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Urban Cowboy - School of Rock: '80s Pop

Artist Song
Johnny Lee  Lookin' for Love  
Dolly Parton  9 to 5  
Willie Nelson  Always On My Mind  
Juice Newton  Angel of the Morning  
Eddie Rabbitt  I Love a Rainy Night  
Kenny Rogers  Through the Years  
Alabama  Love In the First Degree  
Ronnie Milsap  (There's) No Gettin' Over Me  
The Oak Ridge Boys  Elvira  
Crystal Gayle & Eddie Rabbitt  You and I  
Rosanne Cash  Seven Year Ache  
Kim Carnes  Don't Fall in Love With a Dreamer  
Mickey Gilley  Stand By Me  
The Charlie Daniels Band  In America  
Sylvia  Nobody  
The Judds  Grandpa (Tell Me 'Bout the Good Old Days)  
Waylon Jennings  Theme from "The Dukes of Hazzard" (Good Ol' Boys)  
Barbara Mandrell  (If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want to Be Right [Single Version]  
Larry Gatlin & The Gatlin Brothers  Houston (Means I'm One Day Closer to You)  
Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris & Linda Ronstadt  To Know Him Is to Love Him  
Anne Murray  Could I Have This Dance  
John Conlee  Rose Colored Glasses  
Keith Whitley  When You Say Nothing At All  
Emmylou Harris  Born to Run  
Michael Martin Murphey  What's Forever For  

Comment:

By 1980, the country music that had been percolating its way onto the Pop charts was [i]thoroughly[/i] mainstream, thanks in no small part to John Travolta, who convinced us that riding a mechanical bull was not only acceptable, but [i]mandatory[/i]. Looking back on it now, who would've thought that liquor and lovin' could ever lead to anything more than world-class heartache? Certainly not Johnny Lee, whose "Lookin' for Love," from [i]Urban Cowboy[/i], warns us (and Travolta) off "lookin' for love in all the wrong places" . . . like the very bar he was singing it in. Rosanne Cash's "Seven Year Ache" swings open Nashville's saloon door to let the sound of L.A.-style country in while she laments her good-timin', two-timin' man. And with finger snaps and handclaps providing its windshield-wiper beat, Eddie Rabbitt's rockabilly-flavored "I Love a Rainy Night" motored its way to the top of the Country [i]and[/i] Pop charts. But don't stop there — from Emmylou Harris and Willie Nelson to "Elvira" and "9 to 5," we've got every two-steppin', flag-wavin' boot-stomper your pea-pickin' heart could ever desire.
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