Rock Tracks #1 for 1986

iconic 1989 movie scene

The chart called Rock Tracks was initially called Top Tracks in 1981, then Top Rock Tracks in 1984. On April 12th 1986, it became Album Rock Tracks.

What is a track? Billboard contended it is an individual song “played on the raw merits of popularity regardless of its mechanical configuration, meaning regardless of whether it was a 45RPM, a single, an LP cut, or whatever.”

I Want To Make The World Turn Around – Steve Miller Band, six weeks at #1

All The King’s Horses – The Firm,  four weeks at #1

*Higher Love – Steve Winwood, four weeks at #1; one week at #1 pop

Why Can’t This Be Love – Van Halen, three weeks at #1

Stick Around – Julian Lennon, three weeks at #1

*Invisible Touch – Genesis, three weeks at #1; one week at #1 pop

Throwing It All Away – Genesis, three weeks at #1

*Amanda – Boston, three weeks at #1; two weeks at #1 pop

Don’t Get Me Wrong – The Pretenders, three weeks at #1. I liked the Pretenders a lot in their various iterations, but I don’t recall seeing this video.  

Stages – ZZ Top,  two weeks at #1

*Addicted to Love – two weeks at #1; #1 for one week pop

Like A Rock – Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band, two weeks at #1; suddenly I feel like buying a Chevy truck

*Sledgehammer- Peter Gabriel, two weeks at #1;one week at #1 pop

Secret Separation – The Fixx, two weeks at #1

Take Me Home Tonight – Eddie Money, two weeks at #1. Wikipedia: “The song’s chorus interpolates the Ronettes‘ 1963 hit “Be My Baby“, with original vocalist Ronnie Spector providing uncredited vocals.” This jump-started Ronnie’s career.  

The rest are one week at number one

*Kyrie- Mr. Mister; two weeks at #1 pop

Missionary Men – Eurythmics. I was a big Eurythmics fan. I saw Annie Lennox’s art show at MASS MoCA in 2019. 

In Your Eyes–  Peter Gabriel. I own a LOT of Gabriel. But I have never seen the  1989 film Say Anything, directed by Cameron Crowe, though I’ve watched the scene when Lloyd Dobler (played by John Cusack) holds the boombox. 

Emotion In Motion – Ric Ocasek

Hip To Be Square – Huey Lewis and the News

Social media & sharing icons powered by UltimatelySocial