(Finished June 20th, 2026) Part 2 of Cashbox's April 3rd, 1982 Top 100 Songs
Hello,
Normally I would use Billboard's rankings for these kind of blogs, but I don't want to pay to have access to those charts. I figure Cashbox, or whoever else, would have similar rankings. This is Cashbox's Top 100 Songs for April 3rd, 1982.
Oh I do remember this song, barely. 100) Poco "Sea of Heartbreak":
Three years previous Poco had this song "Crazy Love":
The follow up song to "Crazy Love", also released in 1979 is "Heart of The Night":
99) Stevie Woods "Just Can't Win Them All":
98) Fred Parris & Five Satins "Memories of Days Gone By":
Twenty six years previously The Five Satins had this hit:
"In The Still of the Night":
97) Sammy Hagar "I'll Fall In Love Again":
96) Sugarhill Gang "Apache":
But of course The Sugarhill Gang is known most for this song "Rapper's Delight":
95) Gene Cotton "If I Could Get You Into My Life":
94) Atlantic Starr "Circles":
93) Bobby Vinton "She Will Survive (Poland)":
Nineteen years earlier Vinton had this song "Roses Are Red (My Love)":
92) Sneaker "Don't Let Me In":
One year previously Sneaker had this minor hit "More Than Just The Two Of Us":
91) Sheena Easton "You Could Have Been With Me":
Sheena Easton had big hits between 1980 to 1988. My favorite song of hers has always been the ballad from a Bond movie "For Your Eyes Only":
90) Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings "Just To Satisfy You":
89) John Hall Band "You Sure Fooled Me":
88) Chris Rea "Loving You Again":
Simon and Garfunkel peaked at #27 with their cover. 87) Simon and Garfunkel "Wake Up Little Susie":
Twenty-five years previously The Everly Brothers went to #1 with "Wake Up Little Susie":
This song went to #58 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #1 on the Billboard Country Chart. 86) T.G. Sheppard "Finally":
However my favorite T.G. Shepherd song, also from 1982, is "War Is Hell (On The Homefront Too)":
85) Carole King "One To One":
Eleven years previously King had released one of the best CDs of all-time "Tapestry", which featured this all-time great song "I Feel The Earth Move":
84) Deniece Williams "It's Gonna Take A Miracle":
Williams was only two years away from one of the most joyous songs ever "Let's Hear It For The Boy":
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