Remember?
All the artists still playing 89
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.38 Special -
10cc -
ABC -
Alabama -
Alice Cooper -
Altered Images -
America -
April Wine -
Art Garfunkel -
Atlanta Rhythm Section -
Bachman-Turner Overdrive
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Bad Manners -
Barry Manilow
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Bellamy Brothers
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Blancmange
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Boz Scaggs -
Cheap Trick -
Chicago
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Culture Club -
David Essex -
Devo -
Don McLean -
Donny Osmond -
Drifters -
Duran Duran -
Eagles -
Earth, Wind & Fire
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Engelbert Humperdinck -
Firefall -
Foghat -
Foreigner
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Gary Numan -
Grand Funk Railroad -
Herb Alpert
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Jackson Browne -
Jefferson Starship
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Jeffrey Osborne
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Jethro Tull
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Joe Jackson -
Johnny Logan -
Journey -
Judy Collins -
Justin Hayward
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Kansas -
KC & the Sunshine Band -
Kim Wilde -
Kool & the Gang
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Lene Lovich -
Leo Sayer
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Lindisfarne -
Lionel Richie -
Little River Band -
London Symphony Orchestra -
Lynyrd Skynyrd
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Mac
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Men At Work -
Mocedades -
Nazareth
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Orleans -
Patti Smith -
Paul Anka -
Rick Springfield
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Righteous Brothers -
Ringo Starr -
Rod Stewart
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Roger Daltrey
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Santana
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Sex Pistols -
Silver
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Sister Sledge -
Smokey Robinson
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Smokie
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Space -
Squeeze -
Stevie Wonder
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Stray Cats - Stylistics
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Styx
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Suzi Quatro -
The Doobie Brothers -
The English Beat
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The Human League
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The Marshall Tucker Band
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The Oak Ridge Boys -
The Whispers
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Three Dog Night
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Todd Rundgren
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UB40
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War
People born in 1962
Memories don't cheat
Our youth partly defines us. The memory of the 'first' stays with us. The first love, the first kiss, the first of anything. The first time we experience pure bliss of music. Therefor we go back to the music which defined our youth.
The Boys were Back In Town with Thin Lizzy, while Leo Sayer made you feel like dancing. Wild Cherry played some funky music as Elton John hope we wouldn't brake his heart.