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Top Songs of 1980 - Hits of 1980

Top Songs of 1980 - Hits of 1980 Top Songs of 1980 including: ABBA - Super Trouper, AC/DC - You Shook Me All Night Long, Air Supply - All Out Of Love, Andy Gibb – Desire, Barbra Streisand - Woman In Love, Billy Joel - It's Still Rock And Roll To Me, Blondie - Call Me and many more! Subscribe to our channel to see more of our content! 1. ABBA - Super Trouper 2. ABBA - The Winner Takes It All 3. AC/DC - Hells Bells 4. AC/DC - You Shook Me All Night Long 5. Air Supply - All Out Of Love 6. Andy Gibb - Desire 7. Barbra Streisand - Woman In Love 8. Billy Joel - It's Still Rock And Roll To Me 9. Blondie - Call Me 10. Blondie - The Tide Is High 11. Bob Marley - Could You Be Loved 12. Bob Seger - Against The Wind 13. Bruce Springsteen - Hungry Heart 14. Camilo Sesto - Perdóname 15. Christopher Cross - Ride Like The Wind 16. Christopher Cross - Sailing 17. Cliff Richard - Carrie 18. Daryl Hall & John Oates - Kiss On My List 19. David Bowie - Ashes To Ashes 20. DEVO - Whip It 21. Dexy's Midnight Runners - Geno 22. Diana Ross - I'm Coming Out 23. Diana Ross - Upside Down 24. Doce - Amanhã De Manhã 25. Dolly Parton - 9 To 5 26. Don McLean - Crying 27. Eddy Grant - My Turn To Love 28. Electric Light Orchestra - All Over The World 29. Electric Light Orchestra - I'm Alive 30. Elton John - Little Jeannie 31. France Gall - Il Jouait Du Piano Debout 32. Frank Sinatra - New York, New York 33. Genesis - Misunderstanding 34. Gianni Togni - Luna 35. Gilbert O'Sullivan - What's In A Kiss 36. Goombay Dance Band - Sun of Jamaica 37. Irene Cara - Fame 38. Jeane Manson - Vis Ta Vie 39. John Lennon - (Just Like) Starting Over 40. Johnny Logan - What's Another Year 41. Jona Lewie - Stop The Cavalry 42. Journey - Any Way You Want It 43. Katia Svizzero - Ape Maia 44. Kenny Rogers - Lady 45. KISS - Shandi 46. Kool & The Gang - Celebration 47. Leo Sayer - More Than I Can Say 48. Lio - Amoureux Solitaires 49. Lipps Inc. - Funky Town 50. Los Secretos - Déjame 51. Maywood - Late At Night 52. Michael Jackson - Rock With You 53. Miguel Ríos - Santa Lucía 54. Mike Krüger - Der Nippel 55. Oliver Onions - Santa Maria 56. Olivia Newton-John - Magic 57. Olivia Newton-John - Xanadu 58. Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - Enola Gay 59. Ottawan - Hands Up (Give Me Your Heart) 60. Ozzy Osbourne - Crazy Train (Speak Of The Devil) 61. Paul McCartney - Coming Up 62. Pedro Marín - Aire 63. Peter Jacques Band - Is It It? 64. Peter Kent - It's a real good feeling 65. Queen - Another One Bites The Dust 66. REO Speedwagon - Keep On Loving You 67. Richard Sanderson - Reality 68. Robert Palmer - Johnny And Mary 69. Roland Kaiser - Santa Maria 70. Rui Veloso - Chico Fininho 71. Sheena Easton - 9 to 5 (Morning Train) 72. Spargo - You And Me 73. Tequila - Dime Que Me Quieres 74. The Korgis - Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime 75. The Police - De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da 76. The Police - Don't Stand So Close To Me 77. The Rolling Stones - Emotional Rescue 78. Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Refugee 79. Village People - Can't Stop The Music 80. Visage - Fade To Grey Related Searches: Greatest Hits of 1980, Best Jukebox 1980 Playlist, Late 1980 Non Stop , Top 1980 Non Stop, Mix 1980 Compilation, Best 1980 List, Late 1980 UK, Best 1980 Playlist, Best 1980 Non Stop, Best 1980 Video, Greatest 1980 Non Stop, Mix 1980 Playlist, Best Jukebox 1980 List, List of 1980 Mix, Top 1980 USA, Best Songs of 1980, Top Music 1980, Hits of 1980 Relate Hashtags: #songsof1980 #hits1980 #songs1980 #listof1980mix #hits1980 #bestsongs1980 #classic1980playlist #greatest1980nonstop #best1980list #best1980video #top1980mix #greatest1980video #mix1980playlist #top1980nonstop #mix1980compilation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwdKNrtYk_c

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The Bears are Officially Fun Again

For the first time in years, the Chicago Bears are a team with actual flare. True, evident flare. The franchise has always embodied a gritty attitude highlighted with a hard nosed run game and stout defensive play. The 1985 and 2006 squads were the peaks of the Bears’ values and it showed on both reputation and success levels. However, in years’ past, there was a shocking absence of this ideology. As fans, we haven’t enjoyed legitimate “Bears” football since 2012 with the conclusion of the Lovie Smith era.

But now, a few years into the John Fox era paired with some stellar drafting (not you, Kevin White), the Chicago Bears are back. Shout it from the rooftops, folks, because suddenly Bears football is fun to watch again. And this game, despite ending in a relatively pedestrian 23-17 loss, gave us the best Chicago football in a very, very, very long time.

They were able to go toe-to-toe with the NFC Champions who were so close to winning the Super Bowl that it took blowing a 28-3 lead in a quarter and a half to lose.  If Jordan Howard reeled in the catch on the goal line in the waning seconds or the coverage wasn’t “letting a tight end score an 88-yard touchdown” levels of blown, this game could have very well swung the other way.

It was an invigorating showdown that sent out beacon after beacon of hope for Bears fans. Mike Glennon looks like a competent starter, the five foot six inch Tarik Cohen toasting the Falcons’ defense for 158 all-purpose yards, Akiem Hicks proving he deserved a 48 million deal with two sacks, the list just goes on and on. The Bears have shown there is a light at the end of the tunnel.

But folks, easily, by far, without a doubt, the best part of this game was the refreshing absence of Jay Cutler.

Yeah. That Jay Cutler. The Jay Cutler with a single playoff win with the Bears but holds virtually every career passing record for the franchise.

Bears fans have endured seeing his face looking like he wants to retire every time he’s in contact with the sport for far too long. Now, this is not to say he’s a bad quarterback, he’s just a boring one who sucks all of the life out of the most exciting sport on the planet.

His play style reflected his face. His completely and utterly out of it, lifeless, stale, naive, dead inside face. Cutler was never able to get a crowd on their feet a la Cam Newton or Aaron Rodgers. His quarterback play was so vanilla it hurt.

And obviously, the Bears are a franchise who have never had great quarterbacks. It’s been 22 years since they have sent a quarterback to the Pro Bowl. While that hasn’t affected the wins column as much as it could, it still has cemented the Bears with a gritty play style that turns games into total slugfests because they simply haven’t had the tools to actually be exciting.

But now, Cutler is gone. Cutler and his moronic visage have now doomed Miami to the abyss of mediocrity. Yeah, Glennon isn’t ‘04 Michael Vick but guess what, he’s not Cutler! At this point, it doesn’t even matter who’s in at quarterback as long as it’s not Cutler.

And because of this, suddenly the Bears are having fun again. The dry, no-nonsense mindset paired with the run it down their throats mentality from years past has dissolved away and been replaced with a defense where the only job to is to assault the ball carrier and on offense giving the five foot six man the ball and letting him run every other play.

This game was a breath of fresh air when it comes to Bears football. It’s been far too long since fans genuinely enjoyed a Bears game. We have had some diamonds in the rough since the end of the Lovie Smith era, but nothing with this much élan.

So whether or not the Bears contend for a playoff spot or even breaking .500 for the first time since 2013 really doesn’t matter. Bears football is fun again. And to me at least, that’s enough for the most successful season in years.

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