

Johnnie's Jukebox #3757
If you only know Spandau Ballet as a "one hit wonder," check out this one. Probably their second biggest charting hit- Gold


Johnnie's Jukebox #3756
Well, let's get right to it today. A song that transports me right back to childhood memories. The song. The style. The glorious voice of Tony Hadley. Enjoy with me Spandau Ballet's Magnum Opus, the consummate 80s classic- True


Johnnie's Jukebox #3755
Spandau Ballet made noise with this funky number before hitting the big time. Something I tell myself all the time- Chant No 1 (I Don't Need This Pressure On)


Johnnie's Jukebox #3754
For our triumphant return to SuperstarWeek for 2026, we welcome Spandau Ballet! If you only know them from one song, sit back and enjoy this week's education! We kick things off with their first hit- To Cut A Long Story Short


Johnnie's Jukebox #3753
Well, the Christmas/New Year's edition of the Jukebox comes to a close for another season. We wrap it up with Perry Como & the wholly appropriate- Here We Come A-Caroling/We Wish You A Merry Christmas! Happy New Year, Everybody!


Johnnie's Jukebox #3752
Well, we can't resume the SuperstarWeek format until Sunday, so for the first time- we'll keep the Christmas music rolling in January! Dean Martin with the classic- Baby, It's Cold Outside!


Johnnie's Jukebox #3751Happy New Year's Day!
Hello 2026! Here's hoping this year is gonna be the best yet! In that spirit of optimism & enthusiasm, we kick this year off on the Jukebox with Bon Jovi- New Year's Day!


Johnnie's Jukebox #3750 Happy New Year's Eve!
We bid a fond farewell to 2025 with a New Year's Eve classic, as done as only they can, by Gladys Knight & The Pips asking the musical question- What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?


Johnnie's Jukebox #3749
Well, we're coming in on the end of another year. New Year's is always synonymous with The 3 Stooges to me, so we turn to Moe, Larry & Curly Joe for their rendition of All I Want For Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth


Johnnie's Jukebox #3748
Another singer I haven't played enough is the great Jerry Vale. Here he is with just a stunning version of the classic O Little Town Of Bethlehem. I want to dedicate this, with love to my dear Grandfather on his birthday.



















