Danger Zone? That Is Only the Beginning
Why does Kenny Loggins still sound so good on classic hits radio? Because few artists could move from heartfelt songwriting to full-throttle movie magic and make both feel completely natural.
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1986 lit up the dial with Whitney, Prince and pure pop electricity
From Whitney Houston and Prince to Madonna, Janet Jackson and Peter Gabriel, 1986 was a year when huge hits met genuine innovation. Here is a nostalgic, behind-the-scenes look at the songs, albums and trends that made it such an unforgettable chapter in pop history.
Neon on the Studio Glass: The Biggest Hits of 1983
From Michael Jackson’s moonwalk to the rise of MTV, 1983 was a year when hit music became bigger, bolder, and more visual. Here is a nostalgic look behind the scenes at the songs, albums, and trends that made it unforgettable.
Glenn Frey lit up 1985 with You Belong to the City
Glenn Frey’s You Belong to the City was more than a hit single in 1985. With its smoky saxophone, Miami Vice connection, and polished urban mood, it became one of the defining sounds of the decade.
Never Too Much
Luther Vandross brought warmth, class, and pure feeling to every song he touched. From his early days as a sought-after backing singer to timeless hits like Never Too Much and Here and Now, his voice remains one of classic radio’s great treasures.
Phil Collins Knows How to Slow the Evening Down
When the day has taken its toll, 80s music can turn an ordinary evening into a warm, retro retreat. From Phil Collins to Sade, here’s how nostalgia, style, and a few simple rituals can help you truly unwind.
1987 and the Songs That Soundtracked a Brilliant Pop Year
From Whitney Houston and George Michael to Bon Jovi and Rick Astley, 1987 delivered a dazzling run of songs that still light up the radio. It was a year of glossy pop, towering ballads, and behind-the-scenes change that helped shape the future of music.