USA Songs 1983 Volume 2 (mostly peaked Billboard between #50 and

[@mdickinurhole7460]

Grandioso trabajo. Cada vez superas tu propio límite con estas selecciones de cancioines, que a decir verdad, estaban ya fuera de nuestra memoria, y tú nos la recuerdas para beneplácito nuestro. Es una magnifica colección de videos de tu excelente canal.

[@cubeg3271]

I love these volume 2 series even more than the top hits - Helps to remember hidden gems from the past! Please keep these coming!

[@javiiwilliams851]

In the 70's there was a lot to choose from!!!! Excellent musicians !!! Great video!!!!

[@lostnthenoise]

Three great Berlin songs plus All Touch by Rough Trade that I probably hadn't heard since 1983... .

[@ForeignerFan74]

Thanks For Sharing!

[@sebom141]

Amazing lists so great work!

[@Teacher-lj6in]

Grief...so many unknown gems...Hot Chocolate always a winner! Greetings from South Africa

[@reglavcor]

WOW! All I can say is wow!I know know what my favorite year for music is..........1983! I heard so many New Wave songs that I have not heard in years.

[@MILUNGAO]

En 1983, la New-Wave (un de mes groupes préférés dans le style: Missing Persons qui avait une chanteuse haute en couleur et un batteur surdoué) et la Synth-Pop étaient à leur apogée sur le plan commercial. Mon morceau préféré dans cette vidéo "Million Miles Away" de The Plimsouls (un groupe qui aurait mérité de devenir énorme vu son potentiel). Et la surprise de cette vidéo en ce qui me concerne: la présence de Joe "Bean" Esposito avec le titre "Lady Lady Lady", que je ne connaissais pas; de lui, je ne connaissais que "You"re The Best", un des morceaux cultes figurant sur la B.O de "Karaté Kid I" en 1984. A propos de l'année 1984, je serai au taquet lorsque le volume 2 des USA apparaitra car beaucoup de choses se sont passées cette année-là 😎

[@derekrubis6652]

Cause of these Vol. 2 I got a lot of song that I put on my Spotify playlists

[@lisasimpson9601]

Why don t they do so good music now😊who wasn t there this good time will never know what he lost

[@patriciamcrae5331]

Half these songs and groups I never heard of in the USA. It is hard to believe they were the top.

[@MrDonanthony]

Donna Summer and Mathew Ward went to #70 in 1983 with the song Love Has A Mind Of It's Own.

[@francispelletier3647]

Peaked in 1984

[@roygoodhand1301]

12:05 A song that means something totally different to kids than it does to adults, lol It sounds like a kids song with rather nonsensical lyrics, but adults are quick to note that the song is actually about Nuclear War. I've been a bit obsessed with this song lately, along with Shriekback's "Nemesis".

[@thankthelord4536]

Wow forgot about Evelyn Champagne King's "Betcha". I didn't really know when that came out. And the song "Pease Mr. Postman" has been covered a dozen times.

[@thankthelord4536]

Please do the bottom gems of 1977!

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Jeez, I was THERE and I don't know 75 percent of these. Also, a lot of them sound like the 70s hadn't ended!

[@derekmiller3381]

Derek Miller songs of 1983 kickin it old school

[@valerieannrumpf4151]

I see alot of great new wave/ early alternative songs on here.

[@Gaminggunzeller]

9:41 , 11:38 and 16:30 Great Aussie rock classics

[@GoreLord]

Tip Top Perfekt

[@philiptodd6255]

I’m afraid the Americans were stuck in a musical rut in the U.K. guitar based acts were out but in America one record just sounded the same as another no wonder there was a second British Invasion

[@jadelauren2269]

Janet Jackson 💖

[@gogoyubari366]

Alot of diversity!

[@pepper1dancer]

I hate that Janet Jackson smiles when she sings in most of her videos. Grrrr

[@marctandoh5335]

Hater