The Top Ten Songs (Plus More) For The Week Of March 10, 1984

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I like to do these every once-in-a-while, these come from Entertainment Weekly magazine. Thirty-three years ago as of the week ending March 10, 2017 these were the top ten songs in America according to Billboard. But I also wanted to include other interesting songs from that week.

Wow, Terri Nunn still looks amazing and Berlin still sounds great. 86) Berlin "No More Words":

I don't remember this song and it doesn't even ring a bell. 73) April Wine "This Could Be The Right One":

And you thought his only good song was "She Blinded Me With Science". 70) Thomas Dolby "Hyperactive":

The amazing Reginald Dwight will be featured soon on themusicaddict's Greatest 80's Era musicians. That's because of amazing songs like this. 58) Elton John "I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues":

47) Lionel Richie "Running With The Night":

46) Yes "Leave It":

42) Tracey Ullman "They Don't Know":

She's so incredibly beautiful, her coming out in all black at the end of "Grease" still brings a smile to my face. 33) Olivia Newton-John "Livin' In Desperate Times":

I completely had forgotten this song, terrible lip synching though. 29) Manfred Mann "Runner":

Another beautiful woman. 25) Sheena Easton "Almost Over You":

14) Christine McVie "Got A Hold On Me":

Who doesn't love a bass thumping, funky dance song? 13) Shannon "Let The Music Play":

Well you can't say the 80s didn't have color and colorful characters. 10) Culture Club "Karma Chameleon":

9) Kenny Loggins "Footloose":



8) Eurythmics "Here Comes The Rain Again":



7) Huey Lewis and the News "I Want A New Drug":



6) John Lennon "Nobody Told Me":



5) Rockwell "Somebody's Watching Me":



4) Michael Jackson "Thriller":



3) Nena "99 Luftballons":



2) Cyndi Lauper "Girls Just Want To Have Fun":



1) Van Halen "Jump":

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