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Top Of The Pops 1982 - BBC4
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Robbie01
28-10-2016
Originally Posted by Jason C:
“Re-release to promote the band's newly released greatest hits album.”

Plus it was issued on a picture disc, which helped sales to a Silver certification for 250,000 sales which was rare for a non top 20 single at the time.
Gulftastic
28-10-2016
Doris! Leroy! Bruno! Miss Sherwood!
koantemplation
28-10-2016
YAY Mrs Sherwood. My MILF Crush (not that we knew what a MILF was in those days)
Jason C
28-10-2016
Haha, mechanical royalties
Gulftastic
28-10-2016
I did buy it, Bruno!
Straker
28-10-2016
Nice slice of 80s NY street-life.
highlander1969
28-10-2016
Nice to see Irene peform the song.
koantemplation
28-10-2016
Such a shame Irene didn't do as well as she deserved.

I think she had one more good hit after this.
Rich Tea.
28-10-2016
Leroy died back in 2003.

So many of that cast are memorable instantly you see them again.

Fame is the summer of 1982 in a nutshell.
highlander1969
28-10-2016
Originally Posted by Jason C:
“Haha, mechanical royalties ”

It's a good album....if you like that kinda thing. I have a copy.
Jason C
28-10-2016
So many nonplussed people on the streets of New York watching these various performances
Andy_JS
28-10-2016
Lots of slightly old songs doing well in the charts in 1982: The Model (1978), Being Boiled (1978), Fame (1979/80), I Second That Emotion (1980).
alcockell
28-10-2016
How many weeks were we into Fame series 1 at this point? Wasn't it being played out straight after totp?
Rich Tea.
28-10-2016
I've got the week Fame went to No1 on tape with the "Britain's No1" jingle before it begins. Loved that No1 jingle.
Straker
28-10-2016
Originally Posted by koantemplation:
“Such a shame Irene didn't do as well as she deserved.

I think she had one more good hit after this.”

Flashdance. Great record. Moroder is God.
highlander1969
28-10-2016
Originally Posted by alcockell:
“How many weeks were we into Fame series 1 at this point? Wasn't it being played out straight after totp?”

Not sure but it definately followed TOTP's. Great Thursday night telly.
koantemplation
28-10-2016
Originally Posted by Straker:
“Flashdance. Great record. Moroder is God.”

Oh yes, Flashdance, how could I forget that.

Both great songs, sum up the 80s and 80s films in an instance.
Robbie01
28-10-2016
I recorded Fame from Gambo's weekly American chart countdown in summer 1980 and used to dig it out to listen to when 'Fame' was at number 1!
Gulftastic
28-10-2016
Oddly, not on the Kids From Fame album.
Andy_JS
28-10-2016
Looking forward to Irene Cara's Flashdance...What A Feeling getting to number two in the charts in the summer of 1983. One of my favourite hits of the 1980s.
koantemplation
28-10-2016
Originally Posted by highlander1969:
“Not sure but it definately followed TOTP's. Great Thursday night telly. ”

LOL Valerie told us it was on next. Will have to get my DVDs out.
Rich Tea.
28-10-2016
Thanks for reminding us to stay tuned Valerie.
mal2pool
28-10-2016
I loved Fame when it was first released in 1980 cant understand how it wasnt a hit...also the follow up Out here on my own
Jason C
28-10-2016
8.10 FAME: To Soar And Never Falter

The hot house performing arts students sink their personal ambitions to aid a girl whose health is putting her dancing future in doubt. Debbie Allen, Lee Curreri, Erica Gimpel lead the already popular teenage drama.
Gulftastic
28-10-2016
Originally Posted by highlander1969:
“It's a good album....if you like that kinda thing. I have a copy.”

It's very, very 80's. So much so, the record sleeve is pushed up to it's elbow.
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