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These are the greatest songs of 1985 of all genres. I spent a few hours today finding these songs from all genres. 1985 was a pretty big year for me, it was the year that I graduated from Woods Cross High School. Wildcats!! I also worked at Safeways at that time. Then that Fall I left home for the first time to go to Ricks College in Rexburg, Idaho. I think I might still be on academic probation at what now is Brigham Young-Idaho. That's okay as I eventually graduated from the University of Utah in 1987. My first brush of college honestly was a struggle for me. I somehow survived and it eventually turned out to be a great experience for me. It was a time for firsts for me.
Now here are the greatest songs of 1985. If a song was released as a single I went with that year year as a release date. Some of these songs were released on a CD in 1984, but weren't released as a single until 1985. I counted those as a song from 1985. Those songs with a number are where that song ended on the Year End Chart of 1985. These songs are in alphabetical order by artist. If a song from 1984 charts high enough in 1985 that it's ranked in the Top 100 I will include that as a 1985 song.
Bellamy Brothers "Old Hippie":Now here are the greatest songs of 1985. If a song was released as a single I went with that year year as a release date. Some of these songs were released on a CD in 1984, but weren't released as a single until 1985. I counted those as a song from 1985. Those songs with a number are where that song ended on the Year End Chart of 1985. These songs are in alphabetical order by artist. If a song from 1984 charts high enough in 1985 that it's ranked in the Top 100 I will include that as a 1985 song.
Pat Benatar "Invincible (Theme From "The Legend of Billie Jean)":
39) Pat Benatar "We Belong":
Bon Jovi "In and Out of Love":
Rosanne Cash "I Don't Know Why You Don't Want Me":
5) Chaka Kahn "I Feel For You":
Chicago "Along Comes A Woman":
37) Chicago "You're The Inspiration":
45) Phil Collins "Sussidio":
12) Phil Collins and Philip Bailey "Easy Lover":
12) Phil Collins and Philip Bailey "Easy Lover":
50) Phil Collins and Marilyn Martin "Separate Lives":
40) The Commodores "Night Shift":
John Conlee "Blue Highway":
Earl Thomas Conley "Nobody Falls Like A Fool":
The Cult "She Sells Sanctuary":
Morris Day "Oak Tree":
Dead or Alive "In Too Deep":
Dead or Alive "Lover Come Back To Me":
John Conlee "Blue Highway":
Earl Thomas Conley "Nobody Falls Like A Fool":
The Cult "She Sells Sanctuary":
Morris Day "Oak Tree":
Dead or Alive "In Too Deep":
Dead or Alive "Lover Come Back To Me":
32) DeBarge "Rhythm of the Night":
85) DeBarge "Who's Holding Donna Now?":
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