Remember?
All the artists still playing 126
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.38 Special -
1927 -
ABC -
Alestorm -
Alice Cooper -
Alison Moyet -
Amy Grant
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Aswad -
Babyface -
Bananarama -
Barry Manilow
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Belinda Carlisle -
Bonnie Tyler
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Boyz II Men
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Bryan Adams
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Celine Dion -
Cheap Trick -
Chicago
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Choir Boys -
Chris De Burgh
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Chris Isaak
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Culture Club -
Curtis Stigers -
Deacon Blue -
Def Leppard -
Del Amitri -
Donny Osmond -
Duran Duran -
Earth, Wind & Fire
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Erasure -
Europe -
Fabulous Thunderbirds -
Foreigner
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Glass Tiger
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Guns N' Roses
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Happy Mondays -
Heaven 17 -
Herb Alpert
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Holly Johnson -
Hoodoo Gurus -
Hothouse Flowers
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Howard Jones
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Hue and Cry -
Ian Moss
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Icehouse
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Jackson Browne -
James Reyne
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Jefferson Starship
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Jesus Jones -
Jimmy Barnes
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Joe Jackson -
John Fogerty -
John Waite
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Johnny Logan -
Journey -
Kate Ceberano -
KC & the Sunshine Band -
Kenny G
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Kim Wilde -
Kool & the Gang
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Level 42 -
Lindisfarne -
Lionel Richie -
Little River Band -
Living Colour
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Los Lobos -
Lou Gramm -
Luther Vandross -
Madness
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Marillion -
Maxi Priest -
Men At Work -
Men Without Hats
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Mental As Anything -
Metallica -
Michael W. Smith -
Midge Ure
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Mike & the Mechanics -
Nena -
Night Ranger
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Nik Kershaw -
Patti LaBelle
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Paul Young
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Pseudo Echo
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Ratcat -
Richard Marx
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Rick Springfield
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Righteous Brothers -
Roachford
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Rod Stewart
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Sarah Brightman
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Scorpions -
Simple Minds
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Simply Red
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Sister Sledge -
Slaughter -
Smokey Robinson
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Soft Cell
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Soul II Soul -
Stevie Wonder
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Sting -
Stray Cats -
Styx
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Tesla
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The Angels
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The Black Sorrows
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The Cult -
The Damned
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The Doobie Brothers -
The English Beat
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The Human League
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The Pogues
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The Proclaimers -
The Prodigy
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The Whispers
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They Might Be Giants -
Tiffany -
Tom Jones -
UB40
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Van Morrison -
Vanessa Paradis -
Vanessa Williams -
Warrant -
Wet Wet Wet
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Yes -
ZZ Top
People born in 1971
Our youth partly defines us. The memory of the 'first' stays with us. The first love, the first kiss, the first of anything. The first time we experience pure bliss of music. Therefor we go back to the music which defined our youth.
If it was not enough to have a Manic Monday, The Bangles insisted we walked like an Egyptian. Bon Jovi gave Love a Bad Name. Wham were on The Edge of Heaven and Bananarama travelled to Venus.