The playlist continues with #721- 740.
More tomorrow with the music of the early 1980s...
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Caffé Latté
compiles the all-time:
-1000 MOST
ESSENTIAL ROCK & POP SONGS-
If you have ever wanted a playlist consisting of every song
that matters since the advent of rock music, here’s a comprehensive inventory
of the 1,000 most crucial. The recordings are listed in chronological order
to illustrate the changing styles and sounds from the 1950s through to the
present day. You can trace the arrival of rock and roll, Elvis, soul,
Beatlemania, Motown, The British Invasion, funk, disco, punk, new wave,
hip-hop, grunge and many more.
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721
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GOING UNDERGROUND
The Jam
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1980
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722
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THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT
The Jam
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723
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LOVE WILL TEAR US APART
Joy Division
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724
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VIENNA
Ultravox
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725
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WHIP IT
Devo
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726
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WHILE YOU SEE A CHANCE
Steve Winwood
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727
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ONCE IN A LIFETIME
Talking Heads
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728
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LATE IN THE EVENING
Paul Simon
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729
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CALL ME
Blondie
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730
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RAPTURE
Blondie
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731
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UPSIDE DOWN
Diana Ross
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732
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FUNKYTOWN
Lipps, Inc.
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733
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KISS ON MY LIST
Hall & Oates
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734
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WOMAN IN LOVE
Barbra Streisand
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735
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GIVE ME THE NIGHT
George Benson
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736
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THE WINNER TAKES IT ALL
Abba
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737
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UNDER PRESSURE
Queen & David Bowie
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1981
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738
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IN THE AIR TONIGHT
Phil Collins
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739
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CONTROVERSY
Prince
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740
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CAN YOU FEEL IT
The Jacksons
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