I Completed 80s Music

Episode 1.5 Playlist 1 Positive Force, Bee Gees, Dr Hook, The Jam, Kool and the Gang, Madness

In this episode, we continue our journey through the electrifying tunes of the 1980s, diving into the second half of Playlist 1. Get ready for a nostalgic trip filled with disco classics, funky beats, and heartfelt ballads.
 We're kicking off with Positive Force's "We Got The Funk," a track that promises to get your feet tapping and hips swaying.
Next, we reminisce about the legendary Bee Gees with their soulful ballad "Spirits Having Flown," capturing the essence of their transition from disco kings to statesmen of pop. Following that, we delve into Dr Hook's "Better Love Next Time," a tune that brings back memories of a bygone era of love and heartbreak.
The episode wouldn't be complete without a nod to the British mod scene with The Jam's "Eaton Rifles," a protest anthem against elitism and indifference. As we move forward, it's time to celebrate with Kool & The Gang's "Ladies' Night," a disco staple that has stood the test of time.
Finally, we conclude Playlist 1 with Madness's "My Girl," a track that combines humor, charm, and relatable lyrics, epitomizing the band's unique style. But don't worry, there's plenty more 80s music to come in the next episode, featuring the Commodores, the Nolans, and Diana Ross.
Join us for this musical journey, and don't forget to send in your 80s memories to completed80s@AOL.com. Follow us on your podcast platform of choice, and keep the 80s spirit alive. Keep it nutty!
 
Playlist 1 links:
Spotify
Apple Music

Episode 1 Playlist 1, Dynasty, Abba, Vangelis, BA Robertson, Herb Alpert, Styx, The Specials

Welcome to the first episode of "I Completed 80s Music," hosted by the 80s Mixtaper. This episode kicks off an epic musical journey through the vibrant 80s UK pop charts, featuring iconic tracks from December 31, 1979, to December 31, 1989. Expect fascinating insights and fun facts about each song, starting with Dynasty's "I Don't Want To Be A Freak" and ending with The Specials' "A Message to You, Rudy."
Join us as we explore the transition from the disco era of the late 70s, featuring ABBA's "Gimme, Gimme, Gimme," to the emergence of synth-pop with John and Vangelis' "I Hear You Now." We'll also dive into the comedic charm of B.A. Robertson's "Knocked It Off" and the jazzy grooves of Herb Alpert's "Rise."
Relive the magic of soft rock with Styx's "Babe" and celebrate the ska revival with The Specials. This episode is a nostalgic trip filled with glitter, funky beats, and timeless classics that defined a decade. So, strap on your Walkman, don your leg warmers, and get ready to dance through the 80s!
Playlist 1 links:
Spotify
Apple Music

Welcome to I Completed 80s Music - Trailer

Welcome to "I Completed 80s Music," a podcast that takes you on an unforgettable tour through the decade that reshaped the music world. Hosted by the 80s Mixtaper, this series delves into every single hit that made it to the Top 75 in the 1980s.
Join us as we explore the rich tapestry of 80s music, from iconic pop anthems to obscure synth tracks. Whether you're a nostalgic Gen Xer or a curious millennial, this podcast offers a comprehensive look at the artists, songs, and cultural moments that defined an era.
Each episode is packed with detailed stories about the artists' journeys, the making of their hits, and their lasting impact on music history. Our chronological approach starts with the last chart of the 70s and guides you through to the end of 1989, providing context and commentary along the way.
So, dust off your leg warmers and get ready to relive the magic of the 80s. Subscribe now and let us be your guide on this musical odyssey. Enjoy and see you on the first episode proper next time. Cheerio!