4 pm hour
The Show- Doug E. Fresh & the Get Fresh Crew
I Need A Man- Eurythmics
Keep It Coming Love- KC & the Sunshine Band
Thanks For Saving My Life- Billy Paul
Ego Tripping Out- Marvin Gaye
Driver's Seat- Sniff & the Tears
Common Thread segment: Singers with famous parents
Say You're Wrong- Julian Lennon
Fear- Lenny Kravitz
Mr. Melody- Natalie Cole
Baby Come Back- Player
Darlington County- Bruce Springsteen
I Wanna Get Next To You- Rose Royce
5 pm hour
When the Going Gets Tough (The Tough Get Going)- Billy Ocean
Chain Reaction- Diana Ross
Panic- The Smiths
Fame- David Bowie
Runnin' With the Devil- Van Halen
If You Want Me To Stay- Sly & the Family Stone
Encore- Cheryl Lynn
Word Up- Cameo
Now & Then segment's featured artist: Paul McCartney
Ever Present Past (from his new CD "Memory Almost Full")
Jet- Paul McCartney & Wings
City Country City- War
Shadows of the Night- Pat Benatar
Take It To the Top- Kool & the Gang
Little Walter- Tony, Toni, Tone
6 pm hour
Burning Love- Elvis Presley
Butter Boy- Fanny
I Think I Can Beat Mike Tyson- DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince
Cool It Now- New Edition
It Must Be Love- Madness
I Don't Know If It's Right- Evelyn "Champagne" King
Rubberband Man- The Spinners
Europa & the Pirate Twins- Thomas Dolby
Love Is Like Oxygen- Sweet
Circles- Atlantic Starr
They Don't Know- Tracey Ullman
Brother Louie- Stories
Rode By the Place (Where We Used To Stay)- David Ruffin
Party Train- The Gap Band
Summer Nights- John Travolta & Olivia Newton- John
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2 comments:
Great show yesterday. I enjoyed your "Common Threads" segment. "Mr. Melody" is one of my favorites by Natalie Cole. Speaking of which I saw her at a concert starring Chaka Khan, Will Downing and Kem last summer. She was a spectator and I wondered who she had come to see. I know when she first came on the scene she patterned her look after Chaka Khan (see her first album) but quickly banished it for a look more befitting her style of music.
Thanks Pjazzy! Before I bought a copy of it Friday night, I probably hadn't heard "Mr. Melody" in nearly 30 years. I took a look at the album cover for Natalie Cole's "Inseparable"... I had forgotten that she briefly sported that Chaka-like style.
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