Lament - Ultravox album - was created in 1984-04.
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The Island Years - Ultravox album - was created in 1976.
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"Vienna" by Ultravox charted twice. It peaked at #2 on the UK charts when it was originally released in 1980. It was re-issued in 1992 and peaked at #13 in 1993.
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Ultravox have released eleven studio albums since they formed in 1975. In addition to that they have released four live albums and a number of compilation albums.
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Tainted Love (Soft Cell), Vienna (Ultravox), True (Spandau Ballet), Why? (Bronski Beat), Who's That Girl? (Eurythmics).
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It's an impressionistic, moody, new Romantic dream. Don't look for a coherent narrative here, because there isn't one. Just let it take you.
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Ultravox played the Avery Fisher Hall March 28th, 1983. It was an incredible show, one of my all time favorites. Back in the late 90's I had a chat with Warren Cann and he said that Avery Fisher Hall show was one of the best performances ever by the band. MTV was there and they really wanted to impress and I can say first hand they delivered.
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Synthpop was introduced to the masses in the 1980's. Bands such as Yellow Magic Orchestra in Japan, and Ultravox in Britain helped push the genre forward.
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In the beginning one of his influences was Ultravox and their album "Systems of Romance" with singer John Foxx. His persona was like that of Kraftwerk in "The Man Machine", and they also share a musical similarity.
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Some early human league and Heaven 17 is a bit alike. album tracks from Depeche Mode are often similar in style to Midge Ure-era Ultravox-Especiallyhalf of Speak and Spell( the other half being quite chipper and cheery) and A Perfect frame-also later material like Violator may satisfy. On a darker note try Ministry -Twitch (though most other ministry Ive heard-later than Twitch in date- is "harder" than this particular one) I am a huge huge Ultravox fan, if you don't own all post John Foxx Ultravox you should. Bauhaus has some stuff reminisent and some that's more rock and roll - but they're great. Maybe you'd also like New Order they have a lot of great material beyond Blue Monday try Power Corruption and Lies and Substance in particular. I will list 20-50 more at my youtube page CrackedVinyl just comment my page and I'll happily get back to you-
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True New Romanticism started in 1979, centered around a nightclub named "Blitz" in London.
Musical examples from the time include Visage, Ultravox, Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet, etc...
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There were two songs of this name released in the 1980s, both of them being released in 1980.
One was by British artist John Foxx, a former member of the Scottish band Ultravox, who included it on his album Metamatic.
The other was by The Cars, and was on their album Panorama.
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"Vienna" was kept from the UK #1 spot by John Lennon's "Woman" for a week, and then by Joe Dolce's, "Shaddap You Face", for another 3 weeks.
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Yes ... UB40 and U2 are two well established bands originating in the UK
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Paul Young, Boy George, George Michael, Simon Le Bon and Bono did the verses and David Bowie, Phil Collins, Paul McCartney, Midge Ure and Bob Geldof did the chorus and many others sang the feed the world part
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Released by Ultravox in 1983, 'Vienna' is an enigmatic song whose meaning is difficult to fathom out.
It's based around a young couple who are staying in Vienna and whose relationship you get the impression is undergoing severe difficulties. It focuses upon the atmopshere of the city on a cold, grey misty Winter's morning, very early when nobody's about- the boy is brooding about the future of their troubled partnership as they lie in their room, sometimes drifting away into thinking about the city's rich cultural and musical history or focusing on the things about him in the bedroom, but then suddenly snapping back to hard reality and the future of their love. He declares that Vienna and all of it's glories mean nothing to him unless his relationship with the girl has a future.
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-Mother Teresa
In 1982, at the height of the Siege of Beirut, Mother Teresa rescued 37 children trapped in a front line hospital by brokering a temporary cease-fire between the Israeli army and Palestinian guerrillas. Accompanied by Red Cross workers, she travelled through the war zone to the devastated hospital to evacuate the young patients.
-Bob Geldoff
In 1984, Geldof responded to a BBC news report from Michael Buerk about the famine in Ethiopia by mobilising the pop world to do something about the images he had seen.[24] With Midge Ure of Ultravox wrote "Do They Know It's Christmas?" in order to raise funds. The song was recorded by various artists under the name of Band Aid.
-Mitchel David Albom
"The Dream Fund," established in 1989, provided scholarship for disadvantaged children to study the arts.
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Hi, I'm an Italian woman who visited the london Laserium 22nd of July, 1985.
Don't know the date you asked the question, anyway...
I found a leaflet I kept since then. The music list was:
welcome to the pleasure dome - frankie goes to hollywood
i got the six - z z top
sweet dreams - eurythmics
jennyfer - eurythmics
china girl - david bowie
who's afraid? - the art of noise
blah blah cafè - jean michel jarre
why? - bronski neat
vision in blue - ultravox
aquarium (fish) - saint saens
thru metamorphic rocks - tangerine dream
just another night - mick jagger
faster than the speed of light - bonnie tyler
hyperspace bypass - laser images
Hope to be helpful.
Nina
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The song is actually titled. "Do they know it's Christmas?" It was sang by Band Aid, a charity supergroup put together by Bob Geldof and Midge Ure to raise money for famine relief in Ethipopia in 1984.
The original Ensemble consisted of the following people:
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* U2 * Undertones * Undisputed Truth * UB40 * Ugly Kid Joe * Ultravox * Underworld * Uriah Heep * Upper Hutt Posse * Utah saints * Uncle Kracker * UKsubs
Ultramagnetic MC's I don't know that they're still together, but, Uriah Heap.
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10. Seek and Destroy - Metallica 9 . Ride the Lightning - Metallica 8. For whom the Bell Tolls - Metallica 7. The Trooper - Iron Maiden 6. Crazy Train - Ozzy Osborne5.Orgasmatron - Motorhead 4. Kick Start My Heart - Motley Crue 3. Welcome to the Jungle - Guns N' Roses 2. Sweet Child o Mine - Guns N' Roses 1. One - Metallica
OR (having a bigger variety of bands and more classic)
1. Metallica - Ride the Lightning 2. Iron Maiden - The Trooper 3. Slipknot - Before I Forget 4. Motorhead - Ace of Spades 5. Black Sabbath - Ironman 6. Rage Against The Machine - Guerilla Radio 7. Megadeth - Gears of War 8. Judas Priest - Hellrider 9. Slayer - Bloodline 10. Anything by Metallica or these bands kick ass!!!
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U2
U96
Uaral
Ub40
Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (USS)
Uché
U. D. O.
Udo Jorgens
Udo Lindenberg
Uffie
Ufo
UFO Yepha
Uggla Magnus
UGK
Ugly Americans
Ugly Casanova
Ugly Duckling
Ugly Kid Joe
U-God
Uh Huh Her
UK
ukays
UK Subs
Ullman Tracey
Ulterior
Ultimate Fakebook
Ultimate Kaos
Ultimate Sacrifice
Ultimatum
Ultra
Ultrabeat
Ultra Bra
Ultraje A Rigor
Ultramagnetic MC's
Ultra Nate
Ultraspank
UltraSun
Ultravox
Ulturna
Ulver
Uman
Umberto Tozzi
Umbral Presence
Umbrellas
Umphrey's McGeeUncle Sam
Uncle Tupelo
Unconditional
The Unconventionals
Undefined
Under Black Clouds
Undercover
Undercroft
The Underdog Project
Under The Flood
Underground Kingz
Under the Influence of Giants
UnderOath
Undertaker
The Undertones
Under The Weather
Underworld
UNDOit
Undun
Undying
Unearth
Uness
Unexpect
Unfinished Thought
Ungu
Unhinged
Unholy
Unholy Matrimony
Unholy Bands From The Holyland
U-Nick
Unicorns
Unida
The Union
Union 13
Union Express
The Union Sound
Union Underground
Unique
Unision
United
United Kingdom
Uniting Nations
Unjust
UNK
Unkle
Unkle Bob
Unladylike
Unleashed
Unleashed Power
Unloco
Unlord
Unlv
Unplugged & Lil' Wayne
The Unseen
The Unseen Guest
The Unstoppable Team
UnSunUnSuNg ZeRoS
UnterART
Until Death Overtakes Me
Until The End
Until June
Untitled
Untsakad
Unwritten Law
UpDharmaDown
Unanimated
Unashamed
Unbekannt
Unbroken
UnchainD
Uncle
Uncle Brian
Uncle Earl
Uncle Ho
Uncle Kracker
Uncle Murda
Uncle Outrage
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Doing this would be extremely difficult and, as of yet, unaccomplished, due to a few reasons:
- There were a massive amount of singers, artists, and bands from the 80's
- Some of them were from the 70's, or sometimes, even the 60's or 50's, that continued to be active in the 80's, which would complicate things.
- Some of them were never even noticed as extremely minor bands, which would distort the real number
- On some instances, some singers, artists, and bands became inactive during the 80's, but still existed.
I am new to wiki answers and I hope I clicked the correct button to answer this ?.
Some bands from the 80's and before are:
Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band
38 Special
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Fleetwood Mac
Journey
Def Leppard
Tesla
Whitesnake
Lover Boy
Billy Squier
Jackson Browne
BTO
ELO
Ozzy Osbourne
Molly Hatchett
(just 2 name a few)
and a few more
Gary Numan
Japan
The Human League
Blondie,
heavan 17
soft cell
depeche mode
classix neauvoux
nik kershaw
howard jones
ultravox
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'Abilene' by Sonny James.
'Loco in Acapulco' by the Four Tops.
'Albuquerque' by Neil Young.
'Is this the Way to Amarillo' by Tony Christie.
'New Amsterdam' by Elvis Costello.
'Oh Atlanta' by Little Feat.
'Atlantic city' by Bruce Springsteen.
'Auckland Tonight' by the Androids.
'She Loves Austin' by Johnny Rodriguez.
'Rivers of Babylon' by the Melodians.
'Rockin' in Bagdad' by Jerry Reed.
'Streets of Bakersfield' by Buck Owens.
'Streets of Baltimore' by Gram Parsons.
'One Night in Bangkok' by Murray Head.
'Belfast Child' by Simple Minds.
'Berlin' by Lou Reed.
'Dr Bombay' by Del the Funky Homosapien.
'Please Come to Boston' by Joan Baez.
"Bowling Green" by the Everly Brothers
'Boulder to Birmingham' By Emmylou Harris.
'Buffalo Soldier' by Bob Marley.
"Buffalo Gal"
'Fire in Cairo' by the Cure.
'Chatanooga Choochoo' by Glen Miller.
'Chicago' by Frank Sinatra.
'Cincinnati, Ohio' by Connie Smith.
'Last Train to Clarkesville' by the Monkees.
'Straight outta Compton' by NWA.
'Constantinople' by the Residents.
'Dallas' by the Flatlanders.
'OD'd in Denver' by Hank Williams Jr.
'Detroit City' by Bobby Bare.
'Off to Dublin in the Green' by the Dubliners.
'Durango' by Craig Scott.
'El Paso' by Marty Robbins.
'Galveston' by Glen Campbell.
"You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive" by Patty Lovelace
'Havana Affair' by the Ramones.
"Hazard, Kentucky" by Phil Ochs
'Hiroshima Mon Amor' by Ultravox.
'Hong Kong' by Chisato Moritaka (Japanese).
'Hong Kong Garden' by Siouxie and the Banshees.
'Istanbul (not Constantinople)' by They Might Be Giants.
'Jackson' by Johnny Cash and June Carter.
'Walking in Jerusalem' by Doc Watson.
'Kansas City' by Wanda Jackson.
'Knoxville Girl' by the Louvin Brothers.
'L.A Woman' by the Doors.
'Leaving of Liverpool' by the Dubliners.
'London Boys' by Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers.
"Werewolves of London" by Warren Zevon
"Eight More Miles to Louisville" by Grandpa Jones
'Marrakesh Express' by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.
'Mecca' by Gene Pitney.
'Memphis' by Chuck Berry.
"Walking in Memphis" by Marc Cohn
'Midnight in Moscow' by Kenny Ball.
'Miami Vice Theme' by Jan Hammer.
'What Made Milwaukee Famous' by George Jones.
"Nashville Cats" by the Lovin' Spoonful
'Witch Queen of New Orleans' by Redbone.
Several others about New Orleans, such as "Walking to N.O.", "Ridin' on the Train They Call N.O.", and "Battle of N.O." to name a few.
'New York, New York' by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five.
'By the Time I Get to Phoenix' by Glen Campbell.
'Philadelphia Freedom' by Elton John.
'Pittsburgh Stealers' by the Kendalls.
'Portsmouth' by Mike Oldfield.
'Tony Rome' by Nancy Sinatra.
'Saginaw, Michigan' by Lefty Frizzell.
'Still in Saigon' by Charlie Daniels.
'San Antonio Rose' by Patsy Cline.
'San Francisco (flowers in your hair)' by Scott McKenzie.
'Do You Know the Way to San Jose?' by Dionne Warwick.
'Seattle' by Perry Como.
"Tallahassee Lassie" by Freddie Cannon
'Tokyo Joe' by Bryan Ferry.
'Tokyo Kanojyo' by Princess Princess (Japanese group).
'Tulsa Telephone Book' by Tom t Hall.
'Vienna' by Ultravox.
'Viva Las Vegas' by Elvis Presley.
'Wheeling, West Virginia' by Neil Sedaka.
'Wichita Linesman' by Glen Campbell.
'Woman From Tokyo' by Deep Purple.
Some others are:
Houston by Dean Martin
Kokomo by the Beach Boys
Allentown by Billy Joel
Key Largo by Bertie Higgins
Montego Bay by Bobby Bloom
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Yes, very much so- it began simultaneously in both the UK and the USA in the mid-1970s as a particularly raw, savage form of aggressive rock music which was meant to express complete disillusionment with society, hatred of Capitalism and it's corporate dominance of the music industry, anger at the failure of hippie counter-culture to have delivered on it's promises of revolution, and an advocation of violence and anarchy against the Establishment which it was felt had created the poor state of the world in the '70s and was leading us towards the global meltdown of civilisation. 'First Generation' punk originated in Britain and was especially savage and vicious, with bands such as The Sex Pistols, The Clash, Siouxie and The Banshees, The Stranglers and The Exploited at it's vanguard along with many others- the lyrics were shocking and obscene, disrespectful, and the music hard, raw and very loud. It's counterparts in the USA included bands such as The Ramones, Television, Alternative TV, Teenage Jesus, and artists known from the early '70s who embraced punk, such as Iggy Pop and Patti Smith. From around 1979 it gave way to 'Second Generation' punk, which is often described as 'New Wave'- this was sinister, angry and unsettling, but instrumentally superior to most of it's predecessors and relied more upon being psychologically disturbing than the sheer naked, raw fury of it's predecessors (although these continued to remain popular). Examples included Blondie, The Pretenders, The Psychedelic Furs, Hazel O'Connor, early Public Image Limited, early Ultravox, and many others. This lasted through into the early 1980s, but even when it's mass popularity faded, punk and New Wave had become established as musical genres that continued to be felt as a threat to society by the general public, and still had many adherents. In the late 1990s, many of the original First Generation punk artists said that their music was, if anything, more relevant to the world we live in today than it was beforehand. Punk led to spin-offs such as 'grunge rock', the best-known example of which is the US band Nirvana, which was 'rock punk' as oppose to being pure punk if that makes any sense. In the 2000s, new teenage bands emerged who CALLED themselves punk, but the 21st Century's teenage generations had little understanding or comprehension of what REAL punk was really meant to be about. These bands were of corporate manufacture, and extremely tame by the standards of the uncontrolled, anarchist rage of punk 'proper'- they cannot be regarded as being real punk rockers. Even today, the original punk of the late '70s and very early '80s continues to unsettle and shock 'straight' society, and there are some records from that time which many radio stations refuse to play because they are regarded as being too nasty. In terms of the shock-impact it had on society, punk can only be equalled by the extreme hardcore of original 1950s rock & roll, and possibly gangster-rap.
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Midge Ure has: Played Himself - Lead Singer: Rich Kids in "Top of the Pops" in 1964. Played himself in "Top of the Pops" in 1964. Played himself in "This Is Your Life" in 1969. Played Andy in "Jubilee" in 1977. Played himself in "Pop Quiz" in 1981. Played himself in "Saturday Superstore" in 1982. Played himself in "Live Aid" in 1985. Played himself in "Lenny Henry Tonite" in 1986. Played himself in "The Last Resort with Jonathan Ross" in 1987. Played The Banker in "The Hunting of the Snark" in 1987. Played himself in "This Morning" in 1988. Played himself in "Nelson Mandela 70th Birthday Tribute" in 1988. Played himself in "Kelly" in 1989. Played Angus McCurdie in "The Bogie Man" in 1992. Played himself in "Gomorron" in 1992. Played himself in "Comic Relief: The Invasion of the Comic Tomatoes" in 1993. Played himself in "GMTV" in 1993. Played himself in "Never Mind the Buzzcocks" in 1996. Played himself in "Celebrity Ready, Steady, Cook" in 1997. Played himself in "Top Ten" in 1998. Played himself in "The Heaven and Earth Show" in 1998. Played himself in "Loose Women" in 1999. Played himself in "Hunting Venus" in 1999. Played Himself - Singer and Musician in "Breakfast" in 2000. Played himself in "Meet Ricky Gervais" in 2000. Played himself in "Liquid News" in 2000. Played Guest Panelist in "The Wright Stuff" in 2000. Played Himself - Musician in "Breakfast" in 2000. Played himself in "Breakfast" in 2000. Played himself in "A Question of Pop" in 2000. Played Performer in "80s Mania" in 2001. Played himself in "100 Greatest Number One Singles" in 2001. Played himself in "Die ultimative Chartshow" in 2003. Played himself in "This Week" in 2003. Played Himself - Ultravox in "Strike: When Britain Went to War" in 2003. Played himself in "The Band Aid Story" in 2004. Played himself in "Band Aid 20: Justice, Not Charity" in 2004. Played himself in "The 100 Greatest Christmas Moments" in 2004. Played himself in "The Record of the Year 2004" in 2004. Played Vocals in "Steve Marriott: Astoria Memorial Concert 2001" in 2004. Played himself in "UK Music Hall of Fame: Biggest Selling Artists of the 21st Century" in 2005. Played Himself (2005) in "Live Aid Remembered" in 2005. Played himself in "Celebrity Masterchef" in 2006. Played himself in "The ONE Show" in 2006. Played himself in "Legends" in 2006. Played himself in "Buzzcocks... Imagine a Mildly Amusing Panel Show" in 2007. Played himself in "Songbook" in 2008. Played himself in "Starsuckers" in 2009. Played Himself - Contestant in "Popstar to Operastar" in 2010. Played Himself - Audience Member in "Popstar to Operastar" in 2010. Played himself in "Daybreak" in 2010. Played himself in "Hello Quo" in 2012. Played himself in "The Christmas Number One Story" in 2012.
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1. take that
2. beatles
3. transvision vamp
4. duran duran
5. spandau ballet
6. adam and the ants
7. blondie
8. texas
9. limp bizkit
10. linkin park
11. east 17
12. sparks
13. undertones
14. rolling stones
15. red hot chili peppers
16. depeche mode
17. roxette
18. fleetwood mac
19. t'pau
20. dexys midnight runners
21. the jam
22. style council
23. the wonder stuff
24. monkees
25. culture club
26. so solid crew
27. fairground attraction
28. proclaimers
29. simple minds
30. simply red
31. squeeze
32. rem
33. living in a box
34. abc
35. eternal
36. bangles
37. westlife
38. u2
39. thin lizzy
40. pretenders
41. omd
42. busted
43. dire straits
44. doors
45. wet wet wet
46. the who
47. tenacious d
48. boyzone
49. elo
50. pink floyd
51. led zeppelin
52. deep purple
53. black sabbath
54. beastie boys
55. cream
56. travis
57. stereophonics
58. radiohead
59. guns n roses
60. wings
61. aha
62. jackson 5
63. commodores
64. the corrs
65. flying pickets
66. aerosmith
67. d12
68. wilson philips
69. bon jovi
70. kinks
71. eurythmics
72. the verve
73. ocean colour scene
74. oasis
75. cure
76. foo fighters
77. ultravox
78. communards
79. extreme
80. yazoo
81. black lace
82. the stranglers
83. travelling wilburys
84. crowded house
85. erasure
86. counting crows
87. darkness
88. eagles
89. spin doctors
90. pearl jam
91. housemartins
92. abba
93. genesis
94. nirvana
95. right said fred
96. iron maiden
97. deacon blue
98. garbage
99. heaven 17
100. haircut 100
101. coldplay
102. liberty x
103. suede
104. hear say
105. bananarama
106. atomic kitten
107. blink 182
108. status quo
109. ac/dc
110. human league
111. aswad
112. them
113. police
114. kiss
115. slade
116. bros
117. madness
118. nickelback
119. zz top
120. pulp
121. t rex
122. run dmc
123. queen
124. manic street preachers
125. metallica
126. pogues
127. s club 7
128. all saints
129. beautiful south
130. terrorvision
131. altered images
132. hot chocolate
133. skunk anansie
134. thompson twins
135. beach boys
136. tenpole tudor
137. evanescence
138. the woolpackers
139. kula shaker
140. s club juniors
141. wham
142. m people
143. boney m
144. clash
145. the supremes
146. siouxsie and the banshees
147. slipknot
148. the sugababes
149. inxs
150. cameo
151. the wurzels
152. five
153. semisonic
154. motorhead
155. the smiths
156. talking heads
157. girls aloud
158. one true voice
159. spice girls
160. flock of seagulls
161. sweet
162. moody blues
163. wombles
164. wizzard
165. soft cell
166. showaddywaddy
167. the rubettes
168. pet shop boys
169. the pasadenas
170. osmonds
171. king
172. marmalade
173. level 42
174. kajagoogoo
175. goodies
176. frankie goes to hollywood
177. dr hook
178. the dooleys
179. bucks fizz
180. blancmange
181. bee gees
182. dollar
183. bay city rollers
184. bauhaus
185. 3 degrees
186. mud
187. destinys child
188. fun boy three
189. specials
190. outkast
191. the b52's
192. backstreet boys
193. sex pistols
194. blue
195. another level
196. crazy town
197. steve harley and the cockney rebel
198. blur
199. marillion
200. dave clark five
201. jimi hendrix experience
202. 4 non blondes
203. moloko
204. wheatus
205. happy mondays
206. primal scream
207. the charlatans
208. alisha's attic
209. danny wilson
210. milli vanilli
211. green day
212. the stone roses
213. shadows
214. jethro tull
215. the rasmus
216. maroon 5
217. def leppard
218. go west
219. chumbawamba
220. new order
221. b*witched
222. dru hill
223. big brovaz
224. whitesnake
225. offspring
226. hole
227. air supply
228. prodigy
229. fine young cannibals
230. n sync
231. the four tops
232. small faces
233. faces
234. neds atomic dustbin
235. motley crue
236. cranberries
237. Carter the unstoppable sex machine
238. jesus jones
239. no doubt
240. fat boys
241. o town
242. the crash test dummies
243. feeder
244. village people
245. bad company
246. en vogue
247. the pointer sisters
248. heart
249. hollies
250. the calling
251. ub40
252. catatonia
253. space
254. elastica
255. placebo
256. sleeper
257. echobelly
258. l7
259. reef
260. electronic
261. roxy music
262. the drifters
263. ugly kid joe
264. jive bunny and the mastermixers
265. boys ii men
266. supergrass
267. rose royce
268. kraftwerk
269. hermans hermits
270. the detroit spinners
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Dance With Me Henry (Wallflower) - Georgia Gibbs - 1955
Most of the popular songs with 'dance' in the title since 1960:
(Baby Tell Me) Can You Dance - Shanice Wilson - 1987
(Dance With The) Guitar Man - Duane Eddy - 1962
(Let's Dance) The Screw - The Crystals - 1963
A Slow Dance - Ronnie And The Hi-Lites - 1963
African Dance - Soul II Soul - 1989
After The Dance - Marvin Gaye - 1976
After The Dance - Fourplay Featuring El DeBarge - 1991
All She Wants To Do Is Dance - Don Henley - 1985
And We Danced - Hooters - 1985
Angel Dance - Robert Plant - 2010
Angel On The DanceFloor - Dave Matthias Featuring Natalia Flores - 2009
Baby Don't Dance - Mother Mother - 2011
Batdance - Prince - 1989
Belly Dancer - Kardinal Offishall Featuring Pharrell Williams - 2003
Belly Dancer (Bananza) - Akon - 2005
Bike Dance - Love And Rockets - 1989
Bird Dance Beat - The Trashmen - 1964
Bite Your Lip (Get Up And Dance!) - Elton John - 1977
Blood On The Dance Floor - Michael Jackson - 1997
Break Dance Party - Break Machine - 1984
Breakdance - Irene Cara - 1984
Bus Di Dance - Kardinal Offishall - 2003
Can You Dance To It? - Cat Mother And The All Night News Boys - 1969
Come Dance With Me - Eddie Quinteros - 1960
Come Dance With Me - Jay And The Americans - 1963
Come Dance With Me - The Tokens - 1981
Come On Dance, Dance - Saturday Night Band - 1978
Could I Have This Dance - Anne Murray - 1980
D-a-a-ance - Lambrettas - 1980
Dance - Ratt - 1987
Dance - David Baerwald - 1990
Dance (A$$) - DJ Hard Hitta Featuring Big Sean, Nicki Minaj - 2012
Dance (Disco Heat) - Sylvester - 1978
Dance Across The Floor - Jimmy Bo Horne - 1978
Dance Again - Jennifer Lopez Featuring Pitbull, 2012 - 2012
Dance All Night - Autograph - 1987
Dance And Shake Your Tambourine - Universal Robot Band - 1977
Dance And Shout - Shaggy - 2000
Dance Away - Roxy Music - 1979
Dance By The Light Of The Moon - The Olympics - 1961
Dance Dance (The Mexican) - Thalia - 2002
Dance Desire - Haywire - 1987
Dance Fantasy - Free Life - 1980
Dance For Me - Mary J. Blige - 2002
Dance For You - Beyonce - 2012
Dance Forever - Allstar Weekend - 2010
Dance Hall Days - Wang Chung - 1984
Dance In The Dark - Lady Gaga - 2010
Dance Inside - The All-American Rejects - 2006
Dance Into The Light - Phil Collins - 1996
Dance Like A Monkey - New York Dolls - 2007
Dance Like Michael Jackson - Far East Movement - 2008
Dance Little Dreamer - Bionic Boogie - 1978
Dance Little Lady Dance - Tina Charles - 1976
Dance Little Lady Dance - Danny White - 1977
Dance Little Sister - The Rolling Stones - 1974
Dance Little Sister (Part One) - Terence Trent D'Arby - 1988
Dance Master Pt. 1 - Willie Henderson - 1974
Dance Me To The End Of Love - Madeleine Peyroux - 2005
Dance Mother****** - Sweet Thing - 2010
Dance Naked - John Mellencamp - 1994
Dance Of The Mad - Pop Will Eat Itself - 1990
Dance Of The Manatee - Fair To Midland - 2007
Dance On - The Shadows - 1962
Dance On - Kathy Kirby - 1963
Dance On - Blush - 2012
Dance On Little Girl - Paul Anka - 1961
Dance On My Own - Robert Plant - 1988
Dance On Your Knees - Daryl Hall And John Oates - 1985
Dance Party - Eddy Grant - 1986
Dance Sister Dance (Bella Mi Hermana) - Santana - 1976
Dance The Kung Fu - Carl Douglas - 1975
Dance The Mess Around - Chubby Checker - 1961
Dance The Night Away - Van Halen - 1979
Dance The Night Away - The Mavericks - 1998
Dance This World Away - Rick Springfield - 1985
Dance 'Til We're High - The Fireman - 2009
Dance To The Music - Sly & The Family Stone - 1968
Dance To The Music - Laszlo Panaflex - 2002
Dance To The Rhythm - Friburn & Urik - 2003
Dance To Yesterday - Hawksley Workman - 2010
Dance To Yesterday - Hawksley Workman - 2010
Dance Tonight - Lucy Pearl - 2000
Dance Tonight - Paul McCartney - 2007
Dance Turned Into A Romance - The Jones Girls - 1980
Dance Wit Me - Rufus Featuring Chaka Khan - 1976
Dance Wit' Me - Rick James - 1982
Dance With A Stranger - Leana - 2005
Dance With Me - The Blendells - 1965
Dance With Me - The Mojo Men - 1965
Dance With Me - Orleans - 1975
Dance With Me - Peter Brown With Betty Wright - 1978
Dance With Me - Alphaville - 1986
Dance With Me - Debelah Morgan - 2000
Dance With Me - 112 - 2001
Dance With Me - Jaimie Lee - 2002
Dance With Me - Michael Bolton - 2002
Dance With Me - Air Supply - 2010
Dance With Me Georgie - The Bobbettes - 1960
Dance With Mr. Domino - Fats Domino - 1962
Dance With My Father - Luther Vandross - 2003
Dance With The Devil - Cozy Powell - 1974
Dance With You - Carrie Lucas - 1979
Dance With You - Lauren Hildebrandt - 2006
Dance With You (Nachna Tere Naal) - Rishi Rich Project Featuring Jay Sean & Dance With You - Rishi Rich Project Featuring Jay Sean & Juggy D - 2003
Dance Without Sleeping - Melissa Etheridge - 1992
Dance Wiv Me - Dizzee Rascal Featuring Calvin Harris And Chrome - 2008
Dance Yourself Dizzy - Liquid Gold - 1980
Dance, Dance - Deskee - 1990
Dance, Dance - Fall Out Boy - 2006
Dance, Dance, Dance - Joey Dee - 1963
Dance, Dance, Dance - The Beach Boys - 1964
Dance, Dance, Dance - The New Seekers - 1972
Dance, Dance, Dance - Mary Mary - 2003
Dance, Dance, Dance (Yowsah, Yowsah, Yowsah) - Chic - 1978
Dance, Everybody, Dance - The Dartells - 1963
Dancefloor - Hanna Georgas - 2010
Dancehall Queen - Beenie Man Featuring Chevelle Franklyn - 1997
Dancehall Queen - Robyn - 2010
Dancer - Gino Soccio - 1979
Dangerous On The Dancefloor - Musto And Bones - 1991
Death On The Dance Floor - Pro-Pain - 1992
Decadence Dance - Extreme - 1990
Didn't I Know (Divas To The Dancefloor...Please) - E.G. Fullalove - 1995
Dirty Dancer - Enrique Iglesias With Usher Featuring Lil Wayne - 2011
Disco Dancer - Devo - 1988
Do You Love Me (Now That I Can Dance) - The Contours - 1962
Do You Love Me (Now That I Can Dance) - The Contours - 1988
Do You Wanna Dance - The Mamas & The Papas - 1968
Do You Wanna Dance - Barry Blue - 1973
Do You Wanna Dance - Ramones - 1978
Do You Wanna Dance - Brother Makes 3 - 1991
Do You Wanna Dance? - The Beach Boys - 1965
Do You Want To Dance - Cliff Richard - 1962
Do You Want To Dance - Del Shannon - 1964
Do You Want To Dance - Bette Midler - 1973
Do You Want To Dance - Jimmy Messina - 1980
Do Your Dance - Rose Royce - 1977
Does She Do It Like She Dances - The Addrisi Brothers - 1977
Don't Forget To Dance - The Kinks - 1983
Don't It Make You Wanna Dance? - Rusty Wier - 1975
Don't Stop The Dance - Brian Eno - 1985
Dust Off And Dance - Hydra Productions Featuring Tiffany - 2009
Evacuate The Dancefloor - Cascada - 2009
Everybody Dance - Chic - 1978
Everybody Dance - Ta Mara & The Seen - 1986
Everybody Dance - Barbara Tucker - 1998
Everybody Dance - Gravitonas Vs Roma Kenga - 2011
Face Dances Part Two - Pete Townshend - 1982
Fancy Dancer - Commodores - 1977
Fancy Dancer - Frankie Valli - 1979
First Dance - Justin Bieber Featuring Usher - 2009
Flashdance... What A Feeling - Irene Cara - 1983
For A Dancer - Prelude - 1976
Freakshow On The Dance Floor - The Bar-Kays - 1984
From Dance To Love - Samantha Sang - 1979
Get On The Dance Floor - Rob Base & D.J. E-Z Rock - 1988
Get Up And Dance - The Doors - 1972
Ghost Dancer - Addrisi Brothers - 1979
Girls On The Dance Floor - Far East Movement Featuring Stereotypes - 2009
Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now) - C & C Music Factory Featuring Freedom Williams - 1991
Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life) - Green Day - 1998
Got To Dance Disco - H.O.G. Presents Groovlines - 1999
Hampsterdance Song - Hampton The Hampster - 2000
He's The Greatest Dancer - Sister Sledge - 1979
Hey DJ/I Can't Dance (To That Music You 're Playing) - Betty Boo And The Beatmasters - 1991
Hey, What's That Dance You're Doing - The Choice Four - 1976
High School Dance - The Sylvers - 1977
How To Dance - Bingoboys Featuring Princessa - 1991
Hum Along And Dance - Rare Earth - 1973
Humpty Dance - Digital Underground - 1990
I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor - Arctic Monkeys - 2006
I Can't Dance - Genesis - 1992
I Can't Dance To That Music You're Playin' - Martha & The Vandellas - 1968
I Could Dance All Night - Archie Bell & The Drells - 1975
I Could Have Danced All Night - Ben E. King - 1963
I Could Have Danced All Night - Audrey Hepburn - 1964
I Could Have Danced All Night - Biddu Orchestra - 1976
I Don't Believe You Want To Get Up And Dance (Oops, Up Side Your Head) - The Gap Band - 1980
I Don't Dance - Corbin Bleu And Lucas Grabeel - 2007
I Don't Wanna Be In Love (Dance Floor Anthem) - Good Charlotte - 2007
I Don't Wanna Dance - Eddy Grant - 1982
I Don't Wanna Dance - Starman - 2010
I Don't Want Nobody Else (To Dance With You) - Narada Michael Walden - 1979
I Got Ants In My Pants (And I Want To Dance) - James Brown - 1973
I Got To Go Back (And Watch That Little Girl Dance) - The McCoys - 1967
I Gotta Dance To Keep From Crying - The Miracles - 1964
I Hope You Dance - Lee Ann Womack With Sons Of The Desert - 2001
I Just Came Here To Dance - Peabo Bryson/Roberta Flack - 1984
I Just Wanna Dance With You - The Dramatics - 1979
I Just Wanna Dance With You - Starpoint - 1980
I Just Want To Dance With You - George Strait - 1998
I Like To Dance - Shirley And Company - 1975
I Like To Dance - Hot Chelle Rae - 2009
I Love To Love (But My Baby Loves To Dance) - Tina Charles - 1976
I Saw A Man And He Danced With His Wife - Cher - 1974
I Wanna Dance Wit' Choo (Do Dat Dance) - Disco Tex & The Sex-O-Lettes - 1975
I Wanna Dance With Somebody - These Kids Wear Crowns - 2011
I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me) - Whitney Houston - 1987
I Wanna Dance With You - Eddie Rabbitt - 1988
I Want To Dance With You (Dance With Me) - The Ritchie Family - 1975
I Went To A Dance - Grand Funk - 1976
If I Were A Dancer (Dance Pt. 2) - The Rolling Stones - 1981
If You Wanna Dance - Nobody's Angel - 2000
If You Wanna Do A Dance - The Spinners - 1978
I'll Never Dance Again - Bobby Rydell - 1962
I'll Save The Last Dance For You - Damita Jo - 1960
I'm Gonna Dance - Ayo - 2012
I'm Happy Just To Dance With You - The Beatles - 1964
I'm Happy Just To Dance With You - Anne Murray - 1980
I'm Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend How To Dance With You - Glee Cast - 2011
Invitation To Dance - Kim Carnes - 1985
I've Got The Next Dance - Deniece Williams - 1979
Just Dance - Lady Gaga Featuring Colby O'Donis - 2008
Just Get Up And Dance - Afrika Bambaataa - 1991
Just Wanna Dance - Toy - 2004
Keep It Comin' (Dance Till You Can't Dance No More!) - C & C Music Factory Featuring Q-Unique And Deborah Cooper - 1992
Kill The Dance - Kardinal Offishall And Akon - 2005
King Of The Dancehall - Beenie Man - 2004
Land Of 1000 Dances - Chris Kenner - 1963
Land Of 1000 Dances - The Midniters - 1965
Land Of 1000 Dances - Cannibal And The Headhunters - 1965
Land Of 1000 Dances - Wilson Pickett - 1966
Land Of 1000 Dances - The Electric Indian - 1969
Land Of A Thousand Dances - Ted Nugent - 1981
Land Of A Thousand Dances - The J. Geils Band - 1983
Land Of A Thousand Dances The Na Na Song - Round Robin - 1965
Lapdance - N.E.R.D. - 2003
Last Dance - Donna Summer - 1978
Let Her Dance - Phil Seymour - 1981
Let The Little Girl Dance - Billy Bland - 1960
Let's Dance - Chris Montez - 1962
Let's Dance - Ola & The Janglers - 1969
Let's Dance - David Bowie - 1983
Let's Dance - Chris Rea - 1987
Let's Dance (Make Your Body Move) - West Street Mob - 1981
Let's Dance Tonight - Poco - 1973
Let's Face The Music And Dance - Nat King Cole with Billy May Orchestra - 1994
Let's Start II Dance Again - Hamilton Bohannon Featuring Dr. Perri Johnson - 1981
Let's Start The Dance - Hamilton Bohannon - 1978
Life Is A Dance - Chaka Khan - 1979
Life's A Dance - John Michael Montgomery - 1992
Limbo Dance - The Champs - 1962
Lonely Dancer - Van McCoy - 1978
Long Tall Glasses (I Can Dance) - Leo Sayer - 1975
Magic Dance - David Bowie - 1986
Make Me Dance All Night - 3 Speaker High - 2004
Mary Jane's Last Dance - Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers - 1994
May I Have This Dance? - The Temptations - 1963
Moondance - Van Morrison - 1977
Moondance - Michael Buble - 2003
Morning Dance - Spyro Gyra - 1979
Murder On The Dancefloor - Sophie Ellis Bextor - 2002
Music Box Dancer - Frank Mills - 1979
Music That You Can Dance To - Sparks - 1986
My Wife, The Dancer - Eddie & Dutch - 1970
Neutron Dance - Pointer Sisters - 1985
No Good (Start The Dance) - The Prodigy - 1994
No Parking (On The Dance Floor) - Midnight Star - 1984
Now-Do-U-Wanta-Dance - Larry Graham - 1977
On The Dancefloor - David Guetta Featuring Will.I.Am & Apl De Ap - 2009
One More Dance - Esther & Abi Ofarim - 1968
One More Dance - Boyz II Men - 2012
Private Dancer - Tina Turner - 1985
Private Dancer - 2 Pistols Featuring Shawty - 2011
Rain Dance - The Guess Who - 1971
Rhythm Is A Dancer - Snap! - 1992
Riverdance - Bill Whelan - 1995
Rock This Party (Everybody Dance Now) - Bob Sinclar Featuring Big Ali & Dollarman - 2006
Sabre Dance - Love Sculpture - 1968
Safety Dance - Glee Cast - 2010
Same Old Song And Dance - Aerosmith - 1974
Save A Place On The Dance Floor For Me - Dawn Tallman - 2006
Save The Last Dance For Me - The Drifters - 1960
Save The Last Dance For Me - The DeFranco Family Featuring Tony DeFranco - 1974
Save The Last Dance For Me - Dolly Parton With The Jordanaires - 1984
Save The Last Dance For Me - Michael Buble - 2006
Send My Love To The Dance Floor I'll See You In Hell (Hey Mister DJ) - Cobra Starship - 2007
Sexy Dancer - Prince - 1979
Shake And Dance With Me - Con Funk Shun - 1978
She Wants To Dance With Me - Rick Astley - 1989
Show Me How To Dance - Archie Bell & The Drells - 1979
Shut Up And Dance - Victoria Duffield - 2011
Slow Dance - Lou Mosley - 2002
Slow Dance - Keri Hilson - 2009
Slow Dance (Hey Mr. DJ) - R. Kelly And Public Announcement - 1992
Slow Dancer - Robert Plant - 1982
Snakedance - The Rainmakers - 1987
Some Days You Gotta Dance - Dixie Chicks - 2002
Some Girls (Dance With Women) - JC Chasez - 2004
Song & Dance - John Cafferty And The Beaver Brown Band - 1988
Soul Dance - Tommy Leonetti - 1964
Soul Dance Number Three - Wilson Pickett - 1967
Stomp And Buck Dance - The Crusaders - 1975
Street Dance - Break Machine - 1984
Table Dancer - Keshia Chante - 2010
Talk To Me, Dance With Me - Hot Hot Heat - 2003
The Adventures Of Rain Dance Maggie - Red Hot Chili Peppers - 2011
The Cinnamon Cinder (It's A Very Nice Dance) - The Pastel Six - 1963
The Last Dance - The McGuire Sisters - 1960
The Mummers' Dance - Loreena McKennitt - 1998
The Safety Dance - Men Without Hats - 1983
The Salmon Dance - The Chemical Brothers - 2007
They Dance Alone (Cueca Solo) - Sting - 1988
They Dance! - Barry Manilow - 2002
Tiny Dancer - Elton John - 1972
Tiny Dancer - Tim McGraw - 2003
Tiny Dancer (Hold Me Closer) - Ironik Featuring Chipmunk & Elton John - 2009
Trance Dance - D-Mob Featuring Gary Haisman - 1989
Unsquare Dance - Dave Brubeck Quartet - 1962
Wanna Dance - Yasmin - 1991
Warrior's Dance - The Prodigy - 2009
We Came To Dance - Ultravox - 1983
We Dance On - N-Dubz Featuring Bodyrox - 2010
We Danced - Brad Paisley - 2000
We Danced Anyway - Deana Carter - 1997
We Never Danced To A Love Song - The Manhattans - 1977
What A Feeling (Flashdance) - Global Deejays - 2005
When I Lose My Way - Randy Crawford - 1981
When She Dances - Joey Scarbury - 1981
When We Dance - Sting - 1994
When You Dance - Jay And The Americans - 1969
When You Dance I Can Really Love - Neil Young - 1971
Why Don't People Slow Dance - Roi Anthony - 2011
Why Don't We Just Dance - Josh Turner - 2010
Won't Somebody Dance With Me - Lynsey De Paul - 1973
You Better Dance - The Jets - 1989
You Can't Dance - England Dan And John Ford Coley - 1978
You Make My Pants Want To Get Up And Dance - Dr. Hook - 1979
You Won't Dance With Me - April Wine - 1977
Your Mama Don't Dance - Loggins & Messina - 1973
Your Mama Don't Dance - Poison - 1989
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