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>>>>> >>>>> >>>>I know one of them was Tom Petty & The >>Heartbreakers. >>>>They started out the 1980's with their big hit >"Don't >>>>Do Me Like That" and wrapped up the year with "Free >>>>Fallin'". >>> >>>Good job, Chris, though it was just Tom Petty. The >>>Heartbreakers weren't credited on, "Free Fallin'". >>> >>>Actually, I need to amend the question. There were >>>FOUR, not three. Personally, to see the changes that >>>happened in the eighties, it's amazing that these >four >>>were at the beginning and the end. So, Tom Petty is >>>one........who are the other three. Hint: it is not >>>Sybil, Rupert Holmes, or Seduction! >>I know Prince was on AT40 at the beginning of the >>1980's with "I Wanna Be Your Lover" and at the end of >>the 1980's with "The Arms Of Orion" (his duet with >>Sheena Easton). I really don't want to count Don >>Henley (Eagles) or Lou Gramm (Foreigner) because their >>solo discographies are separate from their group >>discographies (according to the Billboard Book of Top >>40 Hits by Joel Whitburn). I do count Tom Petty >>because his solo hits are combined with his hits with >>the Heartbreakers under one discography (again >>according to the Billboard Book of Top 40 Hits). By >>the way, Sheena Easton did get label credit on "The >>Arms Of Orion", but did not get label credit on >>Prince's 1987 hit, "U Got The Look".

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