Marilyn McCoo Show 43

Season 4Episode 4360 minJul 28, 1984
Marilyn McCoo Show 43
Eddy Grant sings the #10 song Romancing the Stone from the hit film. Jefferson Starship peforms the #9 song No Way out from their hit album Nuclear Furniture. Ray Parker Jr appears with ""Woman out of Control"". Men at Work are featured doing High Wire. The Pick Hit of the week features Van Stephenson's ""What the Big Girls Do"".
Marilyn McCoo Show 43 has aired on Jul 28, 1984
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