From Kylie Minoque and Rick Astley to The Reynolds Girls, Mick Stock, Matt Aitken and Pete Waterman were three producers who launched the careers of hundreds of 80s music stars with their Hit Factory. We salute the guys with the Midas touch this week on The 80s Lunchbox by making the excellent Hit Factory Forum our Website Of The Week this week. Tune in weekdays from midday to hear all […]
Diamond Life was the 1984 album that brought Sade into the limelight. Several hit albums later and Sade is still at the top of her game. We've made her Official Website our Website Of The Week this week on The 80s Lunchbox. Tune in weekdays at midday on The Cheese to find out more.
Stevie Nicks joined Fleetwood Mac in the 70s and brought a distinct sound to everything she did with the band and as a solo artist in the 80s. We celebrate her work by making her official website The Nick Fix our Website Of The Week on The 80s Lunchbox, where you can hear all your 80s favourites weekdays from midday on The Cheese.
The Official Website for The Chills is this week's Website Of The Week on The 80s Lunchbox, weekdays from midday on The Cheese.
The Human League Discussion Forum is the 80s Lunchbox Website Of The Week this week. You can hear the Human League and all your 80s Favourites weekdays from midday on The Cheese.
Think of Rod Stewart and you may be forgiven for associating him with the 70s, but this week The 80s Lunchbox remembers the smash hits he brought us in the 80s as we make his Official Website our Website Of The Week. Listen in weekdays at Midday on The Cheese to hear more.
One of Motown's biggest assets Stevie Wonder is celebrated this week on The 80s Lunchbox, weekdays from midday on The Cheese, as we make his Official Website our Website Of The Week this week.
Billy Idol started his career with the new wave band Generation X in the late 70s, but his finest hour was his reinvention in the 80s as a highly successful solo artist. On the 80s Lunchbox this week, we've made Billy's Official Webpage our Website Of The Week. Tune in weekdays from midday on The Cheese to find out more.
When Jim Steinman wrote all the songs for Meatloaf's Bat Out Of Hell album, he went into the record books as the album became the biggest selling collection to have been written by one person. Jim's success continued through the 70s, 80s and beyond as he wrote and produced for countless artists including Bonnie Tyler (pictured). We've made Jim Steinman's Official Website our Website Of The Week on The 80s […]