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>>>What week in 1980? >>> >>>>It's time to reveal what year the folks at American >>>>Top 40 Flashback chose for next weekend. >>>> It was the year that Donna Summer heard it On >The >>>>Radio, Rupert Holmes asked is it me or Him?, The >Dirt >>>>Band had an American Dream, Bob Seger(with Glenn >>Frey, >>>>Don Henley & Timothy B. Schmidt) were heading out to >>>>Fire Lake, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers said you >>>>don't have to live like a Refugee, Tommy James was >>>>spending Three Times In Love and Toto loved 99. It >is >>>>1980!!! >>>>I'm going to love hearing htis show as 1980 is one >of >>>>my favorite myears in music. Happy Flashbacking!!! >> >>1980 was arguably my favorite year of the 1980's, and >>some great lost 45's are included in the 03/15/80 >>countdown. Songs by Toto & Tommy James are but two >>examples. Songs of the season by the Eagles, >>Christopher Cross, Shalamar and Billy Preston & >>Syreeta make this a countdown worth reminiscing about! >>FYI, Toto ( www.toto99.com ) has a new album scheduled >>for release this Summer, and for the first time, it >>will contain (all) cover songs including ones by >>Steeky Dan, Stevie Wonder, The Beatles and Cream. > >Bestill my beating heart! 1980 was, in my opion, one >of the WORST years in music. There were a LOT of slow >songs(thst I truly dispise) that year. However, this >week saw Queen finished its stay at #1 with "Crazy >Little Thing Called Love" & Lypps Inc. was "movin'" up >the charts with "Funkytown". So this week should be >intresting.

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