Artist	Song
Patrick Swayze & Wendy Fraser	She's Like the Wind
from Dirty Dancing (20th Anniversary Edition) [Soundtrack from the Motion Picture] (2007)
Joey Scarbury	Theme from "Greatest American Hero" (Believe It or Not)
from America's Greatest Hero (2005)
Bob & Doug McKenzie featuring Geddy Lee	Take Off
from Great White North (1996)
Cameo	Word Up
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Cameo (2001)
The Korgis	Everbody's Got 2 Learn Sometime
from Everybody's Got to Learn Sometime - EP (1989)
Frida	I Know There's Something Going On
from Something's Going On (1982)
Gregory Abbott	Shake You Down
from Shake You Down (1987)
Charlie Sexton	Beat's So Lonely
from Pictures for Pleasure (1987)
Karla Bonoff	Personally
from All My Life - The Best of Karla Bonoff (1999)
Stacey Q	Two of Hearts
from Better Than Heaven (2008)
L.A. Guns	The Ballad of Jayne
from Cocked & Loaded (1989)
Jump 'N the Saddle Band	The Curly Shuffle
from The Curly Shuffle - Single (2004)
Swing Out Sister	Breakout
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Swing Out Sister (2001)
Tom Tom Club	Genius of Love
from Tom Tom Club (2009)
Kurtis Blow	The Breaks
from Kurtis Blow (1998)
The Icicle Works	Whisper to a Scream (Birds Fly) [Single Version]
from Dance Vault Mixes: Whisper to a Scream (Birds Fly) - EP (2006)
Donnie Iris	Ah! Leah!
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Donnie Iris (2001)
Sparks	Cool Places
from In Outer Space (1983)
Creme & Godley	Cry
from The Very Best of 10cc (1997)
Red Rider	Lunatic Fringe
from Classic Rock (2008)
L' Trimm	Cars That Go Boom
from Shakin' Booty (2007)
Kon Kan	I Beg Your Pardon (I Never Promised You a Rose Garden)
from Move to Move (2010)
Kingdom Come	Get It On
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Kingdom Come (2003)
Jim Steinman	Rock and Roll Dreams Come Through
from Bad for Good (1993)
Alison Moyet	Invisible
from Alf (1985)

Comment:

Not only are our ’80s one-hit wonders all over the map sonically; they’re all over it geographically as well. The toque-wearing, beer-swilling, donut-scarfing comedy duo from the Great White North, Bob & Doug McKenzie, enlist a fellow Canuck, Rush vocalist Geddy Lee, in “Take Off,” a [i]coo-loo-coo-coo-coo-coo-coo-cool[/i] welcome to their show, eh? Singer-songwriter Karla Bonoff, best known for composing hits like “Someone To Lay Down Beside Me” for Linda Ronstadt, takes herself one step into the solo spotlight with a song she [i]didn’t[/i] write, the slinky-sweet smooth groove “Personally.” And Stacey Lynn Swain, known professionally as Stacey Q, launches into a synth-slathered hi-NRG dance frenzy on the way to becoming a [i]Hollywood Squares[/i] panelist with her pop-tart disco hit, “Two of Hearts.”

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