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  1. On This Day: May 28, 1988 – One More Try by George Michael Hit Number 1 in America

    On This Day: May 28, 1988 – One More Try by George Michael Hit Number 1 in America

    On this day May 28, 1988, One More Try by George Michael reached number 1 on the US Billboard Hot 100. The emotional ballad showcased a softer, more vulnerable side of the pop superstar, with stripped down production and a powerful vocal performance that connected deeply with listeners. The...
  2. On This Day: May 25, 1985 – Everything She Wants by Wham Became the Number 1 Song in America

    On This Day: May 25, 1985 – Everything She Wants by Wham Became the Number 1 Song in America

    On this day May 25, 1985, Everything She Wants by Wham climbed to the number 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming one of the duo’s biggest international hits. Released as a double A-side with Last Christmas in the UK, the song stood out for its mature lyrics and smooth synth driven...
  3. On This Day: April 18, 1987 – I Knew You Were Waiting Hit Number 1 in America

    On This Day: April 18, 1987 – I Knew You Were Waiting Hit Number 1 in America

    On this day April 18, 1987, I Knew You Were Waiting by Aretha Franklin and George Michael hit number 1 on the US Billboard Hot 100. The duet stayed at the top through May 1 and also reached number 1 in the UK, Ireland, Netherlands, Belgium, Australia, and Zimbabwe. This powerhouse collaboration...
  4. On This Day: February 27 1988 Father Figure by George Michael Became the Number One Song in America

    On This Day: February 27 1988 Father Figure by George Michael Became the Number One Song in America

    On this day February 27 1988 Father Figure by George Michael reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100, staying at the top from February 27 to March 11. The song also hit number one in Canada, further cementing Michael’s status as one of the biggest pop artists of the 1980s. Father Figure was...
  5. On This Day: February 16, 1985 Careless Whisper by Wham! Became the #1 Song in America

    On This Day: February 16, 1985 Careless Whisper by Wham! Became the #1 Song in America

    On this day, February 16, 1985, Careless Whisper by Wham! featuring George Michael reached #1 on the US Billboard Hot 100, staying at the top spot from February 16 to March 8. The song was a massive international success, also hitting #1 in the UK, Canada, Italy, Ireland, Netherlands, Poland...
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    George Michael Released His Debut Solo Album Faith - October 30, 1987

    On this day, October 30, 1987, George Michael released his debut solo album Faith. The album was a massive success, reaching #1 on the US Billboard 200 charts and also topping the charts in the UK, Canada, the Netherlands, and Spain. Faith became a defining album of the ’80s, with its blend of...
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    On This Day, August 27, 1988 - “Monkey” by George Michael Tops the Charts

    On this day August 27, 1988, George Michael’s hit “Monkey” claimed the #1 spot on the Billboard charts in America. The song stayed at the top from August 27 to September 9, showcasing Michael’s incredible talent and continued success as a solo artist. Not only did “Monkey” dominate the U.S...
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    Released Today July 4, 1988: George Michael's “Monkey”

    On July 4, 1988, George Michael released the single “Monkey” from his debut solo album, “Faith.” The song quickly climbed the charts, eventually reaching the #1 spot on the US Billboard charts, where it remained from August 27 to September 9. “Monkey” also achieved international success, hitting...
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    Popular Songs of the 80s: The Soundtrack That Defined a Generation

    This thread is for the general discussion of the Article Popular Songs during the Eighties. Please add to the discussion here.
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    • 80s music every rose has its thorn faith george michael hall & oates like a virgin lionel richie madonna man eater michael jackson olivia newton john paul mcartney physical pina colada poison rupert holmes say say say say you say me the bangles walk like an egyptian
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    • Forum: The Boombox: 80s Music Chat
  10. Popular Songs of the 80s: The Soundtrack That Defined a Generation

    Popular Songs of the 80s: The Soundtrack That Defined a Generation

    The 1980s were one of the most diverse and creative decades in music history. From synth-driven pop to high-energy glam metal, the charts were filled with unforgettable hits that continue to influence music today. Artists pushed boundaries, competed for airplay, and defined the sound of a...
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    • 80s music every rose has its thorn faith george michael hall & oates like a virgin lionel richie madonna man eater michael jackson olivia newton john paul mcartney physical pina colada poison rupert holmes say say say say you say me the bangles walk like an egyptian
    • Category: 80s Music: Iconic Artists, Greatest Hits, and Classic Sounds
  11. George Michael - Careless Whisper (Official Video)

    George Michael - Careless Whisper (Official Video)

    George Michael - Careless Whisper (Official Video)Stream and download here: https://GeorgeMichael.lnk.to/Streaming Subscribe to the George Michael YouTube ch...
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    • 80's music careless whisper george michael wham
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    • Category: Music Videos From 1984
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    George Michael’s Careless Whisper and how it became such a success

    In 1984 80’s music was introduced to George Michael’s song Careless Whisper and it made a huge impact. For five years in a row it was the U.K’s favorite song. This is an article from Mental Floss that talks about how it became. I was never a huge fan of George but nevertheless if you grew up...
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