Top 100 "Lost 45's"-Part 1

[mrjukebox]

For the past twenty-eight years,Barry Scott's excellent program "The Lost 45's" has featured the most popular "Lost 45's" of all time-The rankings are determined by votes & listener requests-Here is the first half of the survey which goes from #100-#51:
100)."Brand New Key"-Melanie (1971)
99)."Heaven On The 7th Floor"-Paul Nicholas (1977)
98).""Christine Sixteen"-Kiss (1977)
97)."If The Love Fits"-Leslie Pearl (1982)
96)."Love Takes Time"-Orleans (1979)
95)."Easy Come Easy Go"-Bobby Sherman (1970)
94)."How Do You Do"-Mouth & Mc Neal (1972)
93)."Hold On To My Love"-Jimmy Ruffin (1980)
92)."Makin It"-David Naughton (1979)
91)."Forever In Blue Jeans"-Neil Diamond (1979)
90)."One Man Woman/One Woman Man"-Paul Anka & Odia Coates (1974)
89)."Sweetheart"-Franke & The Knockouts (1981)
88)."Indiana Wants Me"-R.Dean Taylor (1970)
87)."Tragedy"-Bee Gees (1979)
86)."Timothy"-The Buoys (1971)
85)."Solitaire"-Laura Branigan (1983)
84)."Spiders & Snakes"-Jim Stafford (1974)
83)."Rockin Chair"-Gwen Mc Crae (1975)
82).""Sweet City Woman"-Stampeders (1971)
81)."Hot Summer Nights"-Night (1979)
80)."Fire & Ice"-Pat Benatar (1981)
79)."Long Tall Glasses (I Can Dance)"-Leo Sayer (1975)
78)."Fight The Power"-Isley Brothers (1975)
77)."I Woke Up In Love This Morning"-Partridge Family (1971)
76)."Cool It Now"-New Edition (1984)
75)."Southern Nights"-Glen Campbell (1977)
74)."Morning Train"-Sheena Easton (1981)
73)."Stumblin In"-Suzi Quatro & Chris Norman (1979)
72)."Coconut"-Nilsson (1972)
71)."Walk Like An Egyptian"-Bangles (1986)
70)."Shake It"-Ian Matthews (1979)
69)."That's Rock & Roll"-Shaun Cassidy (1977)
68)."Why Do Fools Fall In Love"-Diana Ross (1981)
67)."One Tin Soldier"-Coven (1971)
66)."Give It Up"-KC (1984)
65)."Union Of The Snake"-Duran Duran (1983)
64)."I've Got To Use My Imagination"-Gladys Knight & The Pips (1974)
63)."The Cover Of Rolling Stone"-Dr.Hook & The Medicine Show (1973)
62)."Me & You & A Dog Named Boo"-Lobo (1971)
61)."Mickey"-Toni Basil (1982)
60)."Chevy Van"-Sammy Johns (1975)
59)."Love Is In Control"-Donna Summer (1982)
58)."What About Me"-Moving Pictures (1983)
57)."Dark Lady"-Cher (1974)
56)."A Little More Love"-Olivia Newton-John (1979)
55)."It's A Miracle"-Barry Manilow (1975)
54)."Mamma Mia"-Abba (1976)
53)."Miss Me Blind"-Culture Club (1984)
52)."Precious Love"-Bob Welch (1979)
51)."One Bad Apple"-Osmonds (1971)

[superfan]

I am a big fan of the show, though a couple of the songs such as "Mickey" and "Walk Like An Egyptian" get a decent amount of airplay in my listening area.

This show and AT40 inspired me to create "Lost Hit" stations and playlists from Slacker Radio and Grooveshark. I also started a Facebook group called "Lost Pop Hits (M.I.A.) a couple of years ago.

[doomsdaymachine]

What criteria does Barry Scott use to determine "Lost 45" status? Obviously not chart success (or lack of it) as several of the songs listed were #1 hits. And several more still get considerable "classic hits" airplay in my neck of the woods.

So how, exactly, does our boy Barry determine what constitutes a Lost 45?

[rayshae3]

Sept 14, 2012 18:50:24 GMT -5 mrjukebox said:

For the past twenty-eight years,Barry Scott's excellent program "The Lost 45's" has featured the most popular "Lost 45's" of all time-The rankings are determined by votes & listener requests-Here is the first half of the survey which goes from #100-#51:
100)."Brand New Key"-Melanie (1971)
99)."Heaven On The 7th Floor"-Paul Nicholas (1977)
98).""Christine Sixteen"-Kiss (1977)
97)."If The Love Fits"-Leslie Pearl (1982)
96)."Love Takes Time"-Orleans (1979)
95)."Easy Come Easy Go"-Bobby Sherman (1970)
94)."How Do You Do"-Mouth & Mc Neal (1972)
93)."Hold On To My Love"-Jimmy Ruffin (1980)
92)."Makin It"-David Naughton (1979)
91)."Forever In Blue Jeans"-Neil Diamond (1979)
90)."One Man Woman/One Woman Man"-Paul Anka & Odia Coates (1974)
89)."Sweetheart"-Franke & The Knockouts (1981)
88)."Indiana Wants Me"-R.Dean Taylor (1970)
87)."Tragedy"-Bee Gees (1979)
86)."Timothy"-The Buoys (1971)
85)."Solitaire"-Laura Branigan (1983)
84)."Spiders & Snakes"-Jim Stafford (1974)
83)."Rockin Chair"-Gwen Mc Crae (1975)
82).""Sweet City Woman"-Stampeders (1971)
81)."Hot Summer Nights"-Night (1979)
80)."Fire & Ice"-Pat Benatar (1981)
79)."Long Tall Glasses (I Can Dance)"-Leo Sayer (1975)
78)."Fight The Power"-Isley Brothers (1975)
77)."I Woke Up In Love This Morning"-Partridge Family (1971)
76)."Cool It Now"-New Edition (1984)
75)."Southern Nights"-Glen Campbell (1977)
74)."Morning Train"-Sheena Easton (1981)
73)."Stumblin In"-Suzi Quatro & Chris Norman (1979)
72)."Coconut"-Nilsson (1972)
71)."Walk Like An Egyptian"-Bangles (1986)
70)."Shake It"-Ian Matthews (1979)
69)."That's Rock & Roll"-Shaun Cassidy (1977)
68)."Why Do Fools Fall In Love"-Diana Ross (1981)
67)."One Tin Soldier"-Coven (1971)
66)."Give It Up"-KC (1984)
65)."Union Of The Snake"-Duran Duran (1983)
64)."I've Got To Use My Imagination"-Gladys Knight & The Pips (1974)
63)."The Cover Of Rolling Stone"-Dr.Hook & The Medicine Show (1973)
62)."Me & You & A Dog Named Boo"-Lobo (1971)
61)."Mickey"-Toni Basil (1982)
60)."Chevy Van"-Sammy Johns (1975)
59)."Love Is In Control"-Donna Summer (1982)
58)."What About Me"-Moving Pictures (1983)
57)."Dark Lady"-Cher (1974)
56)."A Little More Love"-Olivia Newton-John (1979)
55)."It's A Miracle"-Barry Manilow (1975)
54)."Mamma Mia"-Abba (1976)
53)."Miss Me Blind"-Culture Club (1984)
52)."Precious Love"-Bob Welch (1979)
51)."One Bad Apple"-Osmonds (1971)

The following pertains to the entire chart (not just 100-51 above)
There were four extras Barry played in between the entire Top 100 countdown:
(before #51) Rhythm Heritage-Theme from “S.W.A.T.”
It was just outside of the Top 100
The following three other extras have all something in common. All three were at one point or another #1 in this annual list sometime in the past 27 years, but failed to make this year’s entire Top 100 chart:
(played before #75) Rupert Holmes-Escape #1 in this list in 1994 as well as 2005.
(played before #62) Rick Springfield-Jesse’s Girl #1 in this list in 1997
(played before #25) ABBA-Dancing Queen #1 in this list in 1996
On the other hand all other remaining previous years #1 are also somewhere in this year’s chart. Up to and including the 28th edition, the all-time champ (#1 in five different occasions, but not consecutively) has been:
Terry Jacks-Seasons in the Sun
Runner ups with #1 in 3 different years are:
The Partridge Family-I Think I Love You
And Joey Scarbury-Believe It or Not
Other previous #1s in this year’s chart:
Cher-Dark Lady (this year’s #57)
The Osmonds-One Bad Apple (this year’s #51)
Daniel Boone-Beautiful Sunday (this year’s #46)
Men Without Hats-The Safety Dance (this week’s #28)
Andy Kim-Rock Me Gently (this year’s #23)
Alan O’Day-Undercover Angel (this year’s #12)
The DeFranco Family-Heartbeat (this year`s #9)
Edward Bear-Last Song (this year’s #6)
Starland Vocal Band-Afternoon Delight (this year’s #5)
In addition, the following titles have been on every list since the annual countdown started in 1985:
Tony Orlando & Dawn-Knock Three Times (this year’s #43)
Shaun Cassidy-Da Doo Ron Ron (this year’s #15)
Blue Swede-Hooked on a Feeling (this year’s #14)
As well as The Defranco Family’s Heatbeat (It’s a Love Beat) above.
Also, the following acts have each two titles in this year’s entire top 100 (I guess that qualifies them as the Lostest artists)
Bobby Sherman-“Easy Come, Easy Go” & “Julie (Do Ya Love Me)”
The Partridge Family-“I Woke Up In Love This Morning” & “I Think I Love You”
Shaun Cassidy-“That’s Rock ‘n’ Roll” & “Da Doo Ron Ron”
Donna Summer-“Love Is in Control” & “I Feel Love”
Cher-“Dark Lady” & “Half-Breed”
Olivia newton-John- “A Little More Love” & “Xanadu” (with ELO)
ABBA-“Mamma Mia” & “Take a Chance on Me”
The Osmonds-“One Bad Apple” & “Down by the Lazy River”
Further Breakdown among this year’s entire 100:
The most recent title: Whitney Houston-Love Will Save the Day (from 1988) (this year’s #48)
The least successful song in the weekly BB Hot 100: ABBA-Mamma Mia (didn’t climb higher that no. 32 in the weekly chart)

[atruefan]

Sept 19, 2012 16:09:35 GMT -5 doomsdaymachine said:

What criteria does Barry Scott use to determine "Lost 45" status? Obviously not chart success (or lack of it) as several of the songs listed were #1 hits. And several more still get considerable "classic hits" airplay in my neck of the woods.

So how, exactly, does our boy Barry determine what constitutes a Lost 45?

I think the only criteria he mentions is requests. The countdown has changed quite a bit over the years. Back in the late 80s/early 90s, my sister lived in Boston and she would write down all the song on the Labor Day countdown for me every year (I think it was on WZLX then). It seemed like every year there were songs that I had never heard before in the countdown, and... to paraphrase Martha Stewart....that was a good thing. I would track down the songs, and subsequently I was introduced to such songs as "What A Wonderful Thing We Have" by The Fabulous Rhinestones, "No Good To Cry" by The Wildweeds, "Stay With Me" by Lorraine Ellison, and "Nothing But A Heartache" by The Flirtations. I still love all those songs today.

Unfortunately, over the years the show has basically morphed into one that plays only top 40 hits (with a very occassional lower charting hit). As the Top 100 chart shows, those lower charting hits are a thing of the past.

[mrjukebox]

"The Lost 45's" can be heard Sunday nights from 6-10 on WROR in Boston-Since that conflicts with "AT40-The 80's",I generally listen to the program a few days later on the website.

[dukelightning]

Interesting that the most recent song is "Love Will Save the Day". That means the cutoff point basically coincides with the end of Casey's first run with AT40.

But my main comment about this is what if in some convoluted way, these songs were really lost...no AT40, no youtube, etc., what a travesty it would be to miss out on all of these songs! Or should I say what a 'tragedy' it would be. Can't believe a Bee Gees #1 song found its way to this list!

[rayshae3]

By the way, there are obscure songs that are played regularly on the show. In this year’s countdown, he opted to play the ‘Spanglish’ version of Abba’s Dancing Queen (played before #25 as a former-no.-1 extra). Mind you the Spanish version was recorded four years after the English version for their Spanish-Album in 1980.So the ‘Spanglish’ version has to be copyrighted at the least in that year.
But my favorite oddity this year was at #21: Jigsaw’s “Sky High”. He chose to play the film version of the song from the soundtrack of “The Man from Hong Kong”.
I remember last year in the countdown there were similar odd ones played during the show like: The ‘Glee” version of “Run Joey Run” or Rupert Holmes’ first demo version of “Escape (The Pina Colada Song)”, which had the working title of “Law of the Jungle” before the final lyrics were put together… real rarity that makes Dr. Demento proud!

[atruefan]

Sept 20, 2012 11:42:19 GMT -5 rayshae3 said:

By the way, there are obscure songs that are played regularly on the show. In this year’s countdown, he opted to play the ‘Spanglish’ version of Abba’s Dancing Queen (played before #25 as a former-no.-1 extra). Mind you the Spanish version was recorded four years after the English version for their Spanish-Album in 1980.So the ‘Spanglish’ version has to be copyrighted at the least in that year.
But my favorite oddity this year was at #21: Jigsaw’s “Sky High”. He chose to play the film version of the song from the soundtrack of “The Man from Hong Kong”.
I remember last year in the countdown there were similar odd ones played during the show like: The ‘Glee” version of “Run Joey Run” or Rupert Holmes’ first demo version of “Escape (The Pina Colada Song)”, which had the working title of “Law of the Jungle” before the final lyrics were put together… real rarity that makes Dr. Demento proud!

Those are not obscure songs, just unfamiliar versions of well-known songs. The days of truly obscure songs being played regularly on the show are, unfortunately, long gone.

[rayshae3]

Sept 19, 2012 19:56:20 GMT -5 mrjukebox said:

"The Lost 45's" can be heard Sunday nights from 6-10 on WROR in Boston-Since that conflicts with "AT40-The 80's",I generally listen to the program a few days later on the website.

According to ‘Boston Radio Watch’ blog, through a Media Advisory put out last month (on August 21), the regular lost45 on WROR the week following the Top 100 Special is supposed to be only 3 hours long (7-10pm on Sunday nights) . I didn`t monitor the show on Sep. 16 on WROR, so I cannot confirm whether it was a 3 or 4 hours show they aired.
Meanwhile, the syndicated version of the show (that is 4 hours long) aired different editions this last weekend on at least 3 stations
-On KQAZ-FM on Saturday night the show was from two weeks ago (the one before Part 1 of the Top 100)
-On WPNC/North Carolina (formerly WJLJ), the part 2 of the Top 100 (#50-1) was aired on late Saturday night.
-On 101.1 The Island Buzz in Honduras, the part 1 (#100-51) was still airing early on Sunday evening.
So basically, barring any surprises, I guess there are still chances to hear this year’s Top 100 again on regular syndication.

[top40collector]

WROR air it 7 to 10 PM last Sunday night ET.

[mrjukebox]

Thanks for the correction.

[Hervard]

Bringing this topic back from the graveyard after a little over five years to present the 2017 edition of the Top 100 Lost 45's. This listing is in a reverse order from how I usually post charts, since I cut and paste it from a version of WordPerfect that has an auto-numbering feature, but I believe it only counts up, but not down, so if you'd like to read it the "old-fashioned" way, scroll on down to the bottom and then scroll upward one song at at time:

1) Never Surrender – Corey Hart
2) Chevy Van – Sammy Johns
3) Greatest American Hero Theme – Joey Scarbury
4) Enjoy Yourself – The Jacksons
5) What About Me – Moving Pictures
6) I Feel Love – Donna Summer
7) Da Doo Ron Ron – Shaun Cassidy
8) Break My Stride – Matthew Wilder
9) Xanadu – Olivia Newton-John w/Electric Light Orchestra
10) Don't Talk To Strangers – Rick Springfield (Last year's #1!)
11) (Love Is) Thicker Than Water – Andy Gibb
12) Dark Lady – Cher
13) They Don't Know – Tracey Ullman
14) Seasons In The Sun – Terry Jacks
15) Afternoon Delight – Starland Vocal Band
16) I Got The Music In Me – Kiki Dee
17) Rock Me Amadeus (version with Amadeus chronology) – Falco
18) I Think I Love You – The Partridge Family
19) Getaway – Earth, Wind & Fire
20) I've Done Everything For You – Rick Springfield
21) Rockin' Chair – Gwen MacRae
22) Undercover Angel – Alan O'Day
23) Pop Muzik – M
24) Morning Train (Nine To Five) – Sheena Easton
25) Give It Up – KC
26) Love Will Keep Us Together – The Captain & Tennille
27) It's A Miracle – Barry Manilow
28) Billy Don't Be A Hero – Bo Donaldson & The Heywoods
29) Cool It Now – New Edition
30) Rock Me Gently – Andy Kim
31) Last Song – Edward Bear
32) The Safety Dance (album version) – Men Without Hats
33) Down By The Lazy River – The Osmonds
34) Hot Line – The Sylvers
35) Freedom – Wham!
36) Heartbeat – It's A Lovebeat – DeFranco Family
37) Take A Chance On Me – Abba
38) Little Willy – The Sweet
39) Miss Me Blind – Culture Club
40) Stumblin' In – Suzy Quatro & Chris Norman
41) The Night Chicago Died – Paper Lace
42) Only In My Dreams – Debbie Gibson
43) Tired Of Toein' The Line – Rocky Burnette
44) I've Got To Use My Imagination – Gladys Knight & The Pips
45) I Missed Again – Phil Collins
46) Life Is A Rock (But The Radio Rolled Me) – Reunion
47) Sky High (Man From Hong Kong film version) – Jigsaw
48) Bad Time – Grand Funk
49) She's A Bad Mama Jama (She's Built, She's Stacked) – Carl Carlton
50) Southern Nights – Glen Campbell
51) Hooked On A Feeling – Blue Swede
52) Tell Me Something Good – Rufus & Chaka Khan
53) One Bad Apple – The Osmonds
54) Tragedy – The Bee Gees
55) Love Is Like Oxygen – The Sweet
56) Bad Boy – Miami Sound Machine
57) Driver's Seat – Sniff 'N The Tears
58) Half Breed – Cher
59) Daybreak – Barry Manilow
60) Love Will Save The Day – Whitney Houston
61) Love Takes Time – Orleans
62) Atomic – Blondie
63) Magic – Pilot
64) Alive Again – Chicago
65) Video Killed The Radio Star – The Buggles
66) Him – Rupert Holmes
67) Mamma Mia – Abba
68) I Was Made For Dancin' – Leif Garrett
69) Dance With Me – Peter Brown w/Betty Wright
70) I Only Want To Be With You – Bay City Rollers
71) Makin' It – David Naughton
72) Yes We Can Can – The Pointer Sisters
73) Let's Get Serious – Jermaine Jackson
74) Julie Do You Love Me – Bobby Sherman
75) In Your Letter – REO Speedwagon
76) Shake It – Ian Matthews
77) She-Bop – Cyndi Lauper
78) Knock Three Times – Tony Orlando & Dawn
79) The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia – Vicki Lawrence
80) Smooth Criminal – Michael Jackson
81) Kung Fu Fighting – Carl Douglas
82) Fool (If You Think It's Over) – Chris Rea
83) Beautiful Sunday – Daniel Boone
84) Stop And Smell The Roses – Mac Davis
85) That's Rock And Roll – Shaun Cassidy
86) All I Know – Art Garfunkel
87) Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing – Stevie Wonder
88) Vacation – The Go-Go's
89) Strawberry Letter 23 – Brothers Johnson
90) Don't Call Us, We'll Call You – Sugarloaf
91) Papa Don't Preach – Madonna
92) Long Tall Glasses (I Can Dance) – Leo Sayer
93) Sad, Sweet Dreamer – Sweet Sensation
94) Beth – Kiss
95) Mama Used To Say – Junior
96) Beach Baby – First Class
97) Old Fashioned Boy You're The One – Stallion
98) Love Is In The Air – John Paul Young
99) Get Down – Gilbert O'Sullivan
100) Come And Get Your Love – Redbone

Droppers (from last year's list):
On And On – Stephen Bishop
Come Back And Stay – Paul Young
Coconut – Harry Nilsson
Kiss Him Goodbye – Nylons
Run Joey Run – David Geddes
Self Control – Laura Branigan
My Girl (Gone Gone Gone) – Chilliwack
This Will Be – Natalie Cole
If You Remember Me – Chris Thompson & Night
Mickey – Toni Basil

Droppers not played:
I Know There's Something Going On – Frida
Dare Me – The Pointer Sisters

[Hervard]

One slight downside to listening to this show: One of the sponsors was GoGo Squeez, so every commercial break had that annoying one about those kids in the lunchroom trying to get that girl to trade her GoGo Squeez with their chips and cookies.

[Hervard]

Here is the listing of the Top 100 Lost 45's of 2018. The numbers in parentheses represent the songs' rankings on the 2017 chart.

1) What About Me – Moving Pictures (5)
2) I Feel Love – Donna Summer (6)
3) Never Surrender – Corey Hart (1)
4) Chevy Van – Sammy Johns (2)
5) Theme From Greatest American Hero (Believe It Or Not) – Joey Scarbury (3)
6) Enjoy Yourself – The Jacksons (4)
7) Xanadu – Olivia Newton-John w/Electric Light Orchestra (9)
8) Da Doo Ron Ron – Shaun Cassidy (7)
9) I Think I Love You – Partridge Family (18)
10) (Shake Shake Shake) Your Booty – KC & The Sunshine Band (Re-entry)
11) Break My Stride – Matthew Wilder (8)
12) I've Done Everything For You – Rick Springfield (20)
13) Don't Talk To Strangers – Rick Springfield (10)
14) Dark Lady – Cher (12)
15) Morning Train (Nine To Five) – Sheena Easton (24)
16) Rockin' Chair – Gwen McRae (21)
17) Freedom – Wham! (15)
18) Seasons In The Sun – Terry Jacks (14)
19) Rock Me Amadeus – Falco (19)
20) I've Got The Music In Me – Kiki Dee (16)
21) Afternoon Delight – Starland Vocal Band (15)
22) They Don't Know – Tracy Ullman (13)
23) (Love Is) Thicker Than Water – Andy Gibb (11)
24) Love Is Like Oxygen – The Sweet (55)
25) She's A Bad Mama Jama (She's Built, She's Stacked) – Carl Carlton (49)
26) Cool It Now – New Edition (29)
27) Getaway – Earth, Wind & Fire (19)
28) Southern Nights – Glen Campbell (50)
29) Driver's Seat – Sniff 'N The Tears (57)
30) Undercover Angel – Alan O'Day (22)
31) The Safety Dance – Men Without Hats (32)
32) Tragedy – The Bee Gees (54)
33) Pop Muzik – M (23)
34) Miss Me Blind – Culture Club (39)
35) Beach Baby – First Class (96)
36) Take A Chance On Me – Abba (37)
37) Dance With Me – Peter Brown (69)
38) Give It Up – KC (25)
39) Rock Me Gently – Andy Kim (30)
40) Billy Don't Be A Hero – The Heywoods (28)
41) Only In My Dreams – Debbie Gibson (42)
42) Last Song – Edward Bear (31)
43) Love Will Keep Us Together – The Captain & Tennille (26)
44) Smooth Criminal – Michael Jackson (80)
45) It's A Miracle – Barry Manilow (27)
46) Down By The Lazy River – The Osmonds (33)
47) Tell Me Something Good – Rufus & Chaka Khan (52)
48) Love Will Save The Day – Whitney Houston (60)
49) Beth – Kiss (94)
50) The Night Chicago Died – Paper Lace (41)
51) Heartbeat – It's A Lovebeat – DeFranco Family (36)
52) Mamma Mia – Abba (67)
53) I Missed Again – Phil Collins (45)
54) Hot Line – The Sylvers (34)
55) Little Willy – The Sweet (38)
56) She Bop – Cyndi Lauper (77)
57) Let's Get Serious – Jermaine Jackson (73)
58) Hooked On A Feeling – Blue Swede (51)
59) Life Is A Rock (But The Radio Rolled Me) – Reunion (46)
60) Sky High – Jigsaw (47)
61) Tired Of Toein' The Line – Rocky Burnette (43)
62) Video Killed The Radio Star – The Buggles (65)
63) I've Got To Use My Imagination – Gladys Knight & The Pips (44)
64) Bad Boy – Miami Sound Machine (56)
65) Bad Time – Grand Funk (48)
66) One Bad Apple – The Osmonds (53)
67) Stumblin' In – Suzy Quatro & Chris Norman (40)
68) Mockingbird – Carly Simon & James Taylor (NEW)
69) Come And Get Your Love – Redbone (100)
70) Him – Rupert Holmes (66)
71) Fool (If You Think It's Over) – Chris Rea (82)
72) Half Breed – Cher (58)
73) Magic – Pilot (63)
74) In Your Letter – REO Speedwagon (75)
75) Daybreak – Barry Manilow (59)
76) Who's Zoomin' Who – Aretha Franklin (Re-entry)
77) I Only Want To Be With You – Bay City Rollers (70)
78) Kung Fu Fighting – Carl Douglas (73)
79) Papa Don't Preach – Madonna (91)
80) Stop And Smell The Roses – Mac Davis (84)
81) I Was Made For Dancing – Leif Garrett (68)
82) You Make Me Feel Like Dancing – Leo Sayer (Re-entry)
83) Beautiful Sunday – Daniel Boone (82)
84) Vacation – The Go-Go's (88)
85) Makin' It – David Naughton (71)
86) Strawberry Letter 23 – Brothers Johnson (89)
87) Love Is In The Air – John Paul Young (98)
88) Mama Used To Say – Junior (95)
89) Y.M.C.A. - Village People (Re-entry)
90) Dare Me – The Pointer Sisters (Re-entry)
91) The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia – Vicki Lawrence (79)
92) Get Down – Gilbert O'Sullivan (99)
93) Dazz – Brick (NEW)
94) Bad Blood – Neil Sedaka (Re-entry)
95) This Little Girl – Gary U.S. Bonds (NEW)
96) Shake It – Ian Matthews (76)
97) Knock Three Times – Dawn (78)
98) That's Rock 'N Roll – Shaun Cassidy (85)
99) A Little More Love – Olivia Newton-John (Re-entry)
100) Julie Do You Love Me – Bobby Sherman (74)

Droppers:
Yes We Can Can – Pointer Sisters (72)
Long Tall Glasses (I Can Dance) – Leo Sayer (92)
Atomic – Blondie (62)
Don't Call Us, We'll Call You – Sugarloaf (90)
Alive Again – Chicago (64)
Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing – Stevie Wonder (87)
All I Know – Art Garfunkel (86)
Sad Sweet Dreamer – Sweet Sensation (93)
Old-Fashioned Boy (You're The One) – Stallion (97)
Love Takes Time – Orleans (61)

Note: The droppers are listed in the order in which they were played.