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#HitsByYears – 1982

June 6, 2021•80s, Hits by years

Last but not least, there are three more musicians who were not only big in the 80s but already in the 70s. I am not telling too much since you know all of them very well. As I said, I was trying to find songs that were popular but have become forgotten treasures. I confess that this is not the case with the last song but… that one had to be! 😉

Ebony and Ivory – Paul McCartney & Stevie Wonder

Billie Jean – Michael Jackson

Feel free to add or mention in the comments your favorite song of 1982 and the memory that connects you with it.

Thank you for joining me on the trip back to Memory Lane I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did. Have a happy Sunday!

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All the three are heroes and immortal artists of a special era. Yes, MJ didn’t just make music, he made himself into music. Maybe that was the big secret.

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I thought they were perfect to end this week. The last one, of course, well known but Ebony & Ivory seems like a lost gem to me. I loved it so much. Have a happy Sunday too, sis!

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