06/06/1985 Top of the Pops

TOP OF THE POPS THEME MUSIC

CHEERING

All hits all the time. This is Top Of The Pops.

There's a glimpse of Bowie later on, plus a new video on Top Of The Pops.

New headgear as well. Plus...

Ah, yes. Let's start off with Phil Lynott and Gary Moore, Out In The Fields.

APPLAUSE

# It doesn't matter if you're wrong or if you're right

# It makes no difference if you're black or if you're white

# All men are equal till the victory is won

# No colour or religion ever stopped the bullet from a gun

# Out in the fields

# The fighting has begun

# Out on the streets

# They're falling one by one

# Out from the skies

# A thousand more will die each day

# Death is just a heartbeat away

# It doesn't matter if you're left or to the right

# Don't try to hide behind the cause for what you fight

# There'll be no prisoners taken when the day is done

# No flag or uniform ever stopped the bullet from a gun

# Out in the fields

# The fighting has begun

# Out on the streets

# They're falling one by one

# Out from the skies

# A thousand more will die each day

# Death is just a heartbeat away

# There's no communication

# No-one to take the blame

# The cries of every nation

# Have fallen on deaf ears

# Again

GUITAR SOLO

# Out in the fields

# Out in the fields

-# They are falling one by one

-Out in the fields

# No flag has ever stopped the bullet from a gun

-# Death is just a heartbeat away

-Out in the fields

-# A heartbeat away

-Out in the fields

-# Death is just a heartbeat away

-Out in the fields

-# A heartbeat away

-Out in the fields... #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Gary Moore and Phil Lynott at Number 5.

At Number 4, with a chance to remind you that the Mayor of Bradford's Appeal is still open,

for the first time on Top Of The Pops, here's The Crowd.

# Walk on

# Walk on

# With hope

# In your heart

# And you'll never

# Walk

# Alone

# You'll never

# Walk

# Alone... #

The Crowd.

Now, our fastest climber of the week was up 16 places to number 16.

Making their Top Of The Pops debut, this is Mai Tai and History.

APPLAUSE

# Oo-ooh

# Yea-eah

# Our love is history

# I'm going to burn the letters you were sending me

# Our love is history

# I'm going to burn the letters you were sending me

# Now, listen, people

# To what I have to say

# I really love him

# But he took my love away

# You don't say

# Our love is history

# I'm going to burn the letters you were sending me

# Our love is history

# I'm going to burn the letters you were sending me

# When you're going to fall in love There's nothing you can do about it

# When you're going to fall in love Don't you beat around the bush

# When you're going to fall in love Now, don't you try to deny it

# When you're going to fall in love Better let it get to you

# Our love is history

# Oh, oooh, yeah

# So now it's over

# He's got a heart made out of stone

# Cold stone

# I learned my lesson

# The day I found myself alone

# Why did you do it?

# Our love is history

# I'm going to burn the letters you were sending me

# I'm going to burn the letters Ah-ha

# Our love is history

# I'm going to burn the letters you were sending me

# Burn them up, burn them up

# Burn, burn, burn them up

# When you're going to fall in love There's nothing you can do about it

# When you're going to fall in love Don't you beat around the bush

# When you're going to fall in love Now, don't you try to deny it

# When you're going to fall in love Better let it get to you

# When it got to lovin', you were never there

# All that I could do was dream

# When I need some huggin', you never ever cared

# Why did you have to be that mean?

# I'm going to burn the letters, going to burn the letters

# Going to burn the letters you were sending me

# Our love is history

# I'm going to burn the letters you were sending me

# Going to burn them up, going to burn them up

# Going to burn, burn, burn

# Our love is history

# I'm going to burn the letters you were sending me

# Oh, I'm going to burn the letters... #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

That's Mai Tai. Just recently on Sundays on BBC ONE,

you've been able to see recordings from the Montreux Rock Festival.

Duran Duran are on this Sunday.

If you want to know what the atmosphere was like, have a look at this. It's great.

Cherish. It's Kool and The Gang.

# Let's take a walk together

# Near the ocean shore

# Hand in hand, you and I

# Let's cherish every moment

# We have been given

# The time is passing by

# I often pray

# Before I lay down

# By your side

# If you receive your calling

# Before I awake

# Could I make it through the night

# Cherish the love we have

# We should cherish the life we live

# Oh, yeah

# Cherish the love

# Cherish the life

# Cherish the love

# Cherish the love we have

# For as long as we both shall live

# Baby

# Cherish the love

# Cherish the life

# Cherish the love

# You see, the world is always changing

# Nothing stays the same

# But love will stand the test of time

# The next life that we live in

# Remains to be seen

# Will you be by my side

# I often pray

# Before I lay down

# By your side

# If you receive your calling

# Before I awake

# Could I make it through the night

# Cherish the love we have

# We should cherish the life we live

# Baby, yeah

# Cherish the love

# Cherish the life

# Oh, yeah... #

CHEERING

That's the 18th time they've been in the Top 40.

That was Cherish from Kool And The Gang.

At Number 21 in this week's chart, from Germany, this is Propaganda,

and this is Jewel.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

# Eye to eye stand winners and losers

# Hurt by envy

# Cut by greed

# Face to face with their own disillusion

# The scars of old romances

# Still on their cheeks

# And when blow by blow the passion dies

# Sweet little death

# Just have been lies

# The memories of gone by times

# Would still recall the lie

# The first cut won't hurt at all

# The second only makes you wonder

# The third will have you on your knees

# You start bleeding

# I start screaming

# It's too late The decision is made by fate

# Made by fate

# Time to prove what forever should last

# Whose feelings are so true

# As to stand the test

# Whose demands are so strong

# As to parry all attempts

# And when blow by blow the passion dies

# Sweet little death

# Just have been lies

# The memories of gone by time

# Would still recall the lie

# The first cut won't hurt at all

# The second only makes you wonder

# The third will have you on your knees

# You start bleeding

# I start screaming

PIANO SOLO

# The first cut won't hurt at all

# The second only makes you wonder

# The third will have you on your knees

# You start bleeding

# I start screaming

# The first cut won't hurt at all

# The second only makes you wonder... #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

I could see Simon in a natty white number like that.

That's the pride of Dusseldorf. That was Propaganda.

The lady is called Susanne.

-Let's take a look at what the charts are known for - the Top 40.

-Oh, yes.

Walking On The Chinese Wall. It's Philip Bailey at Number 40.

At Number 39, Free Yourself by The Untouchables.

Steady at 38. Heaven from Bryan Adams.

The Purple Rain continues with a chart entry by Prince at 37.

Paisley Park.

Down to 36, Everybody Wants To Rule The World, Tears For Fears.

A new entry at 35. Johnny Come Home, Fine Young Cannibals.

Gary Numan's Live EP is Number 34.

At 33, We All Follow Manchester United

by the Manchester United football team.

32, Don't You Forget About Me, Simple Minds.

Freddie Mercury at 31 with I Was Born To Love You.

Get It On with the Power Station at Number 30.

A chart entry and they're touring in this country.

Sister Sledge with Frankie at 29.

Tumbling down to 28, The Style Council.

At 27, So In Love by O.M.D.

At Number 26, it's that Magic Touch, Loose Ends.

Madonna's got a new entry at 25. Crazy For You.

Still at 24, Thinking About Your Love, Skipworth and Turner.

Bowie and Loving The Alien, a new entry at 23.

Up 15 to 22, Cherish, Kool And The Gang.

Propaganda climb to 21 with Jewel.

Feel So Real. It's Number 20 for Steve Arrington.

At 19, All Fall Down, Five Star.

Up to 18, Shake The Disease, Depeche Mode.

She's still hanging on. It's Phyllis Nelson, Move Closer, at 17.

And there's that fastest climber. Mai Tai, History, at 16.

Number 15, I Feel Love, Bronski Beat and Mark Almond.

Up six places, Number 14, Icing On The Cake, Stephen Duffy.

Bryan Ferry at 13. Slave To Love.

And up to 12, Call Me, Go West.

DeBarge, Rhythm Of The Night, at this week's Number 11.

So those are the hits so far in the programme.

Let's have a look at the ones we think will be making the chart action this time next week.

Yes, it's the Top 40 breakers.

# I was walking down the street one day... #

Currently out on tour in Britain, at Number 29 in the chart,

it's Sister Sledge and Frankie.

# Do you remember me?

# He looked at me and then I blushed

# Cause I remembered I loved you so much

# Way back when we were friends

# Going together but then you left me

# Frankie

# Do you remember me?

# Frankie

# Do you remember?

# You were 15 and I was 12

# It was summer, we were so in love

# I never loved anyone this much

# Look at me, I'm thrilled to your touch

# Hey, Frankie

# Do you remember me? #

# You see I'm crazy for you... #

She's into movies, she's into hits, she's also into T-shirt.

It's Madonna.

On tour in the States at the moment and Crazy For You in this country.

# It's all brand-new

# You'll feel it in my kiss

# You'll feel it in my kiss because I'm crazy for you

# Touch me once and you'll know it's true

# I never wanted anyone like this

# It's all brand-new

# You'll feel it in my kiss

# I'm crazy for you

# Crazy for you

# Crazy for you. #

And at Number 22, this is the incredibly expensive

and very silly video for David Bowie's Loving The Alien.

# Pray and the heathen lie

# Will disappear

# Prayers

# They hide the saddest view

# Believing the strangest things

# Loving the alien

# And your prayers

# They break the sky in two

# Believing the strangest things

# Loving the alien... #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

David Bowie and Loving The Alien.

Stand by for a major announcement

about David Bowie in the next few days.

You'll hear about it on Radio 1 and see it on BBC television.

Let's have a look at the Top 10 right now.

Scritti Politti at Number 10 with The Word Girl.

# The second time, baby, that I came to you

# For, oh, you found my love for you

# The third time, baby, that I came to you

# Oh, oh, oh, I knew

# The last time, baby, that I came to you

# Oh, how your flesh and blood became the word... #

# Suddenly... #

In the charts on both sides of the Atlantic,

Billy Ocean is Number 9 with Suddenly.

# To me

# There's beauty up above

# And things we never take notice of... #

# I'm walking on... #

Katrina And The Waves out of Norfolk and now touring in the States.

A hit on both sides of the Atlantic

It's Walking On Sunshine at Number 8.

# I'm walking on sunshine

# Who-oah

# And don't it feel good

# Hey, all right now

# And don't it feel good

# Hey, yeah. #

# Yes... #

That's good. And down to Number 7, here's Jimmy Nail.

Something Richard and I have in common, an Obsession.

Animotion at Number 6.

# You are an obsession

# You're my obsession

# Who do you want me to be

# To make you sleep with me... #

Up to Number 5, Gary and Phil, Out In The Fields.

# Out on the streets... #

# Walk on... #

The Crowd, of course, at Number 4, with You'll Never Walk Alone.

£100,000 to charity already.

And at Number 3, Marillion's best yet. This is Kayleigh.

# Do you remember

# Barefoot on the lawn with shooting stars

# Do you remember

# Loving on the floor in Belsize Park

# Do you remember

# Dancing in stilettos in the snow

# Do you remember

# You never understood I had to go

# By the way, didn't I break your heart?

# Please excuse me, I never meant to break your heart

# So sorry

# I never meant to break your heart

# But you broke mine

# Kayleigh

# I just want to say I'm sorry

# But, Kayleigh, I'm too scared to pick up the phone

# To hear you've found another lover

# To patch up our broken home

# Kayleigh

# I'm still trying to write that love song

# Kayleigh, it's more important to me now you're gone

# Maybe it will prove that we were right

# Or it'll prove that I was wrong... #

Don't believe the critics when they tell you A View To a Kill

isn't the best Bond movie yet. It is.

And Duran Duran are Number 2 with the theme from it.

# To drench your skin

# With lover's rosy stain

# A chance to find

# The phoenix for the flame

# A chance to die

# But can we dance into the fire

# That fatal kiss is all we need

# Dance into the fire

# To fatal sounds of broken dreams

# Dance into the fire

# That fatal kiss is all we need

# Dance into the fire

# When all we see is the view to a kill... #

That means that Paul Hardcastle is still Number 1.

-But what of next week?

-Next week it's going to be The Crowd, I think.

Mike Reid and Dixie Peach will tell you about it.

Here's this week's Number 1. Goodnight from Top Of The Pops.

APPLAUSE

# The two wars were as different on the front lines

# As they were back home

# Ni-ni-ni-ni-nine Ni-ni-ni-ni-nineteen

# Ni-ni-ni-ni-nine Ni-ni-ni-ni-nineteen

# Ni-ni-ni-ni-nine Ni-ni-ni-ni-nineteen

# Ni-ni-ni-ni-nine Ni-ni-ni-ni-nineteen

# Hundreds of thousands of men who saw heavy combat in Vietnam

# Have been arrested since discharge

# Their arrest rate is almost twice that

# Of non-veterans of the same age

# There are no accurate figures on how many of these men

# Have been incarcerated

# But a Veterans Administration study concludes

# That the greater a vet's exposure to combat

# The more likely his chances of being arrested or convicted

# This is one legacy of the Vietnam War

# All those who remember the war

# They won't forget what they've seen

# Destruction

# Of men in their prime

# Whose average was 19

# De-de-de-de-de De-des-de-destruction

# De-de-de-de-de De-dis-de-distruction

# After World War II, the men came home together in troop ships

# Often less than 48 hours after jungle combat

# Perhaps the most dramatic difference

# Between World War II and Vietnam was coming home

# None of them received a hero's welcome

# None of them

# None of them received a hero's welcome

# None of them, none of them

# No-no-no-no-none of them None of them, none of them

# None of them, none of them

# No-no-no-no-none of them None of them, none of them

# None of them, none of them received a hero's welcome

# None of them received a hero's welcome

# None of them received a hero's welcome

# None of them received a hero's welcome

# And then we came back and we were different

# And everybody wants to know

# "God, what happened to those guys over there?"

# There's gotta be something wrong somewhere

# We did what we had to do

# There's gotta be something wrong somewhere

# And people wanted us to be ashamed of what it made us

# They have no idea of where we've been for five or ten years now

# All we want to do is come home

Why?

# All we want to do is come home

# What did you do it for?

# All we want to do is come home

# Was it worth it? #