@desperategirl932 Not only was Double Fantasy only released a little while before he was killed, but artists have posthumous singles/releases all the time. As I type this, Michael Jackson has a new single on the Hot 100, released 17 months after his death.
thanks for including the credits, too. it was like I was back sitting on the couch by my dads stinky feet on a Saturday night long, long ago. What’s on next? Love Boat?
The dancer on the far left in in the start and second song and at 1:52 at the far right, she was in Rod Stewart’s Tonight I’m Yours video towards the end, he’s like singing to her in the video. Just a little video factoid.
Boy does this take me back to my Solid Gold-Atari 2600 playing days!
I used to love Solid Gold. Every Saturday watching this and Puttin on the hits. I remember being in the mirror tryng to dance like the Solid Gold dancers. Great times!!!!
@SolidGold1980 An artist’s death does not disqualify him/her from having a hit record — if lots of people buy it, it’s a hit. Elvis, Buddy Holly, the Beatles and many other artists have had top ten hits even decades after their deaths/breakups. Lennon was killed in Dec. 1980.
@SUPERDOOPERTUBER ROTFLMMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!! OMG!
LMAO AT 2:24!!! CHEESE TO THE MAXXXXXXX
@812mistyeyes love what u said!
@buddyboy55… i second that…
@desperategirl932 Not only was Double Fantasy only released a little while before he was killed, but artists have posthumous singles/releases all the time. As I type this, Michael Jackson has a new single on the Hot 100, released 17 months after his death.
I watched this show as a kid
Id rather watch the old tvs shows here in YT than watching Jersey shore
Here you can learn how to dance too
i agree ressnixon the 80s are the best
they had great shows then
WTF!! LOL!!
@SolidGold1980 You would be correct. It was and stayed in the charts for a long time after he died.
thanks for including the credits, too. it was like I was back sitting on the couch by my dads stinky feet on a Saturday night long, long ago. What’s on next? Love Boat?
So what was #1?
The dancer on the far left in in the start and second song and at 1:52 at the far right, she was in Rod Stewart’s Tonight I’m Yours video towards the end, he’s like singing to her in the video. Just a little video factoid.
Boy does this take me back to my Solid Gold-Atari 2600 playing days!
You left out the #1 song on count down? Could you post it?
@SolidGold1980 It was released in September 1980 and John passed on the following December 8
Please comeback Solid Gold Archy from Chile
the only two dancers i know is the lovely darcel and cooley jackson (michael jackson’s cousin…i guess)
Man, those hot Solid Gold dancers are all blubbery old women now!
I used to love Solid Gold. Every Saturday watching this and Puttin on the hits. I remember being in the mirror tryng to dance like the Solid Gold dancers. Great times!!!!
@SolidGold1980 An artist’s death does not disqualify him/her from having a hit record — if lots of people buy it, it’s a hit. Elvis, Buddy Holly, the Beatles and many other artists have had top ten hits even decades after their deaths/breakups. Lennon was killed in Dec. 1980.
oh gosh …Saturdays at 7:30 pm…I cand die now
damn those girls were smokin hot
Lucky b*stard! He got the best view of all those SG dancer hotties. In the words of Rod Stewart “some guys have all the luck.” Ain’t that the truth.
Oh my goodness, Darcel, hmmm. Wasn’t that the black dancer’s name? I think I might have had a crush on her at the time, lol.
@LAWoman323213 of course, just like Elvis and Michael Jackson. They are worth more after death than before death.