Every Number 1 Of The 80's (Part 2) UK ♫
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2011
- Every Number One Of The Eighties.
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Watch Part 3.
I have done a sixties and a seventies version, so check them out if you enjoyed this out :) 
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Brilliant music then, the 80s you will never beat. 💯.
The best decade for music ever, stuff I listen to every day on my playlist. When music was music and lyrics actually meant something. Somehow it seemed like a simpler time and I wish I could go back there and relive it all.
I am with you
Thanks for posting. lots of memories of simpler times growing up where your only worry was if it would be raining and you wouldn't be able to go out and play. :-)
A memory from every track...good and bad .Happy days :)
Interesting that Let It Be for Ferry Aid came in at #1, but the original only made it to #2 in the UK. They sure do love their charity singles!
Something curious is that you think of a number 2 as "only" can you imagine having the second most listened to song in an entire country? a number 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, all of those are hits
Charity singles were seen as a bit of a joke and never hits at all until Band Aid came along,and then the age of the hit single for charity was born!
thank you for pulling this together, great memories. Cheers 😯
i shouldve been born in the 80's never mind the 90's, there are so many songs that were number 1 in this decade that are awesome!
I can't believe these songs are this old.....
Wow...Great what you have done here...lots of memories :)
The 80,s what a decade!!!
oh yes
Julie McNamee I started high school in 1980 and graduated from university in 1989. These songs, minus the few that didn't make it to the US, bring back so many memories of a decade where I went from a kid to an adult. It's funny how hearing a song can make you remember something or feel something from the past.
This time had so many good songs, wish I could have enjoyed it then in this generation
+May Morgan No matter when you were born, you can still enjoy it. Just be grateful it's here for us.
hisbean i can but not in concert like times back then
May Morgan
I fully understand that feeling. I was a teen during the 80's, but was never able to go to any concerts. I wish I had.
Brings back tons of memories of the furor over *"Relax".*
You bought it because it was wickedly brilliant, you bought
because it was banned. *And you bought the t-shirt too!!*
Thanks for posting! ꜰʀᴀɴᴋɪᴇ ꜱᴀʏ ʀᴇʟᴀx!
@thesourceenforcer Sorry I must have missed that one out, thanks for watching.
Funny how songs can take you back I got to know most of these songs from my cousin who was a dj and had a mobile disco id help him load the decks up and blast these tunes out . Thanks for uploading these must have took you hours or days to compile this lot.
This is fantastic lot of songs thank you
With the exception of We Are The World, You'll Never Walk Alone, Dancing In The Street, and The Chicken Song Part 2 was full of great songs. Wham should have been called "George Michael and the other guy". Madonna was better in the early years. Miss the great Ms. Houston. The Pet Shop Boys really made some great music. SAW was beginning their domination of the charts. Loved Mel and Kim. Yes Part 2 was great!!
SAW?
Geils Sila SAW stands for Stock Aitkin and Waterman who were a trio of music producers who dominated the charts in the late 1980s. Just Google them and find out more.
Thank you so much for part 1 & 2! Love them!
A genuine Rick Roll at 11:25 :D
just pure quality
Great compilation bro!
Again, brilliant. Thanks
Good fun. Thanks.
At first I was sad reliving the music of my youth... then I cheered considerably thinking of how, in 30 years, the poor bastards get to reminisce with Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber.
There needs to be a playlist for this
You didn't miss it out it was 3/10/1987 and you've listed the B side of Pump up the Volume - Anitina
You're sort of my hero for collecting all these together, just saying.
Maybe it's the wine, but God almighty, this music is streets ahead of Justin Bieber, One Direction, and Lady Gaga.
Brilliant! A fantastic trip down memory lane when music was class....what happened to Part 3 though? Please post it as soon as you can.
I was wondering that too! Was really enjoying them up until then.
I remember 1985 specifically for one reason:- three songs called the power of love. by Frankie goes to hollywood, Jennifer Rush, and Huey Lewis and the news. where was the latter?
It was No.1 in the U.S Charts but only got to No.9 in the UK Charts.
A pity, that part 3 is down. But thx for all other parts!
Exellent. cheers pal.
Spot on....
OMG just relived my wild days I remember all but two crap ones, thanks for the memories they were great x
I'm stunned by the Michael Jackson songs that ended up being big hits in the UK. Like, I figured everyone and their mothers bought the singles for "Won't Stop 'Til You Get Enough", "Rock With You", "Thriller", "Beat It", "Bad", "The Way You Make Me Feel", and "Dirty Diana" (which made my life hell as a little girl named Diana in grade school). Also, I'm terribly sorry y'all had to endure "We Are the World"; y'all released this utter fucking masterpiece in "Do They Know it's Christmas?" and that should've been THE ONLY charity single for African famine relief. Also, GO GET THAT BREAD MY DURAN DURAN BOYS! ANOTHER #1 AND THIS ONE ALSO MADE IT TO THE TOP OVER HERE! Edit: Ok, I found a video highlighting the #1s here in the US in 1985, and I'm sorry, but the US list OWNS the UK #1 list from the same year. I mean, all those Wham! hits and y'all miss out on their most passionate song, "Everything She Wants"? And no Tears for Fears? Scotland's Simple Minds don't even get a look in on the UK charts? Y'all don't even know what you missed out on with Mr. Mister's "Broken Wings". Oh, and A VIEW TO A FUCKING KILL HIT #1 HERE YO.
Have you listened to do they know it's Christmas lately? We are the world is bad, no shocker there, but my god is dtkic is condescending as hell, the only charity song worth remembering is Sun City
I thought We Are the World was a sappy song,too. Everything She Wants was a double A side single with Last Christmas that would have been an enormous number 1 here - had it not been released the very same week as Band Aid! Tears For Fears made number 4 with Shout and number 2 with Everybody Wants to Rule the World,not to mention other Top 5 hits with Mad World,Change,Pale Shelter and later Sowing the Seeds of Love. Simple Minds were regular visitors to the hit parade too,though only getting to number 7 with both Don't You Forget About Me and Alive and Kicking does rather do trhem down a bit. Broken Wings by Mr Mister made number 4 here in the earliest weeks of 1986,and Kyrie was a hit here too straight after that.
Was part 3 taken down? I can't find it. Great compilations btw, I've enjoyed them all. thanks :)
Great Job;-)
Thanks;-)
wow, great job :)!!
MARRS was number one with Pump Up The Volume.
Wow, my heart skipped a beat at that picture of Kylie Minogue
Ironic that Chicago House was #1 in UK, but totally ignored in the American mainstream charts at the time.
R.I.P. Ben E King
Yeah, some flashback hits I can't understand, but that one I absolutely can. (Stand by Me, the film adaptation of the Stephen King novel, being so popular at the time.) Speaking of flashbacks, I am overjoyed to see Los Lobos's cover of "La Bamba" hit #1 in the UK! That song meant so much to me as a Chicana in the U.S. because it was my first experience with seeing a massive hit song sung in the language of mi gente, and it happened to be a cover of one of the most popular traditional songs from my family's home country of Mexico (that was first made popular by fellow Chicano Richie Valens)!
@cockneybaserd Excellent 80's Compilation that's coming from someone from the USA and actually Lived through the 80's. It sure doesn't get much Better than this.
Magic years of my life, 16-25 😍💟
Great...
11:26...dammit, RickRoll'd again.
Great set of videos (60's, 70's & 80's).... but just wondering where 80's Part 3 one is to complete the set?
11:27 ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh :D
very very nice video ;)
Great to hear when new musical styles come in, for example "Jack your Body" and "Don't you want me Baby" with the techno and new romantic trends respectively.
Jack Your Body was house not techno.
Living Doll & Chain Reaction = the best of the batch.
Try your first hit of LSD and watching spirit in the sky by Dr and the medics. Crazy.
i remember the 80s very well, musically, from pink' floyd's the wall thru lionel richie, to 1989. name that tune? bring it on!
Belinda carlisle, tiffany and kylie...it was a' hard' life being a teenager in 1988 :p
How can you leave out Kim wilde
Simply people knew then, how to write, and perform decent music ! Today is a lost cause, with very rare exceptions!
Many thanks great bring's back some good and not so good memories
Yes Sir Paul McCartney in 1984 Pipes Of Peace
I had no idea that Never Gonna Give You Up was number one when I was born.
You got Rickrolled at birth! :D Anyway, thanks for making me feel old, LOL; the UK #1 when I was born was Blondie's "Heart of Glass".
You feel old? Number 1 when I was born was O Pretty Woman by Roy Orbison!
Looks like the B side was put on by mistake.
" I Feel For You " by Chaka Khan was # 1 in U.K. and # 3 in U.S.A.!
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Man I'm such a tool.the wedding singer was based on these songs.
You Spin Me Round was so revolutionary at the time.
it is the B-side "Anitina (The First Time I See She Dance)"
Where is Tears for Fears? They were huge.
They got to number 1 in the US - and pretty much everywhere else - with Shout and Everybody Wants To Rule The World but sadly never managed top spot in UK
@@78bullseye That really fucking sucks, because TFF deserved those #1s far more than a lot of the artists on this compilation! Also, the '80s wouldn't be the '80s without "Shout" and "Everybody Wants to Rule the World", and this list feels incomplete with their omission.
Only number 2 with everybody wants to rule the world
@@kostajovanovic3711 They had 7 top 10 hits, they were much more popular than many of those who appear in this video, making a number 1 is not everything!
@@jesuslopez1682 cool, but this is a video of number one hits
I'm guessing 11:38 was the b-side to pump up the volume
Bhodisatvas I guess so too as they only released one record!
richie is a happy boy lol
2:32 Jim Diamond's photo has scared the hell outta me!
Rick rolled again.
Red Red Wine
Do They Know It's Christma?
Karma Chameleon
Take My Breath Away
Careless Whisper
China In Your Hand
Merry Christmas Everyone
Heaven Is A Place On Earth
interesting how many of the songs are remakes
I know what you mean. You feel good hearing them and feeling what you did then. Then you realise it's Now and you feel shit again.
and rightly so
mostly good, a few duds
OMFG @2:52 the one thats second from the left look ike eddie garero
Not sure how Michael Jackson's 'I Just Can't Stop Loving You' could have become number one on that date, I happen to know that 15/08/87 was a Saturday.
+billy porter It's because those dates are all "week ending" dates,i.e chart for the week ending 15/8/87. The date the chart was actually first aired was 11/8/87,the previous Tuesday. Up until September 1987 the new chart was revealed by Radio 1 at lunchtime on a Tuesday (Wednesday if immediately after a Bank Holiday),with repeat rundowns on Radio 1 at 6 o'clock that evening and the breakfast show the next morning,plus also on Top of the Pops on Thursday evening. The Sunday rundown was the chart first revealed the previous Tuesday,so in the case when the Michael Jackson song first got to number 1,on 16/8/87. From late September 1987 advances in technology meant that the new chart could be revealed two days earlier,i.e, in the Sunday rundown,but the official dates always shown continued to be the "week ending" date,i.e. 6 days later. If all that makes any sense!
+Ralph Jackson Ah, I see. Keep up the good work, you must enjoy doing it as it must take ages to do.
'Take On Me' was #1 in America, not Britain, my friend.
redhairkid wanker !
Number 2 for several weeks here in autumn 1985.
Hey you missed one song out Ultravox Vienna not the best song, but it was a number 2 in 1980
February/March 1981,actually,stuck at number 2 for weeks!
hey do you mean the song Fade to grey?
Fade to Grey by Visage got to number 8 in February 1981.
Where's part one?
ahh yes the slow songs of the 80s
What happened to Pump Up The Volume by M/A/R/R/S?
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Okay, so I had the wrong decade!
You missed Aha Take on me too,,,, a few holes, check online there are lists.
Take On Me peaked at number 2 in UK Singles Chart.
As an a-ha fan i can say take on me was a no.2 and the sun always shines on TV was a no.1 a great song actually
@@sylvelinho In the US, no one even remembers The Sun Always Shines on TV. They keep putting A-ha on their One Hit Wonder lists.
Jennifer Rush kept Take On Me off the number 1 spot here.
80s started with new wave and postpunk domination and ended up with horribly cheesy electronic disco crap.
The Power of Love it's from '83...or not:-) ?
1985.
Without a doubt you can see the 80's music going down hill once Stock Aitken and Waterman get a foothold. They totally screwed it up with their cheap maufactured crap.
But it was fun to listen to.
The early to mid 80s music was really good. The late 1980s musics was terrible!
11:45. That is all.
11:25
Where is Kids in America from Kim Wilde???
#2
@@Kieop Yes,in March 1981.
Where is the part 1 of Every Number 1 Of The 80's UK?
christinedorotheo0 Agreed. I’ve been looking and can only find part 2 and 3 🤷🏻♀️
BensLists Thank you it seems part 1 is blocked for me, on copyright grounds :(
Okay, so where is Kate Bush? If I may ask please?
She didn't have number 1 hit in UK Singles Chart at 1980's. Her only number 1 hit in UK Singles Chart was Wuthering Heights (released 1978).
I thought View To A Kill by Duran Duran was a number 1.
In the US, absolutely. In the US their big #1s were "The Reflex" and AVTAK; in the UK it was "The Reflex" and ITSISK? ("Is There Something I Should Know?"), which was a lesser hit in America. I'm not sure if there were any Bond theme songs that hit #1 in the UK, but so far AVTAK is the only Bond theme to hit #1 in the US.
View to a Kill got to number 2 in the UK,in May 1985. I think it was 19 by Paul Hardcastle that kept it off the top.
anglický rebríček 80tych rokov a ani jeden hit DM? Mr.Romero hate Depeche Mode?
After 1984 sounds turned really corny.
I would not say the sun always shines on TV corny that song is a masterpiece
In my opinion It changed towards the end of 86. Stock Aitken & Waterman began to appear, and dominated through 87 along with all the other heavily produced stuff then followed by Acid House in 88 and other dance music in 89 - and that was that, next thing you know it was 1990! First half of the 80s was definitely musically better than the second.
@@Kagy777 The Pet Shop Boys were very innovative in the late 80's, they recaptured the early synth of the early 80's like New Order's Blue Monday. The Yuppy pop was pretty naff, although its not as bad as the shite auto tuned bands and artists today, even the SAW stuff is better than the X factor garbage. There is no diversity anymore, its all looks and no talent. Where as in the 80's there was both image diversity and music diversity, as someone pointed out on the previous video, the US charts didn't have that.
I used to think the 80s was brilliant, but compared to the 70s it's not
I'd say they were about the same. Late '80s was a bit hit and miss but so were the mid '70s.
Such cheesy music, the worst decade for pop music!
UB40 really is the very worst ever.
They were pilloried for the amount of cover versions they put out starting with their version of Neil Diamond's Red Red Wine,but they were about much more than that. All their hits before that were their own compositions,with often political protest lyrics covering a range of subjects: King,Food For Thought,The Earth Dies Screaming,Don't Let it Pass You By,One in Ten and Burden of Shame to name but a few from 1980-82. If it Happens Again,I'm Not Scared,Don't Break My Heart,Sing Our Own Song and Rat in the Kitchen were later examples from 1984-87.
"I've got an idea: let's name this band Aswad."
Aswad were around making records right through the 80s without getting any hits until suddenly striking it big with that song. They had one or two other major hits subsequently,such as Shine in the summer of 1994.