Without Hats, Kim Wilde,Breakfast Club, Dan Hartman, Belinda Carlisle, Nik Kershaw, Musical Youth, Wang Chung, Donnie Iris, Rick Springfield, Hall & Oates, Mr. Mister, Thompson Twins, Church, Steel Breeze, Eric Carmen, Air Supply, Poco, Grayson Hugh, Pseudo Echo, Pointer Sisters, Aretha Franklin, Taylor Dayne, Boy Meets Girl, Ray Parker, jr., Expose, Paul Davis, Gino Vannelli, Dolly Parton, Naked Eyes, Motels, John Waite, Sheriff, Spandau Ballet, Little River Band, Juice Newton, Michael Martin Murphey, Kim Carnes, Marty Balin, Talk Talk, Missing Persons, Thomas Dolby, Vapors, Asia, Blondie, Corey Hart, Red Rider, and Kajagoogoo!  (less)

box! Artists also include Tony Orlando, Dion, Walter Jackson, Tommy James & the Shondells, Otis Redding, Young Rascals, Beau Brummels, Sonny & Cher, Happenings, Fifth Estate, Vogues, Music Explosion, Beach Boys, Exciters, Chiffons, Charlie & Inez Foxx, Hollies, Billy J. Kramer & the Dakotas, Jay & the Americans, Ian Whitcomb, Angels, Joe Dowell, Connie Francis, Steam, Shangri-Las, Lou Christie, Shelley Fabares, Leslie Gore, Little Eva, Righteous Brothers, Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels, Sam & Dave, Oliver, Del Shannon, Curtis Lee, Hollywood Argyles, Randy & the Rainbows, Paul & Paula, Duprees, Dixie Cups and J. Frank Wilson & the Cavaliers!  (less)

Atlantis label by Megahit Records, Let’s Hear It For The 80s Vol. 3’s non-stop mix features dance versions of the most massive gay-friendly hits from the decade of big hair and skinny ties, including “New Attitude,” “Two Of Hearts,” “Walking On Sunshine,” ”Holding Out For A Hero,” “Oh L’Amour,” “Billie Jean” and more. Other highlights include high energy dance remixes of smash hit 80s pop classics “We Belong,” “Summer Of 69,” “Here Comes The Rain,” “When Doves Cry,” “Stand Back” and more. Best of all, Let’s Hear It For The 80s Vol. 3 features yet another attractive “cover boy” in a seductive pose. Let’s Hear It For The 80s Vol. 3 is the perfect gay party album!  (less)

Atlantis label by Megahit Records, Let’s Hear It For The 80s Vol. 2’s non-stop mix features dance versions of the most massive gay-friendly hits from the decade of big hair and skinny ties, including "I Heard A Rumour," "Kiss," "Body Rock," "This Time I Know It’s For Real," "Open Your Heart" and many more. Other highlights include high energy Factory Team remixes of smash hit 80s ballads "Against All Odds," "The Power Of Love," "Crazy For You" and the decade’s biggest hit "Every Breath You Take." Best of all, Let’s Hear It For The 80s Vol. 2 features yet another attractive "cover boy" in a seductive pose. Let’s Hear It For The 80s Vol. 2 is the perfect gay party album!  (less)

The Hollies, Adam Faith, Cilla Black, & many others. Featuring a phenomenal 13 number 1 hits along with 37 top 10 chart hits. EMI Gold. 2004.  (less)

Happiness Boys" in 1923 When their Radio Programmes were Sponsored by the Happiness Candy Stores, and No Fewer Than 44 of their Records Are Listed as Hits. "how Do You Do?" was the Radio Theme Song of the Happiness Boys, and is the Title of Living Era’s Debut CD for the Duo. The 23 Tracks Include 14 Major Hits Such as Barney Google, in the Little Red School House, I Miss My Swiss, Down Yonder, Hinky Dinky Parlay Voo and Don’t Bring Lulu (All Top 5). And There’s all 8:22 Of their Virtuoso Recreation of 20s Radio, Twisting the Dials from Station to Station.  (less)

The Hollies, Adam Faith, Cilla Black, & many others. Featuring a phenomenal 13 number 1 hits along with 37 top 10 chart hits. EMI Gold. 2004.  (less)

Man 7. Petula Clark- Downtown 8. The Turtles- Happy Together 9. The Lemon Pipers- Green Tambourine 10. The Shirelles- Soldier Boy  (less)

- The Monkees 5. The Letter - The Box Tops 6. Help Me Rhonda - The Beach Boys 7. Hang On Sloopy - The McCoys 8. Kind of a Drag - The Buckinghams 9. Do Wah Diddy Diddy - Manfred Mann 10. To Sir with Love - Lulu 11. Honey - Bobby Goldsboro 12. Windy - The Association  (less)

90's with tlc leading the way with their #1 hit 'waterfalls'. The popularity of boy bands continued through from the previous decade with artists such as backstreet boys at the peak of their success. Teen pop exploded in the late 90's when britney spears released the chart topping track 'baby, one more time'. The 90's also saw a revival of singer-songwriter movement, which included the likes of sophie b. Hawkins and jeff buckley, whose unfortunate death shocked in the world in 1997. Daryl braithwaite continued his success from the late 80's with his hit single 'horses' that spent 3 weeks at #1. Other australian acts to achieve #1's included merril bainbridge and tina arena  (less)

Officer And A Gentleman, Ferris Buellers Day Off, Cocktail, Purple Rain, the list goes on. Includes the hit singles and tracks from the aforementioned films and other from, St. Elmos Fire, Ghostbusters, Arthur, The Lost Boys, Jewel in the Nile, The Big Chill, Platoon, Anger Heart, Cocktail and many more. Universal. 2006.  (less)

poster/lyric sheet. Originally released in April 1992, "Check Your Head" was a milestone for Beastie Boys on multiple levels and on the strength of now-classic singles and videos 'So What'cha Want', 'Pass The Mic', 'Gratitude' and 'Jimmy James', "Check Your Head" stormed the U.S. Top 10, ultimately returning Beastie Boys to hard-touring, platinum-selling status, and setting the band up for the pop cultural dominance it would achieve in the decade to come.  (less)