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What happened to Sherrie Swafford (from “Oh Sherrie”)?.

Three of the most pressing questions of the ‘80s music landscape will be answered in this series: Warning as you proceed into the series (and therefore the ‘80s): more mustaches than you remember. “Don’t Come Around Here No More” (sometimes in the top 50)Ĭonversely, “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)” has been called (unfairly, I say) one of the worst videos ever made.Ĭuriously, Patty Elias’s ex-husband wrote the MTV theme, which makes them an MTV power (ex-)couple like no other: “Addicted to Love” (almost always in the top 50)

All- TIME Best Music Videos (2011 10 per decade, unranked within each decade).

#35 MTV 500 Greatest Videos of All Time (1997).

#14 MTV 100 Greatest Music Videos of All Time (1999).

#9 Rolling Stone Top 100 Music Videos (1993).

#8 VH1 Top 100 Music Videos of All Time (2001).

“Take On Me” (almost always in the top 50) Some of the thirteen videos profiled here were regulars on big-brand “best music videos” lists, back when they used to make “best music videos” lists: Similarly, I did not include video stars who are now household names (Courteney Cox, Christie Brinkley, Tawny Kitaen, Helena Christensen) or who have been covered elsewhere (Ola Ray, Jeana Ellen Keough, Lillian Muller, Betsy Lynn George). I made those exceptions because their videos are two personal favorites.)

As far as I can tell, none in this feature appeared on “Video Vixens 1”, and only two here, Signy Coleman and Bunty Bailey, appeared on “Video Vixens II”. (The VH1 series Where Are They Now? featured two episodes on this subject. Most of these former starlets were pretty tough to find and have never been interviewed about their videos. Tom Petty, “Free Fallin’” – Devon Kidd (Devon Jenkin)ħ/6/14 addendum: Round 2 (27 more videos, 29 more women)!.Michael Jackson, “Smooth Criminal” – Kelley Parker.Lou Gramm, “Midnight Blue” – Traci Lind.The Outfield, “Your Love” – JoAnn Willette.Robert Palmer, “Addicted to Love” – Julie Pankhurst, Patty Elias (Patty Kelly), Kathy Davies, Mak Gilchrist, Julia Bolino.Bryan Adams, “Summer of ‘69” and others – Lysette Anthony.Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, “Don’t Come Around Here No More” – Wish Cohen (Louise “Wish” Foley).Huey Lewis and the News, “If This Is It” – Janet Cross, Sandra Wilder.Don Henley, “The Boys of Summer” – Audie Lenkov (Audie England).ZZ Top, “Legs” and others – Wendy Frazier, Kymberly Herrin, Danièle Arnaud.Journey, “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)” – Margaret Olmsted Menendez (+ BONUS: Steve Perry, “Oh Sherrie” – Sherrie Swafford).Huey Lewis and the News, “Heart and Soul” and “I Want a New Drug” (1984) – Signy Coleman.These are the videos, by year, whose famous faces/crushes for countless teens I interviewed: