This week’s Website of the Week showcases NSW band Moving Pictures, hitmakers in the 80s and their Official Website. Find out more on The 80s Lunchbox, weekdays at midday.
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Steve Winwood
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.
Martika
Martika stormed the charts at the end of the 80s with hits like Toy Soldiers and I Feel The Earth Move and went on to further success throughout the 90s. Her Official Website is our Website of the Week on The 80s Lunchbox, weekdays at midday on The Cheese.
Eddie Money
Eddie Money passed away in 2019 but left a legacy of great music, including the smash hit in 1986 Take Me Home Tonight. His Official Website is our Website of the Week on The 80s Lunchbox, weekdays at midday.
Dave Dobbyn – Auckland Hitmaker
Dave Dobbyn‘s career spans the decades from his initial success with Th’ Dudes and DD Smash to his extensive songwriting credits. We’ve made his Official Website our Website Of The Week this week on The 80s Lunchbox. Find out more by tuning in weekdays from midday on The Cheese.
The Mockers
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.
Lionel Richie
Commodores leader and 80s soul artist Lionel Richie continues to play to huge audiences. His Official Website is our Website of the Week on The 80s Lunchbox, weekdays at midday on The Cheese.
Australian Crawl
Singer/keyboard player from 80s surf rockers Australian Crawl, James Reyne’s Homepage is the subject of our Website of the Week on The 80s Lunchbox. Listen weekdays at midday for more 80s favourites.
Chris Rea – Voice Of The 80s
Chris Rea still packs in a large audience and has a loyal following. We remember his contribution to the 80s this week on The 80s Lunchbox (weekdays from midday on The Cheese) by making his fansite – The Man, The Voice, The Guitar the 80s Lunchbox Website Of The Week.
Phil Collins
It’s rare for the leader of a successful band to maintain a solo career at the same time. Perhaps the most famous example is Phil Collins whose first solo album in 1981 hit the charts. We’ve made Phil’s Official Website our Website Of The Week on The 80s Lunchbox, weekdays from midday on The Cheese.