Summer before 8th grade and remember spending this weekend at a beach house camping with friends and hearing 'Cherish' and loving it right away. That 'Talk it Over in Bed' song also brings back memories. Just now learned the artist's name.
I want to thank you for doing a top 100 chart for this particular weekend. August 19, 1989 was the first time I flew on a plane flying home from summer camp from NY to FL. August 21st was my first day in high school. I was never interested in pop music until I hung out with my cousin in the summer of 1989. So many of my all time pop favorites are on this list. 31 years later and I still can remember so much of that weekend.
The weekly charts are by far the best, there is nothing like it on facebook (yearly charts are more common) and are incredible photographs of moments in time. Fantastic.
Wow, I forgot how fast the turnaround was for songs in 1989 and the next couple of years. Madonna's Express Yourself peaked at #2 in just 10 weeks, and 2 weeks later, it's back-to-back with the Hot Shot Debut, Cherish, at #36 and #37. It's a tragedy those two didn't go to #1. Madonna, and now Taylor Swift, have the record for most #2 songs, with 6 apiece.
I had just turned 11. I remember Batdance and On Our Own were everywhere due to Batman and Ghostbusters II being the huge movies to see that summer. I loved Bobby Brown, Bon Jovi, and Paula Abdul in particular!
OK, so this is the year (1989) that Traveling wilburys vol. 1 came out and not one of their songs are in this list WTF. How do you not mention these greats Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison and Tom Petty collaborating? Imagine being in the room where they recorded their songs together 🤩
Whoo, I'll take Bon Jovi ,Bad English, Cinderella, Gypsy Road is a favorite, Skid Row, Great White, Wingerand Richard Marx. I love Hold On To The Nights, beautiful. I just add Don Henley too. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Timestamps for the Video Billboard Hot 100 Flashback - August 19, 1989 0:08 #100 Robert Palmer - Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming (Peak: 60) [Weeks on Chart: 8] 0:14 #99 Kevin Paige - Don't Shut Me Out (DEBUT) [Weeks on Chart: 1] 0:19 #98 Sharon Bryant - Let Go (DEBUT) [Weeks on Chart: 1] 0:25 #97 The Doobie Brothers - The Doctor (Peak: 9) [Weeks on Chart: 14] 0:32 #96 Rob Base & D.J. E-Z Rock - Joy and Pain (Peak: 58) [Weeks on Chart: 13] 0:38 #95 Tora Tora - Walkin' Shoes (Previous Week: 100) [Weeks on Chart: 2] 0:44 #94 Guns N' Roses - Nightrain (Peak: 93) [Weeks on Chart: 4] 0:50 #93 Rick Astley - Ain't Too Proud To Beg (DEBUT) [Weeks on Chart: 1] 0:55 #92 Dead Or Alive - Come Home With Me Baby (Peak: 69) [Weeks on Chart: 8] 1:02 #91 Lita Ford (Duet with Ozzy Osbourne) - Close My Eyes Forever (Peak: 8) [Weeks on Chart: 25] 1:07 #90 Paul Shaffer - When The Radio Is On (Previous Week: 97) [Weeks on Chart: 2] 9:01 #10 Love And Rockets - So Alive (Peak: 3) [Weeks on Chart: 14] 9:07 #9 Karyn White - Secret Rendezvous (Previous Week: 12) [Weeks on Chart: 13] 9:13 #8 Prince - Batdance (Peak: 1) (1 WK.) [Weeks on Chart: 10] 9:20 #7 Dino - I Like It (Previous Week: 7) [Weeks on Chart: 15] 9:26 #6 New Kids On The Block - Hangin' Tough (Previous Week: 11) [Weeks on Chart: 6] 9:31 #5 Great White - Once Bitten Twice Shy (Previous Week: 5) [Weeks on Chart: 15] 9:38 #4 Gloria Estefan - Don't Wanna Lose You (Previous Week: 9) [Weeks on Chart: 7] 9:43 #3 Paula Abdul - Cold Hearted - (Previous Week: 6) [Weeks on Chart: 9] 9:50 #2 Bobby Brown - On Our Own - (Previous Week: 2) [Weeks on Chart: 11] 9:56 #1 Richard Marx - Right Here Waiting (Peak: 1) (For 2 Weeks!!!) [Weeks on Chart: 7]
It was a re-release. Same thing for Whitesnake's "Fool For Your Loving." Peaked at #53 on 9/13/80 and peaked at #37 on 12/23/89. "Into The Night" peaked at #11 on 9/6/80 and #20 on 7/1/89. Often the re-releases are caused by a song in a movie ("Unchained Melody" in 1990) or an artist will re-release a song when they have new found popularity (Paula Abdul's "Knocked Out" in 1990 which originally charted in 1988).
@Hot Music Charts- When you copy and paste the link it says Flashback of the year 2000 instead of 1989. Can you please fix this so I can share the correct Flashback Year?
Summer before 8th grade and remember spending this weekend at a beach house camping with friends and hearing 'Cherish' and loving it right away. That 'Talk it Over in Bed' song also brings back memories. Just now learned the artist's name.
I want to thank you for doing a top 100 chart for this particular weekend. August 19, 1989 was the first time I flew on a plane flying home from summer camp from NY to FL. August 21st was my first day in high school. I was never interested in pop music until I hung out with my cousin in the summer of 1989. So many of my all time pop favorites are on this list. 31 years later and I still can remember so much of that weekend.
The weekly charts are by far the best, there is nothing like it on facebook (yearly charts are more common) and are incredible photographs of moments in time. Fantastic.
Freestyle! Stevie B, Seduction, Dino, Expose, and Sweet Sensation!!
Well.. notice how various genre of music back then? With pop and rock music still dominated the chart... Comparing to today's music..
Yea little to no diversity in genres now
But like todays music it all sounded the same. It was until the 90s and 2000s where you get a nice variety of sound and style in the charts.
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@@phillinsogood bruh theirs literally no variety in genres then.... like it’s just 2 (pop and rock) and a few hip hop....
I loved watching this video. I greatly remember that weekend like it was yesterday.
Wow, I forgot how fast the turnaround was for songs in 1989 and the next couple of years. Madonna's Express Yourself peaked at #2 in just 10 weeks, and 2 weeks later, it's back-to-back with the Hot Shot Debut, Cherish, at #36 and #37. It's a tragedy those two didn't go to #1. Madonna, and now Taylor Swift, have the record for most #2 songs, with 6 apiece.
But now Madonna is a fruit loop. SHE talks about the great equalizer while she is in the bathtub....pathetic
This is a fantastic mix of pop, dance music, hair metal, hard rock, rap, and straight out rock ‘n’ roll. This is why the 80s were great
Buffalo Stance ❤️
I had just turned 11. I remember Batdance and On Our Own were everywhere due to Batman and Ghostbusters II being the huge movies to see that summer. I loved Bobby Brown, Bon Jovi, and Paula Abdul in particular!
My first night without you by Cyndi Lauper is my favorite. Too bad it didn't too good.
Number 86, again one of those huge hits in the Philippines, still played in most easy listening radio stations here
This video makes me want to dig out my NKOTB sheets that are still stuffed somewhere in the back my parents linen closet 🙈
I found 2 unused in packages NKTOB pillow cases in my attic a few weeks ago.
OK, so this is the year (1989) that Traveling wilburys vol. 1 came out and not one of their songs are in this list WTF. How do you not mention these greats Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison and Tom Petty collaborating? Imagine being in the room where they recorded their songs together 🤩
2:03 lady look like Jessica Alba as adult at 1980s
2:31 sampled is Linda is awesome by Michael Landon ( nineteen sixty four)
Whoo, I'll take Bon Jovi ,Bad English, Cinderella, Gypsy Road is a favorite, Skid Row, Great White, Wingerand Richard Marx. I love Hold On To The Nights, beautiful. I just add Don Henley too. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
2:31 simpler to Linda is awesome by Michael Landon (1964)
0:50 The single was released as Rick was doing his US tour around that time but no music video was made. In reality - Rick already left PWL.
Game show host are living in August 19,1989
Gene Rayburn
Peter Marshall
Bob barker
John Davidson
When music was still good.
You can't be serious when in the top 10 there are things like batdance, new kids on the block and the top is full of boring glam metal bands
2:19 debut in 1980
Made it's version
0:52 original is the temptations
Timestamps for the Video
Billboard Hot 100 Flashback - August 19, 1989
0:08 #100 Robert Palmer - Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming (Peak: 60) [Weeks on Chart: 8]
0:14 #99 Kevin Paige - Don't Shut Me Out (DEBUT) [Weeks on Chart: 1]
0:19 #98 Sharon Bryant - Let Go (DEBUT) [Weeks on Chart: 1]
0:25 #97 The Doobie Brothers - The Doctor (Peak: 9) [Weeks on Chart: 14]
0:32 #96 Rob Base & D.J. E-Z Rock - Joy and Pain (Peak: 58) [Weeks on Chart: 13]
0:38 #95 Tora Tora - Walkin' Shoes (Previous Week: 100) [Weeks on Chart: 2]
0:44 #94 Guns N' Roses - Nightrain (Peak: 93) [Weeks on Chart: 4]
0:50 #93 Rick Astley - Ain't Too Proud To Beg (DEBUT) [Weeks on Chart: 1]
0:55 #92 Dead Or Alive - Come Home With Me Baby (Peak: 69) [Weeks on Chart: 8]
1:02 #91 Lita Ford (Duet with Ozzy Osbourne) - Close My Eyes Forever (Peak: 8) [Weeks on Chart: 25]
1:07 #90 Paul Shaffer - When The Radio Is On (Previous Week: 97) [Weeks on Chart: 2]
9:01 #10 Love And Rockets - So Alive (Peak: 3) [Weeks on Chart: 14]
9:07 #9 Karyn White - Secret Rendezvous (Previous Week: 12) [Weeks on Chart: 13]
9:13 #8 Prince - Batdance (Peak: 1) (1 WK.) [Weeks on Chart: 10]
9:20 #7 Dino - I Like It (Previous Week: 7) [Weeks on Chart: 15]
9:26 #6 New Kids On The Block - Hangin' Tough (Previous Week: 11) [Weeks on Chart: 6]
9:31 #5 Great White - Once Bitten Twice Shy (Previous Week: 5) [Weeks on Chart: 15]
9:38 #4 Gloria Estefan - Don't Wanna Lose You (Previous Week: 9) [Weeks on Chart: 7]
9:43 #3 Paula Abdul - Cold Hearted - (Previous Week: 6) [Weeks on Chart: 9]
9:50 #2 Bobby Brown - On Our Own - (Previous Week: 2) [Weeks on Chart: 11]
9:56 #1 Richard Marx - Right Here Waiting (Peak: 1) (For 2 Weeks!!!) [Weeks on Chart: 7]
That "Dion" at 83 is THE Dion?
Like, "Runaround Sue" Dion?
Yes
@@richardhill4938 damn, '89 was a good year for late career comebacks
*DROPOUTS* (08/19/1989)
*77 - Satisfied* - _Richard Marx_ ^
_PP: 1 WoC: 15_
*82 - This Time I Know It's For Real* - _Donna Summer_ ^
_PP: 7 WoC: 17_
*87 - I Drove All Night* - _Cyndi Lauper_ ^
_PP: 6 WoC: 15_
*90 - Down Boys* - _Warrant_
_PP: 27 WoC: 16_
*96 - Every Little Step* - _Bobby Brown_ ^
_PP: 3 WoC: 21_
^ - _clinching its year-end list_
Debbie Gibson estava em voga, emplacando seus sucessos
When billboard use to be versatile ...with variety and competitive..
4:50 What a lovely voice, she sounds like... NATALIE MARCHANT????
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It's not a flashback of the year 2000, but of the year 1989.
i thought eternal flame would be here
Taylor Swift not alive in August 19, 1989
Taylor's mom was 5 months pregnant with her!! Time flies!!
#77: "Into The Night", from Benny Mardones are from 1980, not 1989. It was #11 in the Pop Charts.
It was a re-release. Same thing for Whitesnake's "Fool For Your Loving." Peaked at #53 on 9/13/80 and peaked at #37 on 12/23/89. "Into The Night" peaked at #11 on 9/6/80 and #20 on 7/1/89. Often the re-releases are caused by a song in a movie ("Unchained Melody" in 1990) or an artist will re-release a song when they have new found popularity (Paula Abdul's "Knocked Out" in 1990 which originally charted in 1988).
"Unchained Melody", from The Righteous. (1965).
Yes! Music in ‘89 was it. Particularly, #27 Debbie Gibson and #1 Richard Marx!
No More Rhyme Was so good! I wonder why it wasn't a bigger hit.
BP1989-75-40-28-25-1-FIM
Little house on the prairie casts are alive in August 19 ,1989
Michael Landon
Melissa Gilbert
Melissa sue Anderson
@Hot Music Charts- When you copy and paste the link it says Flashback of the year 2000 instead of 1989. Can you please fix this so I can share the correct Flashback Year?
Well.....where's Madonna Like A Prayer?
Like A Prayer peaked at #1 in March of 89. It was well off the charts by August.
That right here waiting for you song screams stalkerish
no way !!!
Taylor swift parents are alive in August 19,1989
Born 1997.. 😂
8 years ago