Who performed the biggest songs of February 1986?
Bonus: Who sang "Sweetest Taboo"?
The Everett Collection
We're talking the first week of February '86. You remember it well; it ended on the 8th. Ah, time flies when you're listening to pop music.
What were you up to in 1986? We hope you were tuned into the radio, because here's a quiz about some of the biggest songs that month. Good luck, and be sure to share your score on social media for ultimate bragging rights!
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The charity single "That's What Friends Are For" was a big hit. It was recorded by ________ & Friends.
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Sylvester Stallone personally commissioned "Burning Heart" by this band, and they peaked at #2.
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"I'm Your Man" was the #3 song of the week. Who sang it?
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Who co-wrote and recorded "When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Get Going"?
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#5 belonged to her, but not for long as "How Will I Know" would climb all the way up the chart by the end of the month.
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Hey, soul sister, ain't that ___________ on the radio, with "Kyrie" on its way to #1 in March?
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Who sang "Spies Like Us," landing his last Top 10 single for nearly 30 years?
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"Talk to Me" was from her 1985 album "Rock a Little," her third as a solo artist.
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He scored a soundtrack hit with "Living in America," which remained on the charts for 11 weeks.
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Gloria Estefan sings "Conga," but who is the song credited to?
Who performed the biggest songs of February 1986?
Your Result...
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