Rupert Holmes:

#6 Him 1980
#32 Answering machine 1980

Escape (the Pina Colada song) was actually the last #1 song of the 70's and although it dropped out of #1 and returned to the top a few weeks later in 1980 it is considered a 70's song by chart geeks like me.

Honeydrippers:

#3 Sea of love 1985
#25 Rockin' at midnight 1985

Honeymoon suite:

#34 Feel it again 1986

Hooters:

#21 And we danced 1985
#18 Day by day 1986
#38 Where do the children go (with Patty Smyth) 1986

Bruce Hornsby and the Range:

#1 The way it is 1986
#4 Mandolin rain 1987
#14 Every little kiss 1987
#5 The valley road 1988
#35 Look out any window 1988

Whitney Houston:

#3 You give good love 1985
#1 Saving all my love for you 1985
#1 How will I know 1986
#1 Greatest love of all 1986
#1 I wanna dance with somebody (who loves me) 1987
#1 Didn't we almost have it all 1987
#1 So emotional 1988
#1 Where do broken hearts go 1988
#9 Love will save the day 1988
#5 One moment in time 1988

Grayson Hugh:

#19 Talk it over 1989

Human League:

#1 Don't you want me 1982
#8 (Keep feeling) fascination 1983
#30 Mirror man 1983
#1 Human 1986

John Hunter:

#39 Tragedy 1985

Icehouse:

#14 Crazy 1988
#7 Electric blue 1988

Wow! I never knew Whitney Houston had so many number one hits!

I'm surprised that Hey Little Girl by Icehouse didn't make it into the US charts. It was a huge hit in Europe.

Whitney Houston was untouchable in the mid-eighties. It never failed to surprise me every time she had a #1. Not that I don't like her music, but I definitely think she was overrated.

Originally posted by Recker
Wow! I never knew Whitney Houston had so many number one hits!

Yep Recker, Whitney Houston has 11 #1's total, she's nipping at Madonna's heels!!:eek: