Classic Artist – Mick Mars “Loyal to the Lie”
Start off your week on a good note with something new and classic at the same time with this week’s classic artist Mick Mars. The former guitarist from Motley Crue are back with their...
Monthly Archive: November 2023
Daily Eighties Flashback: Cherrelle “You Look Good to Me”
Three songs from Cherrelle’s 1985 High Priority album hit the Top 40 on Billboard‘s R&B singles chart. On this date that year, the first of that trio of songs, “You Look Good to Me,” rose...
Daily Eighties Flashback: Jim Carroll Band “People Who Died”
The Jim Carroll Band never hit Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart, though they did bubble under once. On this date in 1980, that song, “People Who Died,” began its eight-week run on the Bubbling Under...
25 Years Ago in the Nineties: Divine “Lately”
Divine hit the Top 40 with both songs they placed on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart. Exactly 25 years ago, the first and biggest of those hits, “Lately,” rose to the top of the chart...
Daily Eighties Flashback: Genesis “No Reply at All”
Three songs from Genesis‘ 1981 Acadab album hit the Top 40 on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart. On this date in 1981, the first of that trio of songs, “No Reply at All,” rose to a...
Daily Eighties Flashback: Nick Straker Band “Straight Ahead”
The Nick Straker Band made three appearances on Billboard‘s Dance chart. On this date in 1982, the last of that trio of songs, “Straight Ahead,” rose to a peak position of number 12.
Birthday of the Week: Randy Newman
This week’s Birthday of the Week is Randy Newman, who turns 80 on Tuesday. To commemorate his milestone, let us know your favorite Randy Newman song. Mine is “You’ve Got a Friend in...
Daily Eighties Flashback: Earl Thomas Conley “Holding Her and Loving You”
All four songs from Earl Thomas Conley’s 1983 Don’t Make It Easy on Me album that appeared on Billboard‘s Hot Country Singles chart hit number one. Exactly 40 years ago, the second of those four...
Saturday Morning Cartoons: Captain N: The Game Master
Captain N: The Game Master originally aired on NBC from 1989 to 1991. The show’s theme music was composed by Shuki Levy and Haim Saban.
Daily Eighties Flashback: Stacy Lattisaw “What You Need”
Two songs from Stacy Lattisaw’s 1989 What You Need album hit the Top 40 on Billboard‘s R&B singles chart. On this date that year, the first of that pair of songs, the album’s title track,...
