What song are you currently listening to?
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Womack & Womack
Celebrate The WorldTop Des Tops
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In This River by Black Label Society
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Rihanna - Love On The Brain
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Depeche Mode
Personal Jesus
M.A.N. RemixDepeche Mode - Personal Jesus 2011
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In Between by Judas Priest
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Florence + The Machine - Heavy In Your Arms
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Samantha Fox
Nothing's Gonna Stop Me Now
Cub MixStock Aitken Waterman - Say I'm Your Number One (The Singles Box Set)
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m83 - skin of the night
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Thompson Twins
Hold Me Now
12" VersionTwelve Inch - Eighties: Hold Me Now
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Atomic Kitten - Whole Again
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Stock Aitken Waterman
Roadblock
Rare DubStock Aitken Waterman - Say I'm Your Number One (The Singles Box Set)
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Emeli Sandé - Heaven
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Kimara Lovelace
I Luv You More
Unreleased Air Mix6 Years Of Paradise (A King Street Sounds Compilation Album)
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Released in 1982–currently listed #1 hip-hop song of all time by Rolling Stone–“The Message” by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five.
“The Message”--recognized for three and a half decades now, popular and enjoyed over the years--sampled by other artists including Blackstreet and Ice Cube.
“The Message” (1982) Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five - https://youtu.be/nSH3pMWZUKA
“Check Yo Self” (1992) Ice Cube, featuring Das EFX - https://youtu.be/KKA9rMWbygw
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Sonia
You'll Never Stop Me Loving You
Extended VersionStock Aitken Waterman - Say I'm Your Number One (The Singles Box Set)
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Electric Dread
NRVS LVRS -
Joyce Sims
(You Are My) All And All
Take Twenty ThreeTwelve Inch - Eighties: Hold Me Now
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Lana Del Rey - Every Man Gets His Wish
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Nick Heyward
Warning Sign
12" VersionTwelve Inch - Eighties: When The Going Gets Tough
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“Baby Don’t Go” (Released 1964, Rereleased 1965) Sonny & Cher
Without a doubt, it’s my favorite song by the duo.
There are some classic images of them over the years in the music videos at these two links…
Although the first link has the better audio, the other one includes footage of the two performing the song at the Hollywood Palace in 1965.
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