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(4) CHICAGO – Hard To Say I’m Sorry (video) At its peak. 16-12-82: Presenter: Jimmy Savile. (38) CULTURE CLUB – Do You Really Want To Hurt Me? Making their debut on the show (although we did see Boy George last year dancing in the audience) with a song that would become the first of two number ones for this legendary 80's band. (22) ADAM ANT – Friend Or Foe (video) Another great video from Adam Ant, with a tune going back to his earlier sound, this was his penultimate top ten hit, reaching number 9. (10) WHAM! – Young Guns (Go For It) ® At last we get to see this performance. (1) MUSICAL YOUTH – Pass The Dutchie (video) First of three weeks at number one. (20) ULTRAVOX – Reap The Wild Wind (video) Went up eight more places. (30) JOHN COUGAR – Jack And Diane (video) This had been an American number one, but 25 was its peak here, and his only top 30 hit. (31) IMAGINATION – In The Heat Of The Night Made it to number 22. Tonight it's August 5th 1982 and Kid Jensen hosts another live edition of Top of the Pops, and once again we have a wonderfully kind fan of the show to thank for sending their own VHS copy to the BBC so that the Kid's links could be re-dubbed for broadcast! Clips: THE HUMAN LEAGUE – Don’t You Want Me (video) KRAFTWERK – The Model (danced to by Zoo) THE JAM – Town Called Malice (video) (10) THE JAM – Beat Surrender (clip of TOTP 2-12-82) TIGHT FIT – The Lion Sleeps Tonight (video) GOOMBAY DANCE BAND – Seven Tears (video) Phew! So here's the final installment of this run of four editions of Top of the Pops over the last two days! John Peel rounds off what he started as the host on BBC4 once again with the show from October 14th 1982. Me and my Top of the Pops. (22) THE PIRANHAS feat. BORING BOB GROVER – Zambezi Went up five more places. 7-10-82: Presenter: Jimmy Savile. Clips: BUCKS FIZZ – My Camera Never Lies (video) PAUL McCARTNEY & STEVIE WONDER – Ebony And Ivory (video) MADNESS – House Of Fun (video) ADAM ANT – Goody Two Shoes (video) (1) RENÉE & RENATO – Save Your Love (video) (34) TOTO COELO – I Eat Cannibals And the show begins with Barry Blue's multicoloured bin bag amazons Toto Coelo, who included former replacement Leg and occasional Zoo member Anita in their line up, performing their only top ten hit which peaked at number 8. (1) THE JAM – Beat Surrender ® Second and final week at number one. (4) MADNESS – Driving In My Car Madness drive into the studio, sporting the white suits this week (I hope Kevin hasn't got a sour face later on) but this record had come to the end of the road of its chart run. (2) TRIO – Da Da Da (video) Someone at BBC4 really does not like Trio! Edited out again of the 7.30pm showing. (11) EDDY GRANT – I Don’t Wanna Dance (video) Eddy's up to his neck in women trouble here, though he floats off into the sunset with his girl in the end. A soon to be number one hit. (17) MADNESS – Our House (video) Made itself at home at number 5. But sadly edited out of the early showing. (35) KEVIN ROWLAND & DEXY’S MIDNIGHT RUNNERS – Let’s Get This Straight (From The Start) So they were allowed back on again after 'Jockey-gate'! With their third hit of 1982 which was on its way to number 17. (10) SHAKIN’ STEVENS – I’ll Be Satisfied (video) At its peak. Friday, 16 December 2016. (21) CLIFF RICHARD – Little Town Peaked at number 11. (47) SHAKATAK – Invitations Number 24 was its peak. And to Glenn Marshall for making it available here at Vimeo. The first of three editions of Top of the Pops in rapid successions begins with November 18th 1982. It's now December 23rd 1982 and the final regular Top of the Pops of the year is a live one hosted by David Jensen. (34) CULTURE CLUB – Time (Clock Of The Heart) The follow up to their number one hit, this 'Time' number 3 was the peak. The Other S > (20) GARY NUMAN – White Boys And Heroes (video) He's gone back to his pre-fame white hair here, but the song got no higher in the charts. (16) MODERN ROMANCE – Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom White Went up one more place. (2) FAT LARRY’S BAND – Zoom (video) At its peak. (36) DOLLAR – Give Me Some Kinda Magic Went up two more places and then we didn't see them again for another five years. And edited out of the early broadcast tonight. (2) DIONNE WARWICK – Heartbreaker ® Now at its chart peak. (26) TALK TALK – Talk Talk Originally released in April 1982 when it made number 52, this remixed version fared better and made it to number 23. (4) THE BEATLES – Love Me Do (video) It got to number 17 twenty years earlier, but now number 4 was Love Me Do's new peak position. I bet he was dancing all the way to the bank! (21) BAD MANNERS – My Girl Lollipop (My Boy Lollipop) Keeping the party going, in their own special manner, with what would soon become their final top ten hit when it reached number 9. Next up is August 19th 1982 which will be shown next Friday (Sky at Night on Thursday). Pink - lonely girl live @ summer pops download video. 9-9-82: Presenter: Peter Powell. (42) BAUHAUS – Ziggy Stardust Their only top 20 hit, peaked at number 15. (9) THE HUMAN LEAGUE – Mirror Man What a stonking return to the charts! Peaked at number 2. (28) DIANA ROSS – Muscles (video) Flexed its way to number 15. (24) SHAKATAK – Invitations "One of the best live bands around" our host informs us and they certainly get the crowd going, though the song got no higher in the charts. (3) DAVID BOWIE & BING CROSBY – Peace On Earth – Little Drummer Boy (video) Little Drummer Boy dated back to 1941, but Peace on Earth was a new addition (in 1977 anyway) and the combination was now at its peak. (40) WONDER DOG – Ruff Mix Zoo become pampered pooches but Wonder Dog's chart walkies ended at number 31. (36) BARRY MANILOW – I Wanna Do It With You (video) Amazingly this was Barry's only top ten hit in the UK! This clip is from the Late Late Breakfast Show, and the song peaked at number 8. Be Loud Be Proud (Be Top of the Pops) 2-12-82: Presenter: Peter Powell. (6) DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES – Maneater (video) Their biggest UK hit now at its peak. (3) CULTURE CLUB – Do You Really Want To Hurt Me? On its way to number one. (1) DEXY’S MIDNIGHT RUNNERS with THE EMERALD EXPRESS – Come On Eileen ® The first of four weeks at number one. (36) MARI WILSON – Just What I Always Wanted Mari and the boys get the show off to a hair raising start tonight with what became her only top ten hit when it peaked at number 8. (28) ABC – All Of My Heart (video) The band's final top ten hit, reaching number 5. Top of the Pops Breaker. Pass the Top of the Pops. Back to BBC4 next with the live edition from December 23rd 1982. (4) BOYSTOWN GANG – Can’t Take My Eyes Off You At its peak. 18-11-82: Presenter: John Peel. BUCKS FIZZ – The Land Of Make Believe. Until then here's wishing everyone one of you a very Merry TopofthePopsmas! (24) IMAGINATION – In The Heat Of The Night ® Edited out of tonight's 7.30pm slot. (1) CULTURE CLUB – Do You Really Want To Hurt Me? A new studio performance tonight for their second of three weeks at number one. And such a very appropriate song title for a Halloween show! Very many thanks to D42 for making the edition of Top of the Pops 26th August 1982 available here on vimeo. It is not being shown on BBC4 even though the host has now completed his sentence. STEVE MILLER BAND – Abracadabra (danced to by Zoo) (29) DONNA SUMMER – State Of Independence (video) This terrific cover of a fabulous Jon and Vangelis song from the previous year peaked at number 14. Apparently Donna was nervous about appearing on Top of the Pops, hence this is another clip taken from the Late Late Breakfast Show. Top of the Pops is Big Leggy. (8) MODERN ROMANCE – Best Years Of Our Lives (and credits) Our 1982 theme tune closes the show and then went up four more places. (27) THE PINKEES – Danger Games On its way by hook and by crook towards the top ten. And edited out of tonight's 7.30 slot. (8) MARI WILSON – Just What I Always Wanted Third time on the show and now at its chart peak. 15-7-82 : Presenter: Peter Powell. (11) KOOL & THE GANG – Ooh La La La (Let’s Go Dancin’) (danced to by Zoo) Also went up five more places. 25-11-82: Presenter: Dave Lee Travis. (27) DIONNE WARWICK – All The Love In The World (video) Became her final top ten hit when it peaked at number 10. (9) ADAM ANT – Friend Or Foe (D.J.’s dancing) At is chart peak. (43) IMAGINATION – Changes Went up to number 31. No, you are not hallucinating. This did just happen. (We’ve added captions for ease of identification.) #TOTP pic.twitter.com/EnexanY0ce. (49) SHOWADDYWADDY – Who Put The Bomp (In The Bomp-A-Bomp-A-Bomp) Their final chart hit, and with it their farewell to Top of the Pops, thanks for the great memories lads! And number 37 was its peak. (25) THE ASSOCIATES – 18 Carat Love Affair The groups final top 30 hit, somehow reaching number 21. Friday, 4 November 2016. Friday, 30 December 2016. 1982 is now rapidly catching up 2016, which is just as well really considering how little of 2016 remains! So here we are with December 9th 1982. December 16th 1982 is not being shown on BBC4 due to the host being Jimmy Savile. But a huge thanks goes once again to Neil B for making it available here at WeTransfer. Obviously, do not click if you wish to avoid Jimmy Savile. Next up is July 29th 1982. (1) RENÉE & RENATO – Save Your Love (video) First of four weeks at number one. 12-8-82: Presenter: John Peel. (50) GILLAN – Living For The City This Stevie Wonder cover was Gillan's final hit and number 50 was its peak. (14) MARI WILSON – Just What I Always Wanted Still heading towards the top ten. (37) BLANCMANGE – Living On The Ceiling Another debut on the show, this being the first of three top ten hits for the band when it peaked at number 7. This edition of Top of the Pops from October 7th 1982 is hosted by Jimmy Savile and so won't be shown on BBC4. Once more we have to thank Neil B for uploading the show to WeTransfer. Do not click it if you wish to avoid Jimmy Savile. (14) KIDS FROM FAME – Starmaker (video) Second and final top ten hit for the Kids, peaking at number 3. (20) DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES – Maneater Another former American number one, Maneater became their biggest hit in the UK reaching number 6. (17) SHALAMAR – There It Is A second Zoo routine tonight to help Shalamar to their third top ten hit of 1982, reaching number 5. (20) YAZOO – The Other Side Of Love The duo's third hit of the year, this one peaking at number 13. (28) ULTRAVOX – Hymn (video) Peaked at number 11. (7) BLANCMANGE – Living On The Ceiling (crowd dancing) (and credits) At its chart ceiling. (44) NATASHA – The Boom Boom Room The follow up to Iko Iko but it went no higher than number 44. But edited out of tonight's 7.30 showing. Next up is December 16th 1982, but this is hosted by JS so won't be shown on BBC4. Thursday, 1 December 2016. (1) SURVIVOR – Eye Of The Tiger (video) Second of four weeks at number one. (1) IRENE CARA – Fame (video) We get a mixture of movie clips and Irene's video this week for Fame's second of three weeks at number one. 11-11-82: Presenter: David Jensen. (39) KID CREOLE & THE COCONUTS – Annie I’m Not Your Daddy Their biggest hit, peaked at number 2. And also an equally big thanks to Robert Thompson for making this available to download here at Filehosting.org. (39) THE MAISONETTES – Heartache Avenue Lol Mason, formerly of one hit wonders City Boy, fronted this latest one hit wonder group, with Heartache Avenue peaking at number 7. Would have made a perfect follow up hit for Mari Wilson. Save Your Top of the Pops. (35) TOYAH – Be Loud Be Proud (Be Heard) A colourful performance from Toyah here but the song went up just five more places. (21) SOFT CELL – Where The Heart Is Marc shows off his muscles but Where the Heart Is got no higher. That leads us to November 11th 1982, which will be on BBC4 next Friday. (10) BARRY MANILOW – I Wanna Do It With You (crowd dancing) (and credits) We end this spooky special with Barry's only flying visit to the top ten, and he went up two more places. (9) TOTO COELO – I Eat Cannibals Went up one more place. (24) RENÉE & RENATO – Save Your Love (video) This year's Joe Dolce. 5-8-82: Presenter: David Jensen. Top of the Pops Surrender. Next up is another triple bill next Friday with December 9th, and December 23rd on BBC4, with the JS hosted December 16th sandwiched in between. (2) THE HUMAN LEAGUE – Mirror Man ® At its peak now. (11) SHAKIN’ STEVENS – Give Me Your Heart Tonight ® Now at its chart peak. This edition of Top of the Pops from September 30th 1982 was a special show to celebrate 15 years of Radio One. Unfortunately it will not be shown on BBC4 because, amongst the many DJs featured, is Jimmy Savile. Could they really not have edited him out? (1) IRENE CARA – Fame (video) (and credits) And we end the show with a third and final week of Fame. The Top of the Pops is Mine. Next then is November 25th 1982, but this is not being shown on BBC4 because the host is DLT. (24) SHARON REDD – Never Give You Up (video) (crowd dancing) (and credits) Went up four more places. So a huge thanks goes to Robert Thompson for making it available here at WeTransfer. (14) TALK TALK – Today Also edited out of the early showing, it was at its chart peak. (26) FUN BOY THREE – Summertime The FB3 go all Gershwin, in their own unique way, with their fourth and final hit of 1982, peaking at 18. (29) SUPERTRAMP – It’s Raining Again (video) Their final top 30 hit which peaked at number 26. we're not due on till next year! (6) SHALAMAR – There It Is Went up one more place. But edited out of the 7.30pm slot. (28) INCANTATION – Cacharpaya (Andes Pumpsa Desi) Apparently a Cacharpaya is a song of farewell from the Andes, which is apt because this was their only hit, peaking at number 12. (6) TEARS FOR FEARS – Mad World (video) Roland was still desperately trying to get his weird little armography dance routine to catch on, doing it all the way through this video whilst Curt desperately pressed his face against a window trying to escape! The song though went up three more places. (3) YAZOO – Don’t Go The top four were all non-movers this week, but it's a treat to see Yazoo in the studio. Simon Bates is the host tonight for the 16th September 1982 edition of Top of the Pops, which was originally watched by 8.5 million viewers. (14) CLIFF RICHARD – The Only Way Out ® Went up four more places. (4) DIRE STRAITS – Private Investigations (video) This first single, taken from their huge number one album Love Over Gold, peaked at number 2. (1) SURVIVOR – Eye Of The Tiger (video) The first of four weeks at number one. Save a Top of the Pops. Friday, 11 November 2016. (17) PHIL COLLINS – You Can’t Hurry Love (video) A future number one. 9-12-82: Presenter: Simon Bates. (17) LIONEL RICHIE – Truly His first 'truly' solo hit, peaking at number 6. Next up is August 12th 1982. (1) EDDY GRANT – I Don’t Wanna Dance (video) Third and final week at number one. (25) UB40 – So Here I Am (crowd dancing) (and credits) At its peak. (14) A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS – Wishing (If I Had A Photograph Of You) ® Went up four more places. (19) GRANDMASTER FLASH & THE FURIOUS FIVE – The Message (danced to by Zoo) The first of three top ten hits for the Grandmaster, this one making number 8. (3) DURAN DURAN – Save A Prayer (video) Also went up one more place. (9) HAIRCUT 100 – Nobody’s Fool (video) Their final top 30 hit now at its peak. Reap the Wild Top of the Pops. (41) DIONNE WARWICK – Heartbreaker (via satellite) (25) TOM TOM CLUB – Under The Boardwalk (crowd dancing) (and credits) Their final hit, peaking at number 22. (16) SIMPLE MINDS – Glittering Prize ® At its peak. >> The Radio 1 D.J.’s appearing on this show were David Jensen, John Peel, Tony Blackburn, Andy Peebles, Dave Lee Travis, Jonathan King, Jimmy Savile, Richard Skinner, Peter Powell, Paul Burnett, Paul Gambaccini, Mike Read, Steve Wright, Anne Nightingale, Tommy Vance, Alexis Korner, Adrian Juste, Adrian John, Simon Bates and Mike Smith. (28) SHAKIN’ STEVENS – Give Me Your Heart Tonight Like John Wayne and his oversized leg, this Shaky tune also peaked at number 11. (10) DURAN DURAN – Rio (video) Simon and the boards go all aboard in Antigua and Rio went up one more place. What a year 2016 has turned out to be, with the passing today of yet another much loved pop star, this time the wonderful Greg Lake. At least we still have the Top of the Pops re-runs, and here we are now at October 21st 1982, with a show that was seen by 10.35 million viewers when first broadcast. Top of the Pops on the Ceiling. in at number three with 9.4 million viewers is Fame and yes still at number two with 9.55 million viewers it's Top of the Pops! but straight in at number one, with 9.8 million viewers, is Friday's edition of The Nine O Clock News! (9) KID CREOLE & THE COCONUTS – Annie I’m Not Your Daddy (crowd dancing) (and credits) On its way to seriously challenge for that number one spot. Strange Little Top of the Pops. (22) HAYSI FANTAYZEE – John Wayne Is Big Leggy First of two top 20 hits. Made it to number 11. Can't believe they edited this one out of the 7.30pm slot. (36) THE BELLE STARS – The Clapping Song Having lost out to Natasha's version of Iko Iko, the Belle Stars had much more luck with this cover of Shirley Elis's 1965 hit. And like the original it peaked at number 6. (8) GRANDMASTER FLASH & THE FURIOUS FIVE – The Message (crowd dancing) (and credits) At its peak. Another bumper Top of the Pops-athon week begins with this John Peel hosted edition from September 23rd 1982, which was originally watched by 9.4 million viewers, making it the sixth most popular show on BBC1 this week. This edition from November 25th 1982 is not being shown on BBC4 due to the host being DLT. So a huge thanks to Neil B for coming to the rescue once again here at 4Shared. 22-7-82: Presenter: Simon Bates (Live) (4) BANANARAMA – Shy Boy At its chart peak and edited out of the 7.30pm showing. (22) DAVID BOWIE & BING CROSBY – Peace On Earth – Little Drummer Boy (video) Well if Bowie was going to do a Christmas song then it would have to be a weird one! Originally recorded for Bing Crosby's 1977 Christmas Show, about a month before Bing died, it peaked at number 3 five years later. (3) WHAM! – Young Guns (Go For It) (crowd dancing) (and credits) Now at its peak. (25) JUNIOR – Too Late Mr Live himself is here again tonight, and Too Late went up there more places. Friday, 18 November 2016. (14) KOOL & THE GANG – Big Fun (crowd dancing) (and credits) At is peak. (13) BLUE ZOO – Cry Boy Cry (crowd dancing) (and credits) Got no higher in the charts. (42) DAVID CHRISTIE – Saddle Up His only top ten hit peaking at number 9. (42) WHAM! – Young Guns (Go For It) What a debut to not be able to show on BBC4! The first of ten top top hits, which included four number ones, with this peaking at number 3. Friday, 23 December 2016. Clips: CHARLENE – I’ve Never Been To Me (danced to by Leo and Libra) IRENE CARA – Fame (video) SURVIVOR – Eye Of The Tiger (video) NICOLE – A Little Peace (video) (30) EDDY GRANT – I Don’t Wanna Dance (video) Best Years Of Our Top of the Pops. (12) HOT CHOCOLATE – It Started With A Kiss Getting this week's show underway with what became the band's second top ten hit of 1982 when it peaked at number 5. (16) MUSICAL YOUTH – Youth Of Today (video) Also a number 13 peaker. (27) RAW SILK – Do It To The Music (crowd dancing) (and credits) On its way to number 18. (68) CULTURE CLUB – Do You Really Want To Hurt Me? Top of the Pops Pigeon. A very big thanks once again to Neil B for uploading this edition here to We Transfer Obviously do not click it if you wish to avoid Jimmy Savile. (28) JUNIOR – Too Late A live vocal on a live show here from the confident Junior, and Too Late made it to number 20. It's November 11th 1982, and host David Jensen is no longer to be known as David 'Kid' Jensen. He's all grown up now. (19) SHALAMAR – Friends Shalamar are back in the studio with a live performance of Friends which then peaked at number 12. (29) CAPTAIN SENSIBLE – Wot Went up three more places. PHIL LYNOTT – Yellow Pearl (crowd dancing) (and credits) (5) MADNESS – Our House Such a great shame we can't see what was maybe Madness's finest Top of the Pops moment on BBC4, and Our House was now at its peak. MUSICAL YOUTH – Pass The Dutchie. Friday, 2 December 2016. The edited out JK bit: (US 9) LAURA BRANIGAN – Gloria (video) (US 4) MICHAEL McDONALD – I Keep Forgetting (video) (US 1) JOE COCKER & JENNIFER WARNES – Up Where We Belong (video) Friday, 25 November 2016. 16-9-82: Presenter: Simon Bates. (19) THE BELLE STARS – The Clapping Song A flashy performance, in more ways than one, of The Clapping Song on its way to number 11. (11) CLANNAD – Theme From ‘Harry’s Game’ Harry's Game was a popular ITV mini-series thriller set in Northern Ireland, and Clannad's theme peaked at number 5. And its not Enya singing here, she had recently left the group, it's her older sister. (11) CLIFF RICHARD – Little Town. September 23rd 1982 is up next. Next up is October 7th 1982 hosted by, would you believe it, Jimmy Savile! So it also won't be shown on BBC4! August 12th 1982 arrives and a bin bag adorned John Peel is the host of tonight's Top of the Pops! And what are the three most popular programmes on BBC1 this week, I hear you ask? Well (feel free to hum Yellow Pearl here): (1) SURVIVOR – Eye Of The Tiger (video) Final week at number one. (33) ELKIE BROOKS – Nights In White Satin At its chart peak but edited out of tonight's 7.30 showing. Orville's Top of the Pops. (16) THE FIRM – Arthur Daley (‘E’s Alright) ® Went up two more places. Would rather have seen the Haysi Fantayzee performance. (35) THE STRANGLERS – Strange Little Girl The new mellow Stranglers are back in the studio with their follow up to Golden Brown, although it was actually quite an old unreleased song of theirs, which they had re-recorded. And it worked, landed them a number 7 hit. (5) THE JAM – The Bitterest Pill (I Ever Had To Swallow) (video) Lots of snogging and discontented brides in a video that oddly reminds me a little of the one for Wham's Last Xmas, though without all the xmassy stuff. Number 2 was the peak. (26) DEXY’S MIDNIGHT RUNNERS – Jockey Jackie Wilson Said (I’m In Heaven When You Smile) This follow up to Come on Eileen became the band's final top ten hit peaking at number 5. And it's THAT infamous performance, and it doesn't get repeated on any future show. (41) SIMPLE MINDS – Glittering Prize The second of two top 20 hits in 1982, peaking at number 16. (3) RENÉE & RENATO – Save Your Love (video) Soon to be the Christmas number one for the waiter from Sutton Coldfield. 29-7-82: Presenter: Mike Read. (3) YAZOO – Don’t Go (video) A somewhat silly Halloween video here to accompany Yazoo's second top ten hit of 1982 which was now at its chart peak. (37) BUCKS FIZZ – If You Can’t Stand The Heat The girls take the lead vocals for the first time and it must've been pretty hot in the studio judging by the outfits! Peaked at number 10. (11) HAYSI FANTAYZEE – John Wayne Is Big Leggy The slightly controversial song was now at its peak. (33) KEITH HARRIS & ORVILLE – Orville’s Song This Bobby Crush song found its wings and flew all the way to number 4. (30) PAUL McCARTNEY – Take It Away (video) The second single from his number one album Tug of War, peaking at 15. But BBC4 took it away from the 7.30pm showing. (35) CLIFF RICHARD – The Only Way Out A welcome return to the studio to perform what became Cliff's only top ten of 1982, peaking at number 10. (24) YAZOO – Don’t Go This excellent follow up to the excellent Only You, made it to number 3. But edited out of the 7.30pm showing. (28) DAVID ESSEX – Me And My Girl (Night-Clubbing) Looks like he's borrowed Bryan Ferry's white dinner jacket to perform his first hit for two years, reaching number 13, but he had a belter of a Christmas tune up his sleeve for later. (20) JAPAN – I Second That Emotion (video) Became Japan's second and final top ten hit, peaking at number 9. (31) DEXY’S MIDNIGHT RUNNERS with THE EMERALD EXPRESS – Come On Eileen Our first sighting of this 80's mega classic and soon to be the band's second and final number one. (23) LEO SAYER – Heart (Stop Beating In Time) ® Went up one more place. (14) VISAGE – Night Train (video) Went up two more places. (1) IRENE CARA – Fame (video) The Kids from Fame and Irene herself all have messages of thanks to send to 'London, England' before Irene performs the song in what must have been a quickly put together video specially for Top of the Pops. At least there was no fighting in this one! And the first of three weeks at number one. (26) DOLLAR – Videotheque (crowd dancing) (and credits) Soon to peak at number 17. Next up then is July 22nd 1982, a live broadcast which did have mute links, but that problem has been fixed and it will be shown . (36) UB40 – So Here I Am Peaked at 25. (19) THE ANIMALS – House Of The Rising Sun (danced to by Zoo) Originally the band's only number one hit, from 1964, this re-issue made it to number 11. Now we reach August 19th 1982 with a Top of the Pops hosted by David Jensen! It's (almost) Halloween again next with the edition from October 28th 1982. Gary Davies, Janice Long and Pat Sharp! HAIRCUT 100 – Love Plus One. (1) EDDY GRANT – I Don’t Wanna Dance (video) The first of three week's at number one for Eddy. (9) DAVID CHRISTIE – Saddle Up Despite getting out his muscular biceps, David couldn't push Saddle Up any higher. (27) ROXY MUSIC – Take A Chance With Me (danced to by Zoo) The band's final top 30 hit, moving up one place higher. (19) DAVID CHRISTIE – Saddle Up ® His only hit, peaking at number 9. (9) MICHAEL JACKSON & PAUL McCARTNEY – The Girl Is Mine The rare sight of an all male dance routine tonight from Zoo, but who would have had the slightest inkling at this point in time what was about to happen to Michael Jackson? And who could possibly have guessed that the album this first single was taken from would go on to become the biggest seller of all time! And yet despite going straight into the chart at number 9, The Girl is Mine went up just one more place. It Started with a Top of the Pops. SPANDAU BALLET – Lifeline. (2) SHAKIN’ STEVENS – Blue Christmas Now at its peak. And was that Peter Duncan and Simon Groom from Blue Peter in the audience? The summer holidays are here again as Peter Powell presents Top of the Pops from 15th July 1982! (27) SHARON REDD – Never Give You Up (video) Sharon's facial expressions are giving Zoolander a run for his money here, andNever Give You Up made it to number 20. (20) SHAKIN’ STEVENS – I’ll Be Satisfied (video) Shaky and his exuberant fans take over the Shaftesbury theatre as he performs this Jackie Wilson cover which then peaked at number 10. The next edition is September 30th 1982, s special show to celebrate 15 years of Radio One. but we'll be needing a new one so very soon! The band's biggest hit, featuring new lead singer Michael J Mullins, peaking at number 4. (28) SIMPLE MINDS – Glittering Prize An alarmingly anemic Jim Kerr sings this full blooded follow-up to Promised You a Miracle, which became the band's second top 20 hit of the year when it made it to number 16. (31) KOOL & THE GANG – Ooh La La La (Let’s Go Dancin’) In the studio looking very kool in matching suits with what became their biggest hit of the year, making it to number six. Top of the Pops Comin' at Ya. (1) MUSICAL YOUTH – Pass The Dutchie (video) Final week at the top. (26) KID CREOLE & THE COCONUTS – Stool Pigeon (crowd dancing) (and credits) Zoo get on the floor and give us a show ending routine to Kid Creole's follow up to Wonder Thing, which flew up the charts before perching at number 7. Thursday, 3 November 2016. 28-10-82: Presenter: Simon Bates. (7) HOT CHOCOLATE – It Started With A Kiss Sorry Kevin but Hot Chocolate got the nod for the white suits this week and It Started with a Kiss went up two more places. (20) BUCKS FIZZ – If You Can’t Stand The Heat ® On its way to number 10. (21) BOYSTOWN GANG – Can’t Take My Eyes Off You (clip from Top Pop – Dutch T.V.) Ok, so here we get a former Dutch number one hit, which features a fine lady singer flanked by two male extras from some second rate porn movie! This Frankie Valli cover was the Gang's only top ten hit peaking at number 4. (1) RENÉE & RENATO – Save Your Love (video) Alas no studio performance for this year's Christmas number one, but after the video who should pop into the studio but Santa Renato to wishes us all a mario christimas! A huge thanks here to Glenn Marshall for making this edition of Top of the Pops from November 4th 1982 available here at dropbox. (30) DAVID ESSEX – A Winter’s Tale Told a story all the way to number 2. (35) BLUE ZOO – Cry Boy Cry The only victim of tonight's 7.30pm bloodaxe. (1) CULTURE CLUB – Do You Really Want To Hurt Me? ® Third and final week at number one. Next up is the final edition of 1982, a live show from December 30th. (18) DEPECHE MODE – Leave In Silence (video) A video inspired it seems by the Generation Game, for a tune now at its peak. and of course it went to number one! Well it's October 28th, not quite Halloween yet, but Simon Bates and Top of the Pops are really pushing the pumpkins out tonight like never before! And (although there was no connection, I don't think. ) five days later Channel 4 was launched! (1) EDDY GRANT – I Don’t Wanna Dance (video) (and credits) Second of three weeks at number one. Where the Top of the Pops is. (5) THE KIDS FROM FAME – Hi-Fidelity (video) Now at its peak. (23) KOOL & THE GANG – Big Fun Well, the acrobatics here by the Moroccan tumblers are certainly impressive, if somewhat random, I don't quite know what Zoo are doing though. The song reached number 14. (20) PAUL McCARTNEY – Take It Away (video) A terrific video from Macca here featuring enough star names to fill Adam Ant with envy. The song made it to number 15. (22) CHICAGO – Hard To Say I’m Sorry After almost six years since we last saw Chicago with their number one If You Leave Me Now, they return to the charts and peaked at number 4. And what an excellent dance routine from Zoo couple Libra and Leo. They would definitely get a 'ten from Len' I think. (32) MODERN ROMANCE – Best Years Of Our Lives We kick off with our theme tune for 1982. (8) KID CREOLE & THE COCONUTS – Stool Pigeon Here's the aptly named August with his exceptionally sparkling coconuts, albeit with some slightly weird dance moves, and this terrific party tune went up one more place. (41) A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS – Wishing (If I Had A Photograph Of You) When this peaked at number 10 it became the band's only top ten hit, but that's pop music for you, its a case of hair today gone tomorrow. CAPTAIN SENSIBLE – Happy Talk. 4-11-82: Presenter: Mike Smith. (19) ROCKER’S REVENGE – Walking On Sunshine (danced to by Zoo) Strolled its way to number 4 in the charts. (28) THE FIRM – Arthur Daley (‘E’s Alright) Another comedy record that was (perhaps) funnier at the time, featuring the chap who really sang on the Rubettes records, Tony Thorpe. This Chas & Dave soundalike tune peaked at 14 but a much bigger hit was a five year mission away. (29) ULTRAVOX – Reap The Wild Wind (video) Peaked at number 12. (13) ULTRAVOX – Hymn Went up two more places. SOFT CELL – Torch. (7) EVELYN KING – Love Come Down (crowd dancing) (and credits) At its peak. (18) MODERN ROMANCE – Best Years Of Our Lives Our 1982 theme tune on its way to number 4. The edited out JK bit: (US CHART) MELISSA MANCHESTER – You Should Hear How She Talks About You (video) (US CHART) JOHN MELLENCAMP – Jack And Diane (video) (US CHART) CHICAGO – Hard To Say I’m Sorry (video) (30) THE PRETENDERS – Back On The Chain Gang Zoo do a chain gang routine and the song peaked at number 17. JK's bit here, edited out of course: (US 12) THE GO GO’S – Vacation (video) (US 9) THE MOTELS – Only The Lonely (video) (US 4) FLEETWOOD MAC – Hold Me (video) (US 1) SURVIVOR – Eye Of The Tiger (video) (15) EVELYN KING – Love Come Down ® Still on its way towards number 7. (29) EVELYN KING – Love Come Down A bubbly start to the show from the champagne queen with what became her only top ten hit peaking at number 7. (20) THE BRAT – Chalk Dust (The Umpire Strikes Back) Also edited out of tonight's 7.30pm show. July 22nd 1982 was a live edition, but there was a problem recording host Simon Bate's links, and it looked likely that this edition would not be broadcastable, until some kindly person (very recently) sent the BBC their own VHS copy of the show, which has enabled the links to be dubbed onto the master tape! Suddenly it's September 9th 1982 and Peter Powell is presenting this week's Top of the Pops! (3) TEARS FOR FEARS – Mad World ® Still a their peak of number 3. 14-10-82: Presenter: John Peel. (21) DOLLAR – Videotheque It looks at first like a repeat of the string vest performance, but we soon discover it's the big screen, and the real Dollar are back for a new, more covered up, performance of Videotheque, which went up four more places. Thursday, 24 November 2016. Back to BBC4 now for December 2nd 1982. (27) UB40 – So Here I Am ® Went up two more places, but edited out of tonight's 7.30 pm showing. October 21st 1982 is where we go to next week. p.s. Xmas Eve at 9pm BBC4 are showing 90 minutes worth of Christmas Hits. Saturday, 19 November 2016. Friday, 28 October 2016. 30-9-82: Presenter: The Radio 1 D.J.’s (Live) (Radio 1 15th Anniversary Edition) DEXY’S MIDNIGHT RUNNERS with THE EMERALD EXPRESS – Come On Eileen. (15) DAVID ESSEX – Me And My Girl (Night-Clubbing) A second studio performance from David to help him and his girl up two more places. (1) DEXY’S MIDNIGHT RUNNERS with THE EMERALD EXPRESS – Come On Eileen (video) Final week at number one. We are back to BBC4 next with the edition from October 14th 1982. (1) THE JAM – Beat Surrender Straight in at number one for The Jam's final single. Saturday, 10 December 2016. the song peaked at number 3. Top of the Pops what I Always Wanted. (6) ABC – All Of My Heart (video) Sadly edited out of tonight's 7.30 broadcast, it went up one more chart place. (27) WAVELENGTH – Hurry Home Only hit, peaking at 17. Also edited out of the 7.30pm showing. 26-8-82: Presenter: Dave Lee Travis. (13) DURAN DURAN – Rio The title track from their number 2 album, this third single from it peaked at number 9. (6) LIONEL RICHIE – Truly ® Now truly at its chart peak. (33) RAW SILK – Do It To The Music Getting the cauldron bubbling tonight are three Raw Silk ladies with what became their only visit to the top 30 when they peak-a-booed at number 18. It will not be broadcast of course because the host is Jimmy Savile. So do not click the link if you wish to avoid him. (5) MARVIN GAYE – (Sexual) Healing (video) His first top ten hit for five years, and his final one before his death in 1984, 'Healing' went up one more place. (35) SHAKIN’ STEVENS – Blue Christmas This 'ep - not a single' became Shaky's fourth top tenner of 1982 when it peaked at number 2. (37) THE PIRANHAS feat. BORING BOB GROVER – Zambezi It looks like the inhabitants of Beano Town have been let loose in the studio tonight, covering this 1956 Lou Busch top two hit, which became the second and final hit for the Piranhas, peaking at 17. DURAN DURAN – Hungry Like The Wolf. (17) CARLY SIMON – Why Zoo do some quite painful looking ballet pirouettes to Carly's first hit for five years, with Chic lending a helpful hand to get this up to number 10. Here is the 2 pm Christmas Day 1982 edition of Top of the Pops, which BBC4 are not showing, even in edited form, for reasons known only to themselves. (11) THE STRANGLERS – Strange Little Girl Another studio performance helping this tune up to number 7. (1) MUSICAL YOUTH – Pass The Dutchie (video) Second of three weeks at the top. (38) TEARS FOR FEARS – Mad World Making their debut on the show with the first of seven top ten hits, Mad World peaked at number 3. 18 Carat Top of the Pops. (17) FAT LARRY’S BAND – Zoom (video) Their breakthrough hit also turned out to be their last when it peaked at number 2. I don't know if this was filmed especially for Top of the Pops, but it did feature a live vocal, and a bit of backing vocal from Fat Larry himself, on the drums. SHAKIN’ STEVENS – Oh Julie. (2) DEXY’S MIDNIGHT RUNNERS with THE EMERALD EXPRESS – Come On Eileen This week's show begins with the record that was about to take over the number one spot and become the biggest selling single of 1982. 21-10-82: Presenter: Peter Powell. That brings us to the 2pm Christmas Day 1982 edition next. (21) MELBA MOORE – Love’s Comin’ At Ya ® The Halloweeny audience disappears as we get a repeat showing of Melba from a few editions back. The song went up six more places. (37) MELBA MOORE – Love’s Comin’ At Ya Melba brings her shoulder pads into the studio and Love's Comin At Ya peaked at number 15. 23-9-82: Presenter: John Peel. (19) MALCOLM McLAREN – Buffalo Gals (video) Became the first of two top ten hits for the former manager of the Sex Pistols, when it peaked at number 9. A very big thanks to Steve H H for making the edition of Top of the Pops 2nd September 1982 available here at 4Shared. (29) SURVIVOR – Eye Of The Tiger (crowd dancing) (and credits) And we end the show with Zoo springing back onto the floor to dance to the tune that would eventually replace Eileen at number one. Well its the end of July 1982 already with this edition of Top of the Pops from the 29th! (6) MADNESS – Driving In My Car (video) Revving up their video are the Nutty Boys, with their follow up to House of Fun, which parked at number 4. (18) BAUHAUS – Ziggy Stardust ® An entire band of Bowie impersonators, with a cover that sounds almost identical to the original, although Bowie himself never released this song as a single. It went up three more places. 23-12-82: Presenter: David Jensen (Live) (33) DEPECHE MODE – Leave In Silence Peaked at 18. It won't be shown on BBC4 because apparently host Mike Smith did not give his consent to being repeated. (1) CULTURE CLUB – Do You Really Want To Hurt Me? ® The first of three weeks at number one. The JK bit: (US CHART) PAT BENATAR – Shadows Of The Night (video) (US CHART) MEN AT WORK – Down Under (video) (US CHART) JOE JACKSON – Steppin’ Out (video) (US CHART) DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES – Maneater (video) Top of the Pops Investigations. (12) CARLY SIMON – Why (crowd dancing) (and credits) Went up two more places. Sunday, 20 November 2016. (28) SANTA CLAUS & THE CHRISTMAS TREES – Sing-A-Long-A-Santa Made it to number 19. (38) SHEENA EASTON – Machinery Sheena goes a bit Hazel O'Connorish here with a quite impressive offering that surely deserved to get higher than number 38. Next up is August 5th 1982. Thursday, 8 December 2016. (22) DONNA SUMMER – Love Is In Control (Finger On The Trigger) Zoo go all Mad Max and strut their stuff while Donna's video plays on the big screen in the background, she still hadn't made it into the studio at this point, and this song became her first top 20 hit for three years, peaking at number 18. (34) WHITESNAKE – Here I Go Again Got no higher until 1987! When a new version of it peaked at number 9. (28) SPANDAU BALLET – Lifeline Reached number 7. (1) DEXY’S MIDNIGHT RUNNERS with THE EMERALD EXPRESS – Come On Eileen (and credits) ® Second of four weeks at the top. (21) BLUE ZOO – Cry Boy Cry Making their second appearance in the studio and getting tonight's show underway with their only top 30 hit, which peaked at number 13. (5) CULTURE CLUB – Time (Clock Of The Heart) ® Went up two more places. But edited out of the 7.30pm slot, and yet we get Shaking Stevens twice! September 16th 1982 is on next. (12) BLANCMANGE – Living On The Ceiling Went up to number 7. (7) SPANDAU BALLET – Lifeline ® Edited out of tonight's early viewing. (30) STING – Spread A Little Happiness (video) From the movie Brimstone and Treacle, this was Sting's first solo hit, reaching number 16. (22) DONNA SUMMER – I Feel Love (crowd dancing) (and credits) This remix went up one more place. 2-9-82: Presenter: Jimmy Savile (Live) (13) YAZOO – The Other Side Of Love Another live studio performance but this song got no higher in the charts. (30) THE PINKEES – Danger Games Their only hit, reaching number 8. (29) DIONNE WARWICK – Heartbreaker Another borrowing from the Late Late Breakfast Show here, with Dionne performing what would become her first top ten hit for 14 years, when this Bee Gees written song made it to number 2. (5) ROCKER’S REVENGE – Walking On Sunshine (crowd dancing) (and credits) This Eddy Grant cover went up one more place. Back to BBC4 next for September 9th 1982. (26) ABBA – Under Attack (video) And so we say a fond farewell to the fabulous Abba, this being the group's final single, bar a couple of re-releases, and now at its peak in the charts, and another clip from the Late Late Breakfast Show I do believe. (30) THE BRAT – Chalk Dust (The Umpire Strikes Back) I guess this John McEnroe parody was seriously funny at the time, and it certainly made for one of the more bizarre studio performances helping it on its way to number 19 in the charts. (1) SURVIVOR – Eye Of The Tiger (video) Third of four weeks at number one. (26) MUSICAL YOUTH – Pass The Dutchie (video) About to rocket to number one. John Peel seemingly a very big fan. The JK edited out bit: (US 9) OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN – Heart Attack (video) (US 8) AMERICA – You Can Do Magic (video) (US 2) MEN AT WORK – Who Can It Be Now? (video) (US 1) JOHN COUGAR – Jack And Diane (video) (3) KIDS FROM FAME – Starmaker (video) They look so happy now, don't they? But the song got no higher in the charts. 26th August hosted by DLT and 2nd September hosted by Jimmy Savile. but it features Jimmy Savile so won't be shown on BBC4. What would Jockey Wilson say? 25-12-82: Presenters: John Peel, Dave Lee Travis, Peter Powell, Mike Read, Andy Peebles, Steve Wright, Tommy Vance, Mike Smith and Richard Skinner. Next will be September 2nd hosted by Jimmy Savile. Do You Really Want to Top of the Pops Me? Friday, 9 December 2016. Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom Top of the Pops. Thursday, 10 November 2016. (14) THE BEATLES – Love Me Do (video) Marking 20 years since the first Beatles single, it originally peaked at number 17 but this time around made it to a more impressive number four.

 

 

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