View Full Version : American Top 40 With Casey Kasem-June 16 1984


Lee
10-31-2009, 10:20 PM
40.Breakin'-There's No Stopping Us-Ollie & Jerry(Debut)
39.Love Will Show Us How-Christine McVie
38.My Ever Changing Moods-Style Council
37.Whisper To A Scream(Birds Fly)-Icicle Works
36.The Longest Time-Billy Joel
35.I Can Dream About You-Dan Hartman
34.Don't Walk Away-Rick Springfield
33.What Is Love-Howard Jones
32.Sad Songs(Say So Much)-Elton John(Debut)
31.No Way Out-Jefferson Starship
30.Dancing In The Sheets-Shalamar
29.To All The Girls I've Loved Before-Julio Iglesias & Willie Nelson
28.Dance Hall Days-Wang Chung
27.Infatuation-Rod Stewart
26.Doctor! Doctor!-Thompson Twins
25.Modern Day Delilah-Van Stephenson
24.Magic-Cars
23.Legs-ZZ Top
22.Who's That Girl-Eurythmics
21.Against All Odds(Take A Look At Me Now)-Phil Collins
20.Run Runaway-Slade
19.Stay The Night-Chicago
18.I'll Wait-Van Halen
17.When Doves Cry-Prince
16.You Can't Get What You Want-Joe Jackson
15.Hello-Lionel Richie
14.Almost Paradise... Love Theme From Footloose-Mike Reno & Ann Wilson
13.It's A Miracle-Culture Club
12.Breakdance-Irene Cara
11.Eyes Without A Face-Billy Idol
10.Borderline-Madonna
9.Dancing In The Dark-Bruce Springsteen
8.Jump(For My Love)-Pointer Sisters
7.Self Control-Laura Branigan
6.The Heart Of Rock 'N Roll-Huey Lewis & The News
5.Sister Christian-Night Ranger
4.Oh Sherrie-Steve Perry
3.Let's Hear It For The Boy-Deniece Williams
2.The Reflex-Duran Duran
1.Time After Time-Cyndi Lauper

At40 Extra:
Rock And Roll All Night(Live Version)-Kiss(1976)

Long Distance Dedications:
Three Times A Lady-Commodores(1978)
Leader Of The Band-Dan Fogelberg(1982)

Falling off the chart:
Music Time-Styx
Rock You Like A Hurricane-Scorpions

Vito
11-01-2009, 09:15 AM
1984...I was in college back then. I can't even remember most of those songs, probably because I've never listened to Top 40 radio stations.

The only songs on that list that I owned were Springsteen's "Dancing in the Dark" (from Bruce's "Born in the USA" album) and "My Ever Changing Moods" by the Style Council. I bought both of those albums when they first came out.