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List of Billboard Hot 100 number ones of 1985

January 01, 1970

These are the Billboard Hot 100 number-one hits of 1985. The two longest running number-one singles of 1985 are "We Are the World" by USA for Africa and "Say You, Say Me" by Lionel Richie which each logged four weeks at number-one. "Say You, Say Me" logged two weeks at number-one in 1985 and two more additional weeks in 1986, reaching a total of four. "Like a Virgin" by Madonna concluded a six-week run that started in 1984.

Cyndi Lauper, studio badge, and the sweatshirt given to all attendees at A&M Studios in Hollywood, California on January 28, 1985, during the recording of "We Are the World".

That year, 17 acts first hit number one, such as Foreigner, USA for Africa, Simple Minds, Tears for Fears, Bryan Adams, Paul Young, Huey Lewis and the News, John Parr, Dire Straits, Ready for the World, a-ha, Whitney Houston, Jan Hammer, Starship, Marilyn Martin, and Mr. Mister. George Michael, having already hit number one with Wham!, also earns his first number one song as a solo act. Madonna, Wham!, Phil Collins, and Tears for Fears were the only acts to have more than one song reach number one, with Phil Collins having the most with three, while the others have two.

This was also a record year for British acts with 13 hits reaching the top spot. As of 2022 this record remains unbroken.

Chart history edit

Key
The yellow background indicates the #1 song on Billboard's 1985 Year-End Chart of Pop Singles.
No. Issue date Song Artist(s) Ref.
561 January 5 "Like a Virgin" Madonna [1][2]
January 12 [3][4]
January 19 [5][6]
January 26 [7][8]
562 February 2 "I Want to Know What Love Is" Foreigner [9][10]
February 9 [11][12]
563 February 16 "Careless Whisper" Wham! featuring George Michael [13][14]
February 23 [15][16]
March 2 [17][18]
564 March 9 "Can't Fight This Feeling" REO Speedwagon [19][20]
March 16 [21][22]
March 23 [23]
565 March 30 "One More Night" Phil Collins [24][25]
April 6 [26][27]
566 April 13 "We Are the World" USA for Africa [28][29]
April 20 [30][31]
April 27 [32][33]
May 4 [34][35]
567 May 11 "Crazy for You" Madonna [36][37]
568 May 18 "Don't You (Forget About Me)" Simple Minds [38][39]
569 May 25 "Everything She Wants" Wham! [40][41]
June 1 [42][43]
570 June 8 "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" Tears for Fears [44][45]
June 15 [46][47]
571 June 22 "Heaven" Bryan Adams [48][49]
June 29 [50][51]
572 July 6 "Sussudio" Phil Collins [52][53]
573 July 13 "A View to a Kill" Duran Duran [54][55]
July 20 [56][57]
574 July 27 "Everytime You Go Away" Paul Young [58][59]
575 August 3 "Shout" Tears for Fears [60][61]
August 10 [62][63]
August 17 [64][65]
576 August 24 "The Power of Love" Huey Lewis and the News [66][67]
August 31 [68][69]
577 September 7 "St. Elmo's Fire (Man in Motion)" John Parr [70]
September 14 [71][72]
578 September 21 "Money for Nothing" Dire Straits [73][74]
September 28 [75][76]
October 5 [77][78]
579 October 12 "Oh Sheila" Ready for the World [79][80]
580 October 19 "Take On Me" a-ha [81][82]
581 October 26 "Saving All My Love for You" Whitney Houston [83][84]
582 November 2 "Part-Time Lover" Stevie Wonder [85][86]
583 November 9 "Miami Vice Theme" Jan Hammer [87][88]
584 November 16 "We Built This City" Starship [89][90]
November 23 [91][92]
585 November 30 "Separate Lives" Phil Collins and Marilyn Martin [93][94]
586 December 7 "Broken Wings" Mr. Mister [95][96]
December 14 [97][98]
587 December 21 "Say You, Say Me" Lionel Richie [99][100]
December 28 [101][102]

Number-one artists edit

List of number-one artists by total weeks at number one
Position Artist Weeks at No. 1
1 Madonna 5
Wham!
Tears for Fears
4 USA for Africa 4
Phil Collins
6 George Michael 3
REO Speedwagon
Dire Straits
9 Foreigner 2
Bryan Adams
Duran Duran
Huey Lewis and the News
John Parr
Starship
Mr. Mister
Lionel Richie
17 Simple Minds 1
Paul Young
Ready for the World
a-ha
Whitney Houston
Stevie Wonder
Jan Hammer
Marilyn Martin

See also edit

References edit

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  49. ^ DeKnock, Jan (1985-06-21). "Bryan Adams' Ballad 'Heaven' Hits Top". Chicago Tribune. Tribune Company. Retrieved 2009-01-30.
  50. ^ "June 29, 1985". Billboard Hot 100.
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These are the Billboard Hot 100 number one hits of 1985 The two longest running number one singles of 1985 are We Are the World by USA for Africa and Say You Say Me by Lionel Richie which each logged four weeks at number one Say You Say Me logged two weeks at number one in 1985 and two more additional weeks in 1986 reaching a total of four Like a Virgin by Madonna concluded a six week run that started in 1984 Cyndi Lauper studio badge and the sweatshirt given to all attendees at A amp M Studios in Hollywood California on January 28 1985 during the recording of We Are the World That year 17 acts first hit number one such as Foreigner USA for Africa Simple Minds Tears for Fears Bryan Adams Paul Young Huey Lewis and the News John Parr Dire Straits Ready for the World a ha Whitney Houston Jan Hammer Starship Marilyn Martin and Mr Mister George Michael having already hit number one with Wham also earns his first number one song as a solo act Madonna Wham Phil Collins and Tears for Fears were the only acts to have more than one song reach number one with Phil Collins having the most with three while the others have two This was also a record year for British acts with 13 hits reaching the top spot As of 2022 this record remains unbroken Contents 1 Chart history 2 Number one artists 3 See also 4 References 5 Additional sourcesChart history editKey The yellow background indicates the 1 song on Billboard s 1985 Year End Chart of Pop Singles No Issue date Song Artist s Ref 561 January 5 Like a Virgin Madonna 1 2 January 12 3 4 January 19 5 6 January 26 7 8 562 February 2 I Want to Know What Love Is Foreigner 9 10 February 9 11 12 563 February 16 Careless Whisper Wham featuring George Michael 13 14 February 23 15 16 March 2 17 18 564 March 9 Can t Fight This Feeling REO Speedwagon 19 20 March 16 21 22 March 23 23 565 March 30 One More Night Phil Collins 24 25 April 6 26 27 566 April 13 We Are the World USA for Africa 28 29 April 20 30 31 April 27 32 33 May 4 34 35 567 May 11 Crazy for You Madonna 36 37 568 May 18 Don t You Forget About Me Simple Minds 38 39 569 May 25 Everything She Wants Wham 40 41 June 1 42 43 570 June 8 Everybody Wants to Rule the World Tears for Fears 44 45 June 15 46 47 571 June 22 Heaven Bryan Adams 48 49 June 29 50 51 572 July 6 Sussudio Phil Collins 52 53 573 July 13 A View to a Kill Duran Duran 54 55 July 20 56 57 574 July 27 Everytime You Go Away Paul Young 58 59 575 August 3 Shout Tears for Fears 60 61 August 10 62 63 August 17 64 65 576 August 24 The Power of Love Huey Lewis and the News 66 67 August 31 68 69 577 September 7 St Elmo s Fire Man in Motion John Parr 70 September 14 71 72 578 September 21 Money for Nothing Dire Straits 73 74 September 28 75 76 October 5 77 78 579 October 12 Oh Sheila Ready for the World 79 80 580 October 19 Take On Me a ha 81 82 581 October 26 Saving All My Love for You Whitney Houston 83 84 582 November 2 Part Time Lover Stevie Wonder 85 86 583 November 9 Miami Vice Theme Jan Hammer 87 88 584 November 16 We Built This City Starship 89 90 November 23 91 92 585 November 30 Separate Lives Phil Collins and Marilyn Martin 93 94 586 December 7 Broken Wings Mr Mister 95 96 December 14 97 98 587 December 21 Say You Say Me Lionel Richie 99 100 December 28 101 102 Number one artists editList of number one artists by total weeks at number one Position Artist Weeks at No 1 1 Madonna 5 Wham Tears for Fears 4 USA for Africa 4 Phil Collins 6 George Michael 3 REO Speedwagon Dire Straits 9 Foreigner 2 Bryan Adams Duran Duran Huey Lewis and the News John Parr Starship Mr Mister Lionel Richie 17 Simple Minds 1 Paul Young Ready for the World a ha Whitney Houston Stevie Wonder Jan Hammer Marilyn MartinSee also edit1985 in music List of Cash Box Top 100 number one singles of 1985 List of Billboard Hot 100 number one singles of the 1980sReferences edit January 5 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 01 04 It s a New Year but Songs of the Old are Still Ringing Out Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 04 19 January 12 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 01 11 She s No 1 in Two Countries but Look out Madonna Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 04 19 January 19 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 01 18 Bruce Springsteen Gets Up off Canvas to Push Prince Aside Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 04 19 January 26 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 01 25 Three Contenders Fight for Crown but Fourth is Moving Up Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 04 19 February 2 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 02 01 Foreigner Improves on Recipe Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 February 9 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 02 08 Madonna Reigns Supreme but There is a Contender for the Throne Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 09 21 February 16 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 02 15 Wham Hits the Top of the Charts Again the Second Time in Three Months Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 February 23 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 02 22 Wham is Poised to Sweep the Competition Off the Top of the Charts Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 March 2 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 03 01 It s a Double Wham for That British Duo Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 04 19 March 9 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 03 08 Can t Fight With REO Speedwagon as they Take Over Top of Charts Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 March 16 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 03 15 Musical Formula Will For Success Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 March 23 1985 Billboard Hot 100 March 30 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 03 29 Phil Collins is First Artist This Year to Wear Three Crowns Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 April 6 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 04 05 Madonna Sets Pace for Female Soloists Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 09 21 April 13 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 04 12 We Are the World has Reached the Top but Could be Flattened Soon Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 April 20 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 04 19 Suddenly We Are the World is Starting to Turn Faster and Faster on Charts Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 04 19 April 27 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 04 26 World to Turn Overseas Book to Feed Relief Fund Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 May 4 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 05 04 We Are the World Successfully Spinning Around the Globe Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 04 19 May 11 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 05 10 Madonna Pulls Out of a Stall to Capture the No 1 Spot Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 May 18 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 05 17 Don t You Pushes Up to No 1 Spot Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 09 21 May 25 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 05 24 Life at Top of the Charts Can Be Sweet but Very Short Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 09 21 June 1 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 05 31 Wham s Make It Big Puts 3 Singles Atop The Charts Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 June 8 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 06 07 International Artists Continue to Scale to Top of Charts Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 09 21 June 15 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 06 14 Good News For No 1 Tears For Fears But Look Out Below Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 June 22 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 06 21 Bryan Adams Ballad Heaven Hits Top Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 June 29 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 06 28 Once Again Heaven Keeps Bryan Adams on Cloud 1 Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 July 6 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 07 05 For Third Time Phil Collins Captures Top Spot on Album Singles Charts Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 July 13 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 07 12 For Third Time Song From Film Soundtrack Takes Top Honors Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 July 20 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 07 19 Duran Duran at the Top for Second Week Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 04 19 July 27 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 07 26 It May Sound Like Hall amp Oates But It s Paul Young Rocking the Top Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 August 3 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 08 02 Tears For Fears Has a Reason to Shout Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 August 10 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 08 09 Tears For Fears No 1 for Second Week With Shout Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 August 17 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 08 16 Tears for Fears Shout stays in the No 1 Spot for a Third Week Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 August 24 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 08 23 Huey Lewis and the News Rise to No 1 Spot on Power of Love Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 August 31 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 08 30 Five Singles Leap from Film Soundtracks and on to Top of the Charts Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 09 21 September 7 1985 Billboard Hot 100 September 14 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 09 13 St Elmo s Fire Smokes out Tina Turner for Top Spot Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 September 21 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 09 20 Not for Nothing is Dire Straits Back On the Top Again Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 September 28 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 09 27 Dire Straits Quirky Rocker in the Money But Kool Hot Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 October 5 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 10 04 Dire Straits Continues on Top and Likely to Remain There Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 October 12 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 10 11 Pop Fans Show They re Ready for the World Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 09 21 October 19 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 10 18 a ha Takes The Prize but There s a Contender in The Wings Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 October 26 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 10 25 Whitney Houston s Saving All My Love For You Hits the Top Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 November 2 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 11 01 Shuffling at the Top Moves Wonder into the No 1 Spot Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 09 21 November 9 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 11 08 Miami Vice Makes Some Chart History Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 04 19 November 16 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 11 15 Starship s We Built This City Zooms From No 5 to Top Spot Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 November 23 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 11 22 Starship Single Clings to No 1 For 2nd Week Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 November 30 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 11 29 Separate Lives No 1 as Expected Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 17 December 7 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 12 06 In an Upset Broken Wings Soars to Top Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 December 14 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 12 13 Wings Still Flying High on The Charts Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 01 30 December 21 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 12 20 Lionel Richie s Say You Say Me Hits the Top Naturally Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 04 19 December 28 1985 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1985 12 27 Lionel Richie Blocks Eddie Murphy to Take Command Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 04 19 Additional sources editFred 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