Welcome back to 'I Completed 80s Music' where your musical librarian, the 80s Mixtaper, guides you through an eclectic mix of songs from the vibrant late May 1981 era. It's the second half of playlist 24. Dive into the sounds of George Harrison's heartfelt homage to John Lennon and discover the intricate journey of Split Enz with Neil Finn's introspective lyrics.
This episode features a rich tapestry of musical talent, including highlights from Hazel O'Connor, Randy Crawford, and Odyssey. You'll embark on a nostalgic journey through poignant ballads, soulful reflections, and exuberant funk tracks, all while exploring the challenges and triumphs that shaped these artists' legacies.
Join us as we celebrate memorable 80s tunes and revisit the transformative moments and enduring echoes of the era's musical landscape.
Links to Playlists:
In case the playlist hyperlinks don't work on your podcast platform of choice, the songs are:
7. Split Enz - History Never Repeats
8. George Harrison - All Those Years Ago
9. Hazel O'Connor - Will You?
10. Randy Crawford - You Might Need Somebody
11. Phil Collins - If Leaving Me Is Easy
12. Odyssey - Going Back To My Roots
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