Artist	Song
Rod Stewart	Young Turks
from The Definitive Rod Stewart (2008)
Golden Earring	Twilight Zone
from The Continuing Story of Radar Love (2001)
The Cars	Shake It Up
from Complete Greatest Hits (2003)
Billy Squier	The Stroke
from Billy Squier: Absolute Hits (2005)
The Georgia Satellites	Keep Your Hands to Yourself
from Rhino Hi-Five: The Georgia Satellites - EP (2007)
The Outfield	Your Love
from Play Deep (1985)
Tommy Tutone	867-5309 / Jenny
from Now That's What I Call the 80s (2008)
Night Ranger	Sister Christian
from Midnight Madness (1987)
Loverboy	Working for the Weekend
from Get Lucky (Remastered) (2006)
Quiet Riot	Cum On Feel the Noize
from Quiet Riot - Greatest Hits (1996)
Huey Lewis & The News	The Power of Love
from Huey Lewis & The News: Greatest Hits (2006)
Stray Cats	Rock This Town
from The Best of Stray Cats (2006)
Survivor	Eye of the Tiger
from Ultimate Survivor (2004)
Red Rider	Lunatic Fringe
from Classic Rock (2008)
Ratt	Round and Round
from Tell the World: The Very Best of Ratt (Remastered) (2007)
Living Colour	Cult of Personality
from Vivid (1993)
Scandal	The Warrior
from Warrior (1984)
Twisted Sister	We're Not Gonna Take It
from Rhino Hi-Five: Twisted Sister - EP (2007)
Corey Hart	Never Surrender
from Corey Hart: The Singles (1995)
Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble	Pride and Joy
from The Real Deal - Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 (2006)
John Lennon	Watching the Wheels
from Power to the People - The Hits (Remastered) (2010)
Fleetwood Mac	Hold Me
from Greatest Hits (2004)
Sting	If You Love Somebody Set Them Free
from Fields of Gold - The Best of Sting (1984-1994) (1994)
The Hooters	And We Danced
from Super Hits (2001)
Elvis Costello	Veronica
from Spike (2008)

Comment:

If there's one thing that defines great '80s rock, it's that there's no one sound to define it. Billy Squier may have scored with rafter-raising arena rock on his heavy-pettin' "The Stroke," but the Georgia Satellites nailed it just as dead-on with their down-home, southern-fried stomper "Keep Your Hands to Yourself." Ratt apply their brand of metalicious "ratt 'n' roll" to the subject of karma on "Round and Round," and the late, lamented John Lennon sings while the world turns on a poignant "Watching the Wheels."

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