We’ve got 10 photos from the Sunderland Echo archives. That’s one for each year from 1980 to 1989.
But who remembers what the Christmas number 1 was for each of those years?
Sing along to this seasonal step back in time and find out more.
1. It's Christmaaaaas! In 1980
Santa's workshop at the North of England Building Society in 1980. Top of the Christmas charts that year was the St Winifred's School Choir with There's No-one Quite Like Grandma. Photo: se
2. Festive in 1981
John Padget, 2, and his mother Mary Padgett, from Hylton Castle Estate, were taking a look at the Christmas tree in Sunderland Station after the lights switch on in 1981. The Human League were number 1 with Don't You Want Me. Photo: Sunderland Echo
3. Chimes from 1982
Christmas at Eastlea in 1982. Does this bring back memories for you? Maybe you remember Renee and Renato at the top of the charts at Christmas with Save Your Love. Photo: se
4. Super Santa in 1983
Santa meets his fans at Binns in 1983. And while he was in Sunderland, the Flying Pickets were topping the Christmas charts with Only You. Photo: se