Artist	Song
Bruce Springsteen	Born In the U.S.A.
from Born In the U.S.A. (1984)
U.S.A. for Africa	We Are the World
from We Are the World - Single (1985)
Jan Hammer	Miami Vice Theme
from Escape from Television (1988)
Simple Minds	Don't You (Forget About Me)
from The Best of Simple Minds (Remastered) (2009)
Tears for Fears	Shout
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Tears for Fears (2000)
Whitney Houston	Saving All My Love for You
from Whitney Houston (1985)
Madonna	Crazy for You
from Something to Remember (2005)
Foreigner	I Want to Know What Love Is
from No End In Sight: The Very Best of Foreigner (Remastered) (2008)
Frankie Goes to Hollywood	Relax
from Bang!...The Greatest Hits of Frankie Goes to Hollywood (1993)
Dire Straits	Money for Nothing
from Private Investigations - The Best of Dire Straits & Mark Knopfler (2005)
a-ha	Take On Me
from Rhino Hi-Five: a-ha - EP (2005)
Tears for Fears	Everybody Wants to Rule the World
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Tears for Fears (2000)
Huey Lewis & The News	The Power of Love
from Huey Lewis & The News: Greatest Hits (2006)
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers	Don't Come Around Here No More
from Anthology - Through the Years (2000)
Wham!	Careless Whisper
from Make It Big (1985)
Chicago	You're the Inspiration
from The Very Best of Chicago - Only the Beginning (2004)
Starship	We Built This City
from Platinum & Gold Collection: Starship (2004)
Sade	Smooth Operator
from The Best of Sade (1994)
Phil Collins	One More Night
from ...Hits (2004)
Duran Duran	A View to a Kill
from Greatest (2008)
Sting	If You Love Somebody Set Them Free
from Fields of Gold - The Best of Sting (1984-1994) (1994)
Bryan Adams	Summer of '69
from So Far So Good (1993)
Prince & The Revolution	Raspberry Beret
from The Very Best of Prince (2005)
Mr. Mister	Broken Wings
from The Best of Mr. Mister (2001)
Madonna	Material Girl
from Like a Virgin (2003)

Comment:

Back in '85, the videos really seemed to etch themselves in one's memory. Who can forget the part-live, part-animated "Take On Me," a-ha's moment in the spotlight? Or Dire Straits' computer-animated "Money for Nothing," with Sting on background vocals? In the end, though, the year was all about Springsteen, and the anthemic title track to [i]Born In the USA[/i] remains one of rock's all-time definitive tunes.

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