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Welcome to the Top 40 countdown from this week in 1980! At #40: Real Love by The Doobie Brothers.
This is the songâs debut on the Hot 100 and in the Top 40. It would eventually peak at #5.
This is the songâs debut on the Hot 100 and in the Top 40. It would eventually peak at #5.
This week in 1980, the #39 song was Look What Youâve Done To Me by Boz Scaggs.
This song, from the Urban Cowboy soundtrack, would peak at #14 on the Hot 100 and reach #3 on the Adult Contemporary chart.
This song, from the Urban Cowboy soundtrack, would peak at #14 on the Hot 100 and reach #3 on the Adult Contemporary chart.
At #38 this week in 1980: No Night So Long by Dionne Warwick.
This song would peak at #23 on the Hot 100 chart and spent three weeks at the top of the Adult Contemporary chart. It was Warwickâs third #1 on the AC chart.
This song would peak at #23 on the Hot 100 chart and spent three weeks at the top of the Adult Contemporary chart. It was Warwickâs third #1 on the AC chart.
This week in 1980, the #37 song was Youâre Supposed To Keep Your Love For Me by Jermaine Jackson.
This song was written by Stevie Wonder and it peaked at #34 on the Hot 100 chart.
This song was written by Stevie Wonder and it peaked at #34 on the Hot 100 chart.
At #36 this week in 1980: Make A Little Magic by The Dirt Band.
This song is on its way back down the chart after peaking at #25.
This song is on its way back down the chart after peaking at #25.
This week in 1980, the #35 song was Why Not Me by Fred Knoblock.
Itâs on its way back down the Hot 100 after reaching a peak of #18. It reached #1 on the Adult Contemporary chart.
Itâs on its way back down the Hot 100 after reaching a peak of #18. It reached #1 on the Adult Contemporary chart.
At #34 this week in 1980: JoJo by Boz Scaggs
This is Scaggs' second entry in this weekâs Top 40 and itâs on its way back down the chart after reaching a peak of #17 on the Hot 100.
This is Scaggs' second entry in this weekâs Top 40 and itâs on its way back down the chart after reaching a peak of #17 on the Hot 100.
This week in 1980, the #33 song was Heâs So Shy by The Pointer Sisters.
This song is working its way up the charts and will reach a peak of #3 on the Hot 100 in the Fall of 1980.
This song is working its way up the charts and will reach a peak of #3 on the Hot 100 in the Fall of 1980.
At #32 this week in 1980: Hey There Lonely Girl by Robert John.
This song is one spot away from its peak of #31 on the Hot 100 chart. Itâs one of many remakes of the original 1963 single by Ruby and the Romantics Hey There Lonely Boy.
This song is one spot away from its peak of #31 on the Hot 100 chart. Itâs one of many remakes of the original 1963 single by Ruby and the Romantics Hey There Lonely Boy.
How did Robert John sing this high?
