Icicle Works:

#37 Whisper to a scream (birds fly)

Billy Idol:

#23 Hot in the city 1982
#36 White wedding 1983
#4 Eyes without a face 1984
#29 Flesh for fantasy 1984
#6 To be a lover 1986
#37 Don't need a gun 1987
#20 Sweet sixteen 1987
#1 Mony mony (live) 1987

Julio Iglesias:

#5 To all the girls I've loved before (with Willie Nelson) 1984
#19 All of you (with Diana Ross)

Information Society:

#3 What's on your mind (pure energy) 1988
#9 Walking away 1989

James Ingram:

#17 Just once (with Quincy Jones) 1981
#14 One hundred ways (with Quincy Jones) 1982
#1 Baby come to me (with Patti Austin) 1983
#19 Ya mo B there (with Michael McDonald) 1984
#15 What about me (with Kenny Rogers and Kim Carnes) 1984
#2 Somewhere out there (with Linda Ronstadt) 1987

INXS:

#30 The one thing 1983
#5 What you need 1986
#1 Need you tonight 1988
#2 Devil inside 1988
#3 New sensation 1988
#7 Never tear us apart 1988

Donnie Iris and the Cruisers:

#29 Ah Leah 1981
#37 Love is like a rock 1982
#25 My girl 1982

Isley Brothers:

#39 Don't say goodnight (it's time for love)(parts 1 and 2) 1980

Freddie Jackson:

#18 Rock me (for old times sake) 1985
#12 You are my lady 1985
#25 He'll never love you (like I do) 1986
#32 Jam tonight 1987

Janet Jackson:

#4 What have you done for me lately 1986
#3 Nasty 1986
#1 When I think of you 1986
#5 Control 1987
#2 Let's wait awhile 1987
#14 The pleasure principle 1987
#1 Miss you much 1989
#2 Rhythm nation 1990

Interesting that it took Billy Idol eight chart-hits before he got a #1. Janet also had a very impressive run. She has pretty much prooved herself as an instant chart-hitter ever since then.

I can't believe Billy Idol hit #1 with the worst song of his career, and the live version to boot. :rolleyes: