A novel soundtrack

Chapter 1 - August, 1978

  • Donna Summer, “Last Dance”. Released 2 July, 1978.

Chapter 2 - September, 1978

  • Billy Joel, “Vienna”. Released 1977.

  • Nick Gilder, “Hot Child In The City”. Released 12 June, 1978.

  • Kansas, “Carry on Wayward Son”. Released 19 November, 1976.

  • Lynard Skynard, “Sweet Home Alabama”. Released 24 June, 1974.

  • Robert Palmer, “Every kind of People”. Released 1978.

Chapter 3 - October, 1978

  • Player, “Baby Come Back”. Released 13 October, 1977.

  • Styx, “Come Sail Away”. Released September, 1977.

  • John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John, “You’re the One that I Want”. Released 17 May, 1978.

  • Jackson Browne, “Running on Empty”. Released 6 December, 1977.

Chapter 4 - November, 1978

  • Billy Joel, “Just the Way You Are”. Released September, 1977.

  • Andrew Gold, “Lonely Boy”. Released March, 1977.

  • Pink Floyd, “Breath (In The Air)”. Released 1 March, 1973.

  • Santa Esmeralda, “Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood”. Released summer, 1977.

  • Rod Stewart, “Da Ya Think I’m Sexy”. Released 10 November, 1978.

Chapter 5 - December, 1978

  • David Bowie, “Heroes”. Released 23 September, 1977.

  • Hot Chocolate, “Every 1’s A Winner”. Released 4 March, 1978.

  • Boney M, “Rasputin”. Released 28 August, 1978.

  • Meat Loaf, “Paradise By the Dashboard Lights”. Released 1977.

  • The Rolling Stones, “Beast of Burden”. Released September, 1978.

Chapter 6 - January, 1979

  • Wings, “With A Little Luck”. Released 20 March, 1978.

  • Blondie, “One Way or Another”. Released 23 September, 1978.

  • Supertramp, “Give A Little bit”. Released May, 1977.

  • Kenny Rogers, “The Gambler”. Released 15 November, 1978.

  • Van Halen, “Running With the Devil”. Released 6 May, 1978.

  • Al Stewart, “Time Passages”. Released September, 1978.

  • Doobie Brothers, “What a Fool Believes”. Released 1978.

Chapter 7 - February, 1979

  • The Bee Gees, “Stayin’ Alive”. Released 1977.

  • Suzi Quatro, Chris Norman, “Stumblin’ In”. Released January, 1979.

  • Eddie Money, “Baby Hold On”. Released February, 1978.

  • Boston, “Don´t Look Back”. Released 2 August, 1978.

  • Electric Light Orchestra, “Turn to Stone”. Released 1977.

  • John Paul Young, “Love Is in The Air”. Released December, 1977.

  • Yvonne Elliman, “If I Can’t Have You”. Released November, 1977.

Chapter 8 - March, 1979

  • The Bee Gees, “Tragedy”. Released February, 1979.

  • The Village People, “YMCA”. Released 17 October, 1978.

  • Candi Stanton, “Young Hearts Run Free”. Released 1976.

Chapter 9 - April, 1979

  • Steely Dan, “Rikki Don’t Lose That Number”. Released 1974.

  • Dire Straits, “Sultans of Swing”. Released 1977.

  • The Babys, “Every Time I Think of You”. Released January, 1979.

  • Wings, “Let ‘Em In”. Released 23 July, 1976.

  • Eddie Money, “Two Tickets to Paradise”. Released June, 1978.

  • Dolly Parton, “Jolene”. Released 1973.

  • The Bellamy Brothers, “Let Your Love Flow”. Released January, 1976.

Chapter 10 - May, 1979

  • The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, “Mr Bojangles”. Released September, 1970.

  • Electric Light Orchestra, “Sweet Talkin’ Woman. Released 1978.

  • Exile, “Kiss You All Over”. Released 1978.

  • Kiss, “Beth”. Released August, 1976.

  • Fleetwood Mac, “Don’t Stop”. Released March, 1977.

  • 10cc, “The Things We Do for Love”. Released 1976.

  • Anita Ward, “Ring My Bell”. Released 1979.

  • David Naughton, “Makin’ It”. Released March 1979.

  • Cheap Trick, “Surrender”. Released June, 1978.

  • REO Speedwagon, “Roll With the Changes”. Released 1978.

  • Donna Summer, “MacArthur Park”. Released 24 September, 1978.