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1979 and 1992

Duration:: 2 hours

First broadcast:: Saturday 30 July 2011

Tony Blackburn counts down the charts from this week in 1979 and 1992, with classic hits from The Knack, Tubeway Army, Madonna and Michael Jackson.

The Electric Light Orchestra The Diary Of Horace Wimp
Light Years - The Very Best Of ELO, Epic
The Korgis If I Had You
(CD Single), Old Gold
Rickie Lee Jones Chuck E's In Love
Country Roads (Various Artists), Polygram Tv
The Police Can't Stand Losing You
The Very Best Of Sting & The Police, A&M
Donna Summer Bad Girls
Donna Summer - Summer Collection, Mercury
ABBA Voulez-Vous
Abba Gold, Polydor
The Beach Boys Lady Lynda
(CD Single), Capitol
The Knack My Sharona
Fantastic 70's (Various Artists), Sony Tv/Columbia
Dooleys Wanted
7T's
Dave Edmunds Girls Talk
The Best Of Dave Edmunds, Swansong, 2
Janet Kay Silly Games
Fantastic 70's (Various Artists), Sony Tv/Columbia
Tubeway Army Are Friends Electric?
Fantastic 70's (Various Artists), Sony Tv/Columbia
The Boomtown Rats I Don't Like Mondays
25 Years Of Rock'NRoll: 1979 (Various Artists), Connoisseur Collection, 15
Elton John and Eric Clapton Runaway Train
The Brand New Heavies Don't Let It Go To Your Head
Marillion No One Can
Simply Red Your Mirror
Simply Red Greatest Hits, East West Records
Enya Book Of Days
No Greater Love (Various Artists), Global Records & Tapes
Dina Carroll Ain't No Man
The Love Album II (Various Artists), Virgin
Roxette How Do You Do!
Roxette Hits!, Capitol
Sophie B. Hawkins Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover
Woman (Various Artists), Polygram Tv/Sony Tv
Billy Ray Cyrus Achy Breaky Heart
Ultimate Country (Various Artists), Telstar
Michael Jackson Who Is It
Roy Orbison I Drove All Night
Now That's What I Call Music Vol.22, Now
Madonna This Used To Be My Playground
(CD Single), Sire, 5
Snap! Rhythm Is A Dancer
Holiday Hits: Non Stop Euro Pop (Var), Virgin
Jimmy Nail Ain't No Doubt
Now That's What I Call Music Vol.22, Now