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29. Got to Give It Up by Marvin Gaye debuted Apr 77 and peaked at number one, scoring 1542 points.
This was Marvin's final solo chart entry at Motown. He was one of four Motown vocalists on Pops We Love You, peaking at number 59 in 1979.
Love & Kisses - Thank God It's Friday (DJ Cracker Jacks Mix)
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I still have my original 12 inch of this hot little 70′s song... I’m hoping to get a vintage style record player soon... guess what vintage vinyl I’ll be testing out first?!! 😁
Donna Summer - I Feel Love [Studio Version]
25. Good Times by Chic debuted Jun 79 and peaked at number one, scoring 1530 points.
In England they made the top ten seven times. Their highest charting was I Want Your Love, peaking at number four. Good Times peaked at five.
The song is among those most sampled in hip hop. The bassline was used in the first rap record to make the hot 100. Rapper's Delight by Sugar Hil Gang debuted Nov 79 and peaked at number 36. Songwriters Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards threatened legal action and were given added writing credits on Rappers Delight.
16. MacArthur Park by Donna Summer debuted Sep 78 and peaked at number one, scoring 1801 points.
Richard Harris 'original peaked at number two and was the number 64 hit of 1968.
8. Don't Leave Me This Way by Thelma Houston debuted Dec 76 and peaked at number one, scoring 1832 points.
Thelma was born in Leland, Mississippi, and had four chart entries. Her first, Laura Nyros' Save the Country missed the top 40 in 1970, as did her follow up in 1977. Her final chart entry, Saturday Night and Sunday Morning, peaked at number 34 in 1979.
The original version by Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes was on their 1975 album Wake Up Everybody.
18. That's the Way (I Like It) by KC and The Sunshine Band debuted Oct 75 and peaked at number one, scoring 1465 points
This was KC's second of 11 top 40 hits.
