Africa song popped up. In the UK I think it was #1 but in America it never quite got there.
The 80s were the best decade for pop music! There were maybe 2 songs that I didn't remember vividly. And these were just the number ones for each month! There were so many more great ones!!!
You can get all these songs for free, you were born in the right decade
LOL LOL LOL
The 80s was like ten years of the guys who whogot caught li lipsylncking
I was a teen in the 80’s , graduated in 1990 and all these songs were played at our homecoming dances and prom. The absolute best song at all of our dances was Thriller and we all got out on the floor and did the Thriller dance was the best time ever
These are my teenage years - I was 12 in 1980 - so much great music! If this was an Australian list, INXS and crowded house would definitely have been in there too.
Me also
That's a good age. I was only 4 in 1980. Wish I had been a little older, but my earliest possible memories at all are of music. I can recall only as far back as the halfway point of 80 when new songs were debuting. I used to like the songs "Rainy Night" by Eddie Rabbit, "Hungry Heart" by The Boss, "Arthur's Theme" by Christopher Cross and a lot of others. I can't recall actual events until I was about 5 (that's true w/ most people), but I do remember music because I had older sibs who lorded over the radio and TV and had MTV/radio on all the time and I, myself, would fall asleep after listening to a radio every night. So I got music pumped into my little brain like a prodigy.
INXS was big in the US, too. Don't Dream, It's Over is a great song to this day, but I don't know how well Crowded House stuck after that. I have old Vh1 docus on various 80s years and in the 1981 one that I re-caught a few months ago, the lead singer of Men At Work was talking about how the US market was the last one they had all kinds of trouble breaking into until they finally did and instantly blew up. Beds Are Burning by Midnight Oil was a hit in the States, too. Like that song.
hello libby from long island new york, i was also 12 in 1980, our teenage years had great music.
Same here! Loved me some INXS and Crowded House... surprised none of the Go-Gos' songs made it on the list.
Michaels meant he didn't want to learn about breaking up and getting a broken 💔
I guess the teacher is “life”
As an kid growing up in the 80s UK ... this is the soundtrack to my childhood right here! So much nostalgia listening to this.
We definitely got some fantastic new romantic and synth-pop stuff that didn't make it to the states though. Like in America, Soft Cell and The Human League are seen as one hit wonders, but for us a lot more of their singles entered the mainstream. Going just by sheer quantity of amazing songs, the UK won the 80s in my opinion. We had the new romantics, the synth-pop, the new wave of british heavy metal, amazing R&B/soul singers like Billy Ocean, Alison Moyet, and Rick Astley, post-punk and goth music, and so on. It's like we had the best bands while the US had the most notable solo artists.
The 80s was such a great era for music 🥺
So did the 70s
Loved the 80s . This was the hay day for MTV so sad its gone. Thank you for bringing all these great times back to light.
Out of all reactors to 80s bangers, your reactions are my favourite… it’s great that someone from younger generations appreciates all these classics
I’m hoping that the ones you haven’t reacted to yet will be checked, guaranteed you won’t be disappointed
You are one of the first reactors i began watching. I love watching your excitement as each song rolled through. 70's is my favorite era but no one can deny the great music of the 80's. Nothing holds a memory like a song!!
1980s best decade of music ever...so glad I was a kid and teen during that time simply an amazing time for music, movies, and TV. I feel so blessed to experienced every second of it
Music from the 80's is the best! 💯
Officially my favorite video you've ever reacted to! You knew the words & sang with almost every song. You had the biggest smile the whole time. The 80's were a blast! Thanks Jay!
mj dominated
@@AC-mp7cx He dominated children yea.
The 70s were even better,,
I was born in ‘77 and this just took me back to my childhood. Loved it, thank you ☺️
It's crazy, the 80's were the real start of electronic music with affordable small production hardware that gave exposure to a bunch of indepedant artists. One-hit wonders, short lived careers or long term artists alike, the 80s are just full of instants classics of real artists that loved the craft outside of the money machine industry we have today.
Very well put. I love listening to A Flock Of Seagulls with "I Ran (So Far Away)".
@@MichelKulmann Wishing (If I Had A Photograph Of You) is their other big hit, also a great song.
1984 slapped, hard - man, I was 10 and have almost all of this still on vinyl 🙌🏼❤️
TRY 1976 and 1979,, Now they slapped just as hard
This made me SO happy!!! The decade of my youth & watching you just loving it ❤ THANK YOU for having such a wonderful open mind to all kinds of music ❤
I agree.... born in '71... also grew up with these songs. Brings back great memories...
@@rebeccasimantov5476 '69 here 💜
I remember Lambada being one of the most massive hits i've ever witnessed. . It was absolutely EVERYWHER for one sommer.
One of my favorites as well.
A little bit of trivia in April 1981 the song "Shut upa your face" kept the fantastic "Vienna" by Ultravox off the number 1 spot, that makes me ashamed to be a Brit 😔. Loving you singing along you can't help it with these 80's tunes, it's great to see someone discovering these songs and enjoying them, while it brings back great memories for me, you can't beat the 1980's for fun music.
Hahaha Batdance by Prince always makes me smile...crazy tune, it's a rollercoaster of a song..... "Hey Duckie...let me stick the seven inch in the computer" is a line that will go over so many heads...it's worth a listen. Prince did the soundtrack for the first Batman movie with Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson as the Joker. Lemon crush and The Future are my favourite tracks on that
Born in 1969 and and I LOVE this recap of my musical timeline ❤️
Just came across your channel as someone born in 1969, this my childhood and the birth of MTV. 1983 really kicked things into high gear! Fun video!
Great List! I would have thought Peter Gabriel’s “In Your Eyes” and Soul II Soul’s “Back To Life” and like the entire Purple Rain Soundtrack songs by Prince (those released) would have been there. And where is Duran Duran!!!! However, I really loved this and I am so happy to have grown up listening to all of this music. Thanks for your reaction!
I'm blessed to have been born in time, for this music. In the 80s, PL was still behind the "iron curtain" but this great music still trickled through it.
I'm 47 and i totally believe that 80's was the best decade for music !
And the '70's... btw I'm 50.
I was born March 20, 1969. These songs take me from 10 years old to 20 years old. Childhood to young adulthood. My goodness, what a time to be alive!! After 40 years, I'm glad these songs are still being appreciated today! 😁
Born April 23, 1969. Pretty much the same.
@@donaldshrader4612 Yep, just born about a month apart. I definitely think we grew up in a great time for music and movies.
So nice to see you smiling so much and enjoying this music! Such a huge difference from when I started watching you almost 2 years ago!
I love seeing someone not from this generation and loving the 80’s. You have great taste😉 Glenn Medeiros’ version is really good.
My parents used to karaoke “Lady in red” 🤣
The 70s were just as good EASY ,,
ok, your ability to sing along with so many of these has definitely made me sub. you’re awesome 😃
Ok I was born in 1979 I totally loved this video and all those great 80s songs this was definitely a trip for me down my childhood memory lane such a great time back in the day all of those great songs by those amazing artist honestly not go wrong at all with all of those great songs so much enjoyment
The 80’s was a great time. Awesome music, blockbuster movies, talented artists. It was the beginning of the internet. So many great memories
The internet didn't really get going until the mid 90's.
Same with the 70s Huge songs Bands from the 70s QUEEN ACDC THE EAGLES BOSTON TOTO JOURNEY AEROSMITH Just to name a SMALL SAMPLE of BANDS FORMED IN THE 70s
This took me from age 5 to 15, my formative years. So glad they were so diverse. I'm still sorry for buying Shaddup Ya Face, Ultravox's Vienna so should've been number 1 🥺
me too my childhood was defined by these songs.
I was born in 1985 and my childhood was music from the 60s, 70s and 80s. I love it! ❤
I was in my 20's when the 80's music came out, LOVED them!! xx
Damn this is like a chronological order of my childhood through my early teens. Every one of these songs were played at every job I ever had and played constantly on MTV. You couldn't escape them. I still to this day all these years later get tortured at work with these songs on a daily basis.
This was a GREAT blast to the past! A 75 baby, I really began remembering all the ones mainly from 1983 forward. I had forgotten about that Glen Madeiros song and is instantly started singing! “Lady in Red” was about the singer’s wife I believe. You definitely should react to more Phil Collins and Genesis. And if you haven’t already, to “La Bamba” which always makes me think of the movie and “Ritchiiiiiiiiie!!!”
I was fourteen when the Eighties started and twentyfive when they ended... These were the songs of my youth... My life was pretty crappy then but looking back? Boy, I'd love to do that decade allll over again!
Ahhhhh…..my high school years! There were only 3 or so that I didn’t hear on the radio in the 80’s.
Thanks!
Thank you for this trip down memory lane from 5th grade until I was a sophomore in college! I still remember every word to every song. What a great reaction!!!
If you loved A Careless Whisper and One More Try from George Michael, then you’ve got to listen to A Different Corner. Yet another of his beautiful ballads. 🙏🏼
'Praying for Time' is another one that really showcases his voice and song writing ability.
Aaaahhhhh the 80s!!! There will never be another decade like it music wise... I became a teenager in '81 and turned 21 in '89. It just doesn't get more 80s than that!!!!!
Oh my gosh, memories of childhood through graduation just came flooding back. 1984, 1985, 1986 were great years. Radio and MTV. Such vivid memories. I didn't realize Jay was a fan of Tear for Fears. Very cool. I really appreciate his commentary. Listening to music with him brings me joy.
I don't know if it's because I grew up in the 80s being born in 76 but this my favorite decade for.music
In case no-one has already mentioned it, Shakin' Stevens is OFFICIALLY the biggest selling artist of the entire 80s here in the uk! He also holds the record for most appearances on Top of the Pops 😊 Amazing decade of stunningly good and shockingly bad songs but the memories are all gold 🥰
33 top 40 songs. You can't argue with statistics.
These were the most popular songs in England during those months. Nobody (okay, a few of us) know Bucks Fizz and Shakin' Stevens in the states. But they are worth a listen to.
It's a weird list. It certainly isn't compiled from just the UK charts because Frankie Goes To Hollywood and Band Aid would be in it (for example). My guess is it's a bit of a random mixture of US and UK chart hits, with some songs included through personal choice. 'Smooth Criminal' wasn't the most popular song of Jan 1989 in either territory - it didn't even make the Top 5. It's still a fun collection of songs, though.
grew up in the 80a as a teen and i think i didnt know 1 or 2 songs out of them all...great decade to grow up in
It makes me so happy how much you love One More Try by George Michael. 🥰 It’s one of my favorite songs of all time. The “teacher” is a metaphor. It’s not about abuse. It’s about being in a relationship with a more experienced older lover who broke his heart and so he’s afraid to love again. He doesn’t want to learn how to love someone else again because he’s afraid he will also have to learn heartbreak.😥
It's kind of like Hot For Teacher by Van Halen.
Jay Great Reaction. You’re getting to know a lot of 80s music glad I was here to watch you discover them.😀👍❤️✌️🌼
I LOVED this reaction video! One great hit after another. And the look on your face as you recognized the ones you knew was priceless. This put a big smile on my face just like yours. Thumbs up for the whole thing! 👍😁👍
You still have to discover more George . There are so many George songs that followed this which show such vulnerability and emotion in his voice. There’s so many of them that bring me to tears. Keep discovering more of George’s music because you will be hooked for the rest of your life.
This was such an awesome idea you had! I love how it starts with MJ. SO many good songs, some I did not know either though.
Definitely would love you to react to 90's, 70's, 2000, etc...
Thank you Jay, that was a great reaction video! It was fun to revisit my childhood memories (I was 4 in 1980, 13 in 1989). And I agree 100% with your "Thumbs up" list ;
Excellent video!! I loved watching you react to these classic 80s songs!! There is great music from every decade, you just have to take the time to listen to them. Keep up the good work; you are a joy to watch!!
Just to let know that the guy playing the guitar in David Bowie’s “Let’s Dance” is Stevie Ray Vaughan!!!!!!Her plays on that album!!!!!
Apparently Stevie was pretty upset that the video clip made it look like Bowie was playing the guitar solo himself 😅
This channel is great. Love your vibe man.
Thank you
All of it you can't go wrong with 80's music. Every time you shop in a store, they play 80's. These artist didn't have the advice tech we have today, and home computers were new. But they used their own talent and the new tech in creative ways.
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE HOW MANY 80s HITS U KNOW N ROCK TO. U r impressive. Thank u.
The 80's were my day - age 15 to age 25. I'm shocked that maybe 5% of these songs I'd never heard of! Where was I? I listened to the radio every day! lol Such good memories and I'm so impressed how many you knew, young man! Love your reactions!
That was the sound of my youth. And even then we were quite aware that we were living in a very special and creative musical era.
Oh yeah.... Very much so... i got reminded of that every week with each song/album that came out... 😉
Loved this Jovaughn. So many memories. Thankyou 😊
I worked at a gym that only played 80s music so this brings back memories
My take on the line you're referring to from One More Try
He had his heart broken in a previous relationship, so this time he doesn't want to fall in love, so he doesn't want to learn to be emotional in this one, didn't want to think she was his, because the previous time when he did learn those things, he was ultimately told goodbye.
"Let's Dance" album by David Bowie is my favorite because of Stevie Ray Vaughan doing the guitar on it!!! Enjoying this video!! I think there's others for different decades. Would love to see you react to those as well!!
This goes from "Batdance" by Prince which I've never heard of before and sounds....um.. different... to one of my favorites "Right Here Waiting" by Richard Marx. Talk about change of mood 🤣
Batdance was a number one hit!!
And Nile Rodgers
When Let's Dance came I didn't know who played guitar only that I liked the sound. Five years later I spoke with a guy that told me "You got to listen to SRV he is great". Since then I see Strevie Ray as one of the greatest
so many great reactions to come with all these wonderful songs.
I just stumbled onto this video and almost didnt view it because usually when young people react to what I think is the greatest decade of music is they just dont realize the impact has on music today! So many songs are sampled and young people think its original till they hear the right version and instantly fall in love with these classics. What I am impressed by is that a young man like yourself knows so many of these songs it makes me smile because not only did I introduce these songs to my kids now I get to introduce these songs to my grandchildren and just makes me smile because they love these classics also! Love this reaction cant wait to see more!! You Rock!!!
If only we could all go back and live through the 80’s again!
My cousin introduced me to 80s music 10 years back or so. So happy to see other people delve into that world. 80s music rocks!
TRY The 1970s Bostons More than a feeling 1976 ,Totos Hold the line1978 Mj Rock with you Aug 1979 .. Prince I wanna be your lover 1979,, Dancing Queen By Abba 1977, ,Cary on way word son By Kansas 197,,6 Brick House The Commodores 1976 ,,Car Wash 1974 ,, Blondies Heart of Glass 1978 ,Rod Stewart Da ya think im sexy 1978 ,, Rod Stewart Hot Legs 1977, Are Just a few very big songs from the 1970s
@@theodoreritola7641 70's? Will do. Thanks. Let me add them...will listen to them tonight.
ENJOY youl be a 70s fan FAST I PROMISE
Love the 80's music even through I grew up in the 60's. I just love music period! So many great artist. You can not ever get bored!!!
That is pretty wild to have so many iconic artists and hits ... the 80's were something else.So much diversity in music. If you ran today's top hits like that they would be all sound the same. Glad I grew up in the 70's and 80's.
Jay, this was awesome!! So much fun.
I'd love to see the '70s and '90s -- every decade they have! That was a fun ride. Do them all.
Try the song Daz By The band Brick From 1975 , The video cover with the cigar in the mans mouth ,, ENJOY SOME 70s FUNK