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On the outside looking in, July 10 1982: Here are the songs that were Bubbling Under the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart...
07/10/2025

On the outside looking in, July 10 1982: Here are the songs that were Bubbling Under the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart 43 years ago this week back in 1982. Enjoy the trip back in time! Tap on the chart to view it in full….

These are the 50 Greatest Music Videos Ever Made according to MTV from their December 1999 Countdown!
07/10/2025

These are the 50 Greatest Music Videos Ever Made according to MTV from their December 1999 Countdown!

Top 20 Albums 43 Years Ago: Asia entered their sixth (non-consecutive) week at  #1 on the Billboard 200 Album Chart on J...
07/10/2025

Top 20 Albums 43 Years Ago: Asia entered their sixth (non-consecutive) week at #1 on the Billboard 200 Album Chart on July 10, 1982 with their self titled debut album “Asia”. Tap on the album chart below to check out the Top 20 albums from this week 43 years ago back in 1982…..

Charlie is off today after that marathon special yesterday! So in lieu of The Thursday Top 20 Countdown, we are re-airin...
07/10/2025

Charlie is off today after that marathon special yesterday! So in lieu of The Thursday Top 20 Countdown, we are re-airing the Top 100 songs of the 80s Countdown beginning at noon eastern today! The top 100 songs of the 80s as ranked by Billboard Magazine coming up today here on Charlie's 80s Attic Radio Station

Ronnie Milsap held on to the  #1 spot on the Billboard Adult Contemporary Chart for the third consecutive week on July 1...
07/10/2025

Ronnie Milsap held on to the #1 spot on the Billboard Adult Contemporary Chart for the third consecutive week on July 10, 1982 with “Any Day Now”. Here are the Top 20 AC CHART songs from this week 43 years ago back in ‘82 (tap or click on the chart image to expand and view)

*43 Years Ago* July 10, 1982: Here’s a look at the BOTTOM 20 songs on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 pop chart from this wee...
07/10/2025

*43 Years Ago* July 10, 1982: Here’s a look at the BOTTOM 20 songs on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 pop chart from this week back in 1982, the very same week that “Don’t You Want Me” from The Human League was beginning its second of three consecutive weeks at #1 on TOP of the chart. Tap on the pic below to view the complete BOTTOM 20…..

Song Spotlight: ‘Take The L’ was the second single released off Berkeley, California band The Motels’ gold certified thi...
07/10/2025

Song Spotlight: ‘Take The L’ was the second single released off Berkeley, California band The Motels’ gold certified third studio album “All Four One”. The song got quite a bit of exposure on MTV during the late summer and fall of 1982. “Take The L” would top out at #52 on the Billboard Hot 100 pop chart in October of 1982 and would crack the Top 40 on the Billboard Rock Chart, peaking at #36. 

U.S. 🇺🇸 Rock Radio Airplay, July 10, 1982: Survivor begins their second week in the top spot on the Billboard Top Tracks...
07/10/2025

U.S. 🇺🇸 Rock Radio Airplay, July 10, 1982: Survivor begins their second week in the top spot on the Billboard Top Tracks (ROCK) chart with “Eye Of The Tiger”. Here are the 30 most played songs on U.S. rock radio stations 43 years ago this week back in 1982.

*NOTE* The Top Tracks Chart is based exclusively on rock radio airplay. Tap on the chart to view all 30 songs….

*This Day In 80s Music History* July 10, 1982: The Human League begin their second of three consecutive weeks at  #1 on ...
07/10/2025

*This Day In 80s Music History* July 10, 1982: The Human League begin their second of three consecutive weeks at #1 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 with “Don’t You Want Me.” Here’s a look (click or tap on the picture below) at the Top 20 from this week 43 years ago back in 1982...

**July 1988** The Hot Crossover 30 Chart ranked the 30 top performing tracks on crossover radio stations across America ...
07/10/2025

**July 1988** The Hot Crossover 30 Chart ranked the 30 top performing tracks on crossover radio stations across America which featured a combination of pop, dance and R&B in their format. The Chart ran from February 28, 1987 until December 1, 1990 (renamed Top 40/Dance on September 9, 1989).

Here’s the chart from the week of July 9, 1988 where Pebbles held steady in the top spot with “Mercedes Boy”. Tap on the chart to view it in full….

I Want My MTV….Summer of ‘88! Here are the music videos MTV was highlighting during the week of July 9, 1988, 37 years a...
07/10/2025

I Want My MTV….Summer of ‘88! Here are the music videos MTV was highlighting during the week of July 9, 1988, 37 years ago this very week. Click or tap on the official programming chart below to check out the full list. 

*Top Rock Albums in America 🇺🇸 This Week in 1983* Between March 21, 1981 and September 15, 1984, in addition to the Bill...
07/09/2025

*Top Rock Albums in America 🇺🇸 This Week in 1983* Between March 21, 1981 and September 15, 1984, in addition to the Billboard 200 Album chart, Billboard published a Top ROCK ALBUMS chart which was a survey of the top albums played on American ROCK radio stations.

This is the ROCK ALBUMS chart from July 9, 1983 where The Police went to #1 with “Synchronicity”, their fifth and final studio album. Here’s a look at the Top 30 ROCK ALBUMS as compiled by Billboard Magazine from this week 42 years ago back in ‘83....tap on the chart below for full viewing

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Welcome To The Attic!

Hi everyone, Charlie here, the host of Charlie’s 80s Attic. I want to personally welcome you to my attic, the home of great 80s music and memories. Charlie’s 80s attic can be streamed on the iHeartRadio app, the TuneIn Radio app, or at charlies80sattic.com

I am a child of the 80s, so the music from that decade defined my childhood and my teenage years. I grew up listening to AM radio, then FM radio, then I was captivated by MTV and the video music era. Music videos opened up a whole new world for me and my generation by showcasing brand new artists, new styles and new genres of music. It also gave me and my generation the ability to see what our favorite bands and artists actually looked like! It was an amazing time for music!

Music has the unique power to transport us back in time and make us feel exactly the way we felt when we heard a song, artist or band for the first time. Music brings back memories of friends, family, school, vacations, and all of the special moments of our lives. All of our lives have a soundtrack, and 80s music was a big part of the soundtrack of my life, and I am sure yours as well. That’s why Charlie’s 80s Attic was created.

My goal here in the attic is to make you feel the way you did when you turned on the radio in the early to mid-80s or when you turned on MTV in their glory years. I’ll play all the great 80s hits, deeper hits and forgotten favorites from the best years of the decade until around the time Milli Vanilli and Tiffany started taking over the charts. You get the idea! I, along with my trusty robot sidekick Kilroy will do my very best to transport you back in time each and every day! Plus we will be joined by other great and talented DJs from time to time!