Communards:

#40 Don't leave me this way 1987

Company B:

#21 Fascinated 1987

Con Funk Shun:

#40 Too tight 1981

Contours:

#11 Do you love me 1988

Rita Coolidge:

#38 I'd rather leave while I'm in love 1980
#36 All time high 1983

Alice Cooper:

#40 Clones (we're all) 1980
#7 Poison 1989

Elvis Costello:

#36 Everyday I write the book 1983
#19 Veronica 1989

Cover Girls:

#27 Because of you 1988
#40 Promise me 1988
#38 My heart skips a beat 1989
#8 We can't go wrong 1990

Robert Cray Band:

#22 Smoking gun 1987

Marshall Crenshaw:

#36 Someday someway 1982

Communards

Don't Leave Me This Way - #5 (1986)
So Cold The Night - #14 (1987)
Never Can Say Goodbye - #6 (1987)

Company B

No entry in the German Top 20

Con Funk Shun

No entry in the German Top 20

Contours

No entry in the German Top 20

Coolidge, Rita

No entry in the German Top 20

Cooper, Alice

No entry in the German Top 20

Costello, Elvis

No entry in the German Top 20

Cover Girls

No entry in the German Top 20

Robert Cray Band

No entry in the German Top 20

Crenshaw, Marshall

No entry in the German Top 20

Other Artists in the German Top 20:

Cooke, Sam

Wonderful World - #2 (1986)

Corley, Al

Square Rooms - #13 (1984)

Cosso, Pierre

Face Your Life - #7 (1987)
Stay (w/ Bonnie Bianco) - #1 (1987)

Cretu, Michael

Samurai - #12 (1985)

I just have to peep in to say awesome work both daffy and wave for providing such an exensive list and resource :) I think this should be a part of the main site somehow...at the very least the U.S. charts...hmmmmmm.....:cool:

Originally posted by Roemello
I just have to peep in to say awesome work both daffy and wave for providing such an exensive list and resource :) I think this should be a part of the main site somehow...at the very least the U.S. charts...hmmmmmm.....:cool:

Thanks. :)

But, I´d like to object against that point that only the U.S. Charts may find a place on the main page.
Sure, I know that the Europeans (and especially the Germans ;)) are only and sadly in the minority of all xchangers here. Speaking for me, I´m also interested in the charts of other countries, for reasons of simple curiosity and the fact that some titles never made it here to any notation - which is (mostly) a pity. Without this site, I would have missed a lot of very cool tracks, like Debbie Debs 'Weekend', InSocs 'What´s On Your Mind' and many more.
And...it was a helluva work for me, since I don´t own a reference book for the charts. I had to crosscheck the entries of Daffy with another website - this explains the frequent 'changes' in my messages. Also, I would like to see them for a future reference and not letting them drown in the flood of posts. :D

My suggestion: to set up a page in which all relevant charts are listed, the U.S, UK and German Charts for a start. Later (depends on who´s willing to submit them), the Australian and French charts might be added, too.

Just my 2 cents (yeah, now we have them here, too...).

I agree with Wave, I am VERY interested in other countries charts. I have a reference book on UK charts in which I could find all top 40 80's hits there as well. I would love to see one of our Austrailian friends give us info on their top 40 80's hits.

I too would like to see the charts from other countries! :thumb:

I only said that because it seems on the German listings there's a lot of 'no listing' spots on there that make it look so short. If you could come up with a complete listing like daffy has to the U.S. of the German charts, that would be great! :D

Oh...okay - misunderstood your posting, Roem. :goofy:

Allright...so I will set up own threads with the German Top 20. This means that I will end my contributions to Daffy´s Charts - but why setting up double posts?

And now I´m heading for the Kitty Kave for receiving some deserved punishment for my stupidity. :D

It's not stupid wave...what you're contributing to daffy's posts is a nice comparison which wouldn't really be double posting...a complete listing and a comparison to U.S. charts is actually pretty cool....a lot of work, but pretty cool non-the-less :)

Just to let you know....I'm using Joel Witburn's Top pop singles 1955-1999 for reference. It includes all hot 100 singles, so I may miss a song here or there, if anyone sees a mistake, feel free to correct it.