The Electric Light Orchestra began in the 70s, but their run on the charts didn’t end in that decade with the Jeff Lynne led band having hits into the 80s.  The ELO Fans Site is our Website of the Week on The 80s Lunchbox, weekdays from midday on The Cheese.

80s singer/songwriter Suzanne Vega‘s Official Homepage is our Website of the Week on The 80s Lunchbox.  You’ll hear hits from Suzanne together with the best of 80s music, Monday to Friday at midday on The Cheese.

Formed in the 60s as The Jefferson Airplane, later changing to Jefferson Starship in the 70s, the band produced a number of iconic hit singles and albums. Returning in the 80s as Starship, more hits followed like We Built This City and Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now. Mickey Thomas leads a current touring version of Starship and we’ve made his Official Website our Website of the Week on The 80s Lunchbox, weekdays from 12.0.

Vince Clarke and Alison Moyet teamed up in 1982 to form Yazoo and acheived fame overnight. Although they have gone their seperate ways, Vince with Erasure and Alison with a successful solo career, they have always remained collaborators and have toured extensively as Yazoo during the last few years to the delight of fans.

We’ve made their Official Website our Website of The Week this week on The 80s Lunchbox, weekdays from midday on The Cheese.

Former Go Go’s member Belinda Carlisle went solo in the late 80s and began a run of great hits.  Her Official Website is our Website of the Week on the 80s Lunchbox, Monday to Friday at midday on The Cheese.

Back in 1988, amidst the chart invasion from the new acid house music artists, Bobby McFerrin brought us a hit featuring – just himself ! Don’t Worry Be Happy consisted of Bobby providing lead and backing vocals, together with instrument sounds all created from his voice. He’s still around and we’ve made his Official Website our Website of the Week on The 80s Lunchbox, weekdays from midday.

Soulwalking is a website dedicated to the world of soul music.  It’s our Website Of The Week on The 80s Lunchbox (weekdays at 12.0 on The Cheese).  Check out the page devoted to 80s Soul Stars Womack and Womack.

Formed in 1975, sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson brought us nothing but hit album and singles, some of their best work appearing in the 80s. Their Official Website is our Website of the Week on The 80s Lunchbox, weekdays from 12.0.

Steve Winwood‘s career in the 60s with Traffic and the Spencer Davies Group led to a successful career throughout the 70s and 80s.  We’ve made Steve’s Official Website our Website of the Week on The 80s Lunchbox, 12.0 weekdays on The Cheese.

Wellington’s The Mockers, formed in 1979, graced the charts with hits like Swear It’s True and Forever Tuesday Morning. The best website for charting their history and what they are up to these days is their page on Audioculture. It’s our Website of the Week on The 80s Lunchbox, weekdays from midday.