Artist	Song
Spandau Ballet	True
from True Ballads (2003)
Big Country	In a Big Country
from The Best of Big Country (1994)
Terence Trent D'Arby	Sign Your Name
from Introducing the Hardline According to Terence Trent D'Arby (1987)
Fine Young Cannibals	She Drives Me Crazy
from Just Can't Get Enough: Hits of the '80s (2010)
Kenny Rogers	Lady
from Number Ones (2006)
Ray Parker, Jr.	Ghostbusters
from Ray Parker, Jr.: Greatest Hits (1990)
Quarterflash	Harden My Heart
from Harden My Heart - The Best of Quarterflash (1997)
Stray Cats	Rock This Town
from Stray Cats: Greatest Hits (2000)
Michael Bolton	How Am I Supposed to Live Without You
from Greatest Hits 1985-1995 (1995)
Belinda Carlisle	Heaven Is a Place On Earth
from Belinda Carlisle: Her Greatest Hits (1992)
Richard Marx	Right Here Waiting
from Greatest Hits (1997)
Deniece Williams	Let's Hear It for the Boy
from The Best of Deniece Williams: Gonna Take a Miracle (1996)
Bobby McFerrin	Don't Worry, Be Happy
from Best of Bobby McFerrin (1996)
New Kids On the Block	You've Got It (The Right Stuff)
from Hangin' Tough (1988)
The Alan Parsons Project	Eye In the Sky
from The Essential Alan Parsons Project (2007)
Paul Young	Everytime You Go Away
from Super Hits (1998)
Howard Jones	Things Can Only Get Better
from Best of Howard Jones (2008)
Steve Miller Band	Abracadabra
from Abracadabra (2004)
Billy Vera & The Beaters	At This Moment
from Best of Billy Vera & the Beaters (2008)
Laura Branigan	Gloria (Single Version)
from The Best of Branigan (2005)
Kim Wilde	You Keep Me Hangin' On
from Kim Wilde: The Singles Collection (1981 - 1993) (1993)
Ready for the World	Oh Sheila
from Number 1's: '80s Pop (2007)
Breathe	Hands to Heaven
from All That Jazz (2009)

Comment:

After all these years, power-ballad lover man Richard Marx is still “Right Here Waiting,” but, hey, that’s the point of ’80s Pop 2, with all your favorite sounds of the day on permanent standby. So while Billy Vera & The Beaters are suspended in time on “At This Moment,” soul virtuoso Terence Trent D’Arby is making his move with the swoony “Sign Your Name,” the Stray Cats are looking for some action on a rockabilly “Rock This Town,” and jazz vocalist Bobby McFerrin is piping up with the a cappella wisdom of “Don’t Worry, Be Happy.”

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