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 20th February 2021, 06:01 PM
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 Shakin Stevens
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Only checking this out now Pop, where did ‘Solsbury Hill’ chart in 1977 for you!?
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21st February 2021, 10:02 AM
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QUOTE(dandy* @ Feb 16 2021, 10:50 AM)  Wasn’t expecting Enigma to bounce back  Great to see it happen though  My charts are a bit volatile in early 1991 due to the varying cost of CD singles, I think. I bought them when they were 99p or £1.99 and had stopped buying vinyl singles unless they were cheap 99p or under. Enigma was £2.99 or £3.99 I think so I waited till it was near the end of it's run at the top to buy it, hoping it would be on the next Now album. There's another bounce-back shortly as I got hold of a vinyl copy for cheaper-than-usual chart prices. There was a lot of chart-fixing via pricing in the 90's! |
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21st February 2021, 10:06 AM
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QUOTE(steve201 @ Feb 20 2021, 06:01 PM) Only checking this out now Pop, where did ‘Solsbury Hill’ chart in 1977 for you!? Hi Steve  It peaked at a relatively modest 16, it was one I liked a lot but never loved as much as I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe), Games Without Frontiers, Sledgehammer and Don't Give Up, so the extra run was a useful top-up on its first-run "sales" 
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21st February 2021, 10:30 AM
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QUOTE(Popchartfreak @ Feb 21 2021, 10:02 AM) My charts are a bit volatile in early 1991 due to the varying cost of CD singles, I think. I bought them when they were 99p or £1.99 and had stopped buying vinyl singles unless they were cheap 99p or under. Enigma was £2.99 or £3.99 I think so I waited till it was near the end of it's run at the top to buy it, hoping it would be on the next Now album. There's another bounce-back shortly as I got hold of a vinyl copy for cheaper-than-usual chart prices. There was a lot of chart-fixing via pricing in the 90's! It had better not be Human!!!
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21st February 2021, 01:43 PM
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QUOTE(Popchartfreak @ Feb 21 2021, 10:06 AM) Hi Steve It peaked at a relatively modest 16, it was one I liked a lot but never loved as much as I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe), Games Without Frontiers, Sledgehammer and Don't Give Up, so the extra run was a useful top-up on its first-run "sales" Yeh it’s a great song, prob one of his best. Didn’t realise he was so popular right into the 90s! |
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22nd February 2021, 07:31 PM
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QUOTE(dandy* @ Feb 21 2021, 10:30 AM) It had better not be Human!!! worry not, once a record dropped out of my charts it was banned from entering again unless it was in the actual UK singles chart
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22nd February 2021, 07:45 PM
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17th February 1991
It's a 6th week on top of the chart for Enigma, as Robert palmer goes back up to 2 with his Marvin Gaye mash-up cover, and Ralph Tresvant gets a sudden spurt to 5 after sensitively pottering around the 20's for a while, making him the 2nd New Edition star to get a solo top 10. Chris Isaak also bounces back into the top 10 with Blue Hotel as I buy it on vinyl in order to buy Wicked Game on the B side, and a great dance track from Nomad gives me some devotion at 9. Banderas gets a fab climb into the 20, and Lindy Leyton rockets up to 20 with a song I didn't remember liking so much! But there's the proof, I did! The Bee Gees are back with Chain Reaction, oops I mean Secret Love using the same rhythm track they used for Diana Ross, in at 23, as Twin Peaks' Julee Cruise gets a 2nd top 40 - a disturbing, but worthwhile, David Lynch show both funny and shocking. Roxette come join the Joyride, and keep the big hits coming on strong at 39, new in just ahead of Living Colour rearing it's ugly head. Jesus Jones get a quick follow-up, Who, Where, Why? Told you who, in the charts, and because they can. Ex-Bangles lead singer, Susannah Hoffs gets a solo entry on her own side of the bed, The Byrds main-man Roger McGuinn gets his new solo track joining his classic 60's EP down the bottom end of the chart, and The Beatles have a B-side from the I Feel Fine single I bought in 1976, She's A Woman, and which featured in the movie Help!, covered by Scritti Politti, giving Green Gartside 7 years of chart entries, and The Beatles another hit song 21 years after they'd split up. 1 ( 1 ) SADENESS PART I Enigma 2 ( 4 ) MERCY MERCY ME/ I WANT YOU Robert Palmer 3 ( 5 ) HEAL THE PAIN George Michael 4 ( 3 ) 3 a.m (ETERNAL) The KLF featuring Ricardo Da Force 5 ( 24 ) SENSITIVITY Ralph Tresvant 6 ( 6 ) ONLY YOU Praise 7 ( 2 ) COMING OUT OF THE DARK Gloria Estefan 8 ( 13 ) BLUE HOTEL Chris Isaak 9 ( 11 ) (I WANNA GIVE YOU) DEVOTION Nomad featuring MC Mikee Freedom 10 ( 7 ) WHAT DO I HAVE TO DO Kylie Minogue 11 ( 8 ) G.L.A.D. Kim Appleby 12 ( 10 ) MY LOVE IS A FIRE Donny Osmond 13 ( 9 ) AUBERGE Chris Rea 14 ( 14 ) I BELIEVE EMF 15 ( 12 ) YOU’VE LOST THAT LOVIN’ FEELIN’ The Righteous Brothers 16 ( 17 ) OUTSTANDING Kenny Thomas 17 ( 27 ) EVERY BEAT OF THE HEART The Railway Children 18 ( 15 ) WICKED GAME Chris Isaak 19 ( 33 ) THIS IS YOUR LIFE Banderas 20 ( 50 ) ECHO MY HEART Lindy Leyton 21 ( 19 ) BOW DOWN MISTER Jesus Loves You aka Boy George 22 ( 16 ) CRAZY Seal 23 ( NEW ) SECRET LOVE The Bee Gees 24 ( 20 ) BABY PLEASE DON’T GO Them featuring Van Morrison 25 ( 25 ) ALL RIGHT NOW (REMIX) Free 26 ( 29 ) YOU GOT THE LOVE The Source featuring Candi Staton 27 ( 23 ) (THEY LONG TO BE) CLOSE TO YOU/ MERRY CHRISTMAS DARLING Carpenters 28 ( 21 ) SMALLTOWN BOY ’91 Jimmy Somerville 29 ( 48 ) ROCKIN’ BACK INSIDE MY HEART Julee Cruise 30 ( 18 ) COOL JERK The Go-go’s 31 ( 22 ) HIPPYCHICK Soho 32 ( 38 ) GOOD TIMES Jimmy Barnes & INXS 33 ( NEW ) WHICH WAY SHOULD I JUMP? Milltown Brothers 34 ( 26 ) PREACHER MAN Bananarama 35 ( 30 ) THE WAY YOU DO THE THINGS YOU DO UB40 36 ( 46 ) HERE COMES THE HAMMER MC Hammer 37 ( 39 ) BEING BORING Pet Shop Boys 38 ( 35 ) ALL TOGETHER NOW The Farm featuring Pete Wylie 39 ( NEW ) JOYRIDE Roxette 40 ( NEW ) LOVE REARS IT’S UGLY HEAD Living Colour 41 ( 28 ) WIGGLE IT 2 In A Room 42 ( 31 ) SUMMER RAIN Belinda Carlisle 43 ( 43 ) ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER The Jimi Hendrix Experience 44 ( 44 ) HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE The Bee Gees 45 ( 37 ) (I’VE HAD) THE TIME OF MY LIFE Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes 46 ( 36 ) GONNA MAKE YOU SWEAT C+C Music Factory 47 ( 34 ) CAN I KICK IT A Tribe Called Quest 48 ( 64 ) KISS LIKE ETHER Claudia Brucken 49 ( 49 ) HEY JUDE The Beatles 50 ( 41 ) GAMES New Kids On The Block 51 ( 32 ) INTERNATIONAL BRIGHT YOUNG THING Jesus Jones 52 ( 63 ) BEAUTIFUL LOVE Julian Cope 53 ( 52 ) WHY CAN’T WE LIVE TOGETHER (1990 TK REMIX) Timmy Thomas 54 ( 51 ) WAITING FOR THE DAY George Michael 55 ( 53 ) LOVE WILL NEVER DO WITHOUT YOU (ALBUM VERSION/REMIX VERSION) Janet Jackson 56 ( 42 ) CRAZY Patsy Cline 57 ( NEW ) WHO WHERE WHY Jesus Jones 58 ( NEW ) MY SIDE OF THE BED Susannah Hoffs 59 ( 71 ) PROOF Paul Simon 60 ( 59 ) LET IT BE The Beatles 61 ( 56 ) DO THE BARTMAN The Simpsons featuring Michael Jackson 62 ( 45 ) THINKING ABOUT YOUR BODY 2 Mad 63 ( 60 ) WAIFS AND STRAYS Marc Almond 64 ( 55 ) ICE ICE BABY Vanilla Ice 65 ( 58 ) JUSTIFY MY LOVE Madonna 66 ( 73 ) GET HERE Oleta Adams 67 ( 68 ) ESCAPADE Janet Jackson 68 ( 67 ) PRAYING FOR TIME George Michael 69 ( 54 ) JOHNNY PANIC AND THE BIBLE OF DREAMS (FLUKE REMIX) Johnny Panic And The Bible Of Dreams aka Tears For Fears 70 ( 61 ) FREEDOM ’90 George Michael 71 ( 70 ) YOU’VE GOT A FRIEND Big Fun and Sonia featuring Gary Barnacle 72 ( NEW ) KING OF THE HILL Roger McGuinn 73 ( 65 ) UNCHAINED MELODY The Righteous Brothers 74 ( 69 ) MR. TAMBOURINE MAN/EIGHT MILES HIGH (4 DIMENSIONS EP) The Byrds 75 ( NEW ) SHE’S A WOMAN Scritti Politti Oldies 1 SEE THE DAY Dee C. Lee 2 ISLAND OF DREAMS The Springfields 3 SOS Abba |
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23rd February 2021, 10:32 AM
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6 weeks! *.*
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23rd February 2021, 10:55 AM
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oh nice that Susanna Hoffs is in, loved My Side of the Bed, always forgot she did solo material besides Bangles
it's a pity it didn't do much in the charts, not sure why, she's certainly the full package 
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23rd February 2021, 06:13 PM
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QUOTE(dandy* @ Feb 23 2021, 10:32 AM) 6 weeks! *.* What are your longest running #1s John? It's rare that I've seen you have songs chart at #1 for as long as this. Yeah it's rare for me in my grown-up years to have long-running number ones When I was young and more obsessive it was quite common As will become quite apparent when I get round to my all-time chart-sales top 200 (still working on that chart) but 6 weeks and more in total (some have more than one run):60's California Dreamin' The Mamas & The Papas 17 weeks (part of an EP, so 2 other tracks also feature but it was this one really) The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore The Walker Brothers 8 weeks There's A Ghost In My House R. Dean Taylor 6 weeks Daydream Believer The Monkees 8 weeks (also other tracks on that EP but this was the main one) I Was Made To Love Her Stevie Wonder 6 wks Different Drum Stone Poneys/ Linda Ronstadt 6 wks Last Night In Soho Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich 10 wks all of the above were as "oldies" in later decades these are from the start of my charts aged 10/11: Hey Jude/Revolution The Beatles 7 Those Were The Days Mary Hopkin 9 Build Me Up Buttercup The Foundations 7 Dizzy Tommy Roe 11 Something In The Air Thunderclap Newman 7 In The Year 2525 Zager & Evans 8 Sugar Sugar The Archies 10 The 70s: Temma Harbour Mary Hopkin 6 Ride A White Swan T.Rex 6 My Sweet Lord George Harrison 6 Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep Middle Of The Road 12 ( )Tweedle Dee Tweedle Dum Middle Of The Road 9 ( )Imagine John Lennon 8 Metal Guru T.Rex 7 Goodbye To Love Carpenters 6 Happy Xmas. War Is Over John & Yoko/ Plastic Ono Band 13 (Christmasses!) Love Train The O'Jays 6 See My Baby Jive Wizzard 11 Hypnosis Mud 7 Jet Paul McCartney & Wings 7 Angie Baby Helen Reddy 6 Bohemian Rhapsody Queen 6 I Believe In Father Christmas Greg Lake 10 (Christmasses!) Mamma Mia Abba 8 Fernando Abba 6 Dancing Queen Abba 19 the winnah! 1976 and 1992 Abba Gold reissue 2 runs) Livin’ Thing Electric Light Orchestra 6 Knowing Me Knowing You Abba 12 I Feel Love Donna Summer 7 Take A Chance On Me Abba 6 Baker Street Gerry Rafferty 9 Thank You For The Music Abba 7 Eagle Abba 8 Voulez Vous/Angel Eyes Abba 6 Bit of an Abba obsession going on there, but I knew my love was SO right... The 80's The Day Before You Came Abba 6 Billie-Jean Michael Jackson 6 Two Tribes Frankie Goes To Hollywood 6 Drive The Cars 7 Last Christmas/Everything She Wants Wham! 6 (Xmas!) Everybody Wants To Rule The World Tears For Fears 6 The Sun Always Shines On TV a-ha 6 A Different Corner George Michael 9 Human The Human League 7 Sowing The Seeds Of Love Tears For Fears 7 The 90's: Sadeness Enigma 6 For Whom The Bell Tolls The Bee Gees 6 Earth Song Michael Jackson 8 You Got The Love (Remix) The Source/ Candi Staton 6 Halo Texas 7 Stay Bernard Butler 6 The 00's: Life Is A Rollercoaster Ronan Keating 6 Inner Smile Texas 7 Caught In The Middle A1 7 Harder Kosheen 6 Say It Right Nelly Furtado 6 Four Minutes Madonna/Justin Timberlake 6 The 10's: Crossfire Brandon Flowers 7 The Flood Take That 7 Princess Of China Coldplay/ Rihanna 8 Somebody That I Used To Know Gotye/Kimbra 6 Disconnected Keane 7 Colours In The Sky Miami Horror featuring CLEOPOLD 6 I Can Change Brandon Flowers 6 Queen Of Peace Florence + The Machine 7 When You Know Robbie Williams 7 I Trance Agnes 6 Some you will recoil in horror at But only 6 each for the 90's and 00's. Previous decades have the benefit of second third or more chart runs, but the 90's and 21st century are in the process of extra runs (eg Javiera Mena just got a second spin on top).Biggest uninterrupted runs? 10 weeks: Dancing Queen, Knowing Me Knowing You, Last Night In Soho and the top one: California Dreamin' for 15 weeks on it's 1997 reissue. It was a very strange year for me, taking refuge in familiar old loves... |
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23rd February 2021, 06:23 PM
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QUOTE(Bjork @ Feb 23 2021, 10:55 AM) oh nice that Susanna Hoffs is in, loved My Side of the Bed, always forgot she did solo material besides Bangles it's a pity it didn't do much in the charts, not sure why, she's certainly the full package yes it's shame she had a great voice - though she has recently charted for me with Travis (The Only Thing)
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23rd February 2021, 06:51 PM
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I forgot that Dancing Queen spent more weeks at # 1 than Knowing Me Knowing You.
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27th February 2021, 07:54 PM
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QUOTE(Last Dreamer @ Feb 23 2021, 06:51 PM) I forgot that Dancing Queen spent more weeks at # 1 than Knowing Me Knowing You. Yes I love them both passionately, but prob KMKY a bit more than DQ these days...
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27th February 2021, 09:39 PM
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QUOTE(Popchartfreak @ Feb 27 2021, 07:54 PM) Yes I love them both passionately, but prob KMKY a bit more than DQ these days... Yep same for me. DQ is overplayed and dare I say it John, overrated. Just a bit. Fab single still. Knocked off No.1 by my all time fave song, Mississippi. |
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1st March 2021, 08:37 AM
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QUOTE(common sense @ Feb 27 2021, 09:39 PM) Yep same for me. DQ is overplayed and dare I say it John, overrated. Just a bit. Fab single still. Knocked off No.1 by my all time fave song, Mississippi. Mississippi peaked at 2 in my chart - behind Dancing Queen I think, oops! For such a huge record of the time Mississippi never gets played these days, prob cos it falls somewhere between Eurocheese and Country - showing the link to Country goes back 45 years to the Netherlands, at least! Common Linnets being the more famous recent example.
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1st March 2021, 01:09 PM
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Some fantastic long runners there many of them well deserved.
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6th March 2021, 01:33 PM
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QUOTE(steve201 @ Mar 1 2021, 01:09 PM) Some fantastic long runners there many of them well deserved. Thanks Steve
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6th March 2021, 01:58 PM
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24th February 1991
It's a first week on top for Robert Palmer and his inventive and classy mash-up of 2 Marvin Gaye songs, it had only taken Robert 13 years to get a chart-topper from debut - Every Kinda People will be back before long though, his first chart entry. Julee Cruise shoots up to 3 following a Twin Peaks boost, and Banderas hop up to 7 with the fab This Is Your Life, and Jesus Loves You gives Boy George 9 years of top 10's, pretty much whether he's in chart fashion of not. Roxette keep the top 20 tracks on a joyride, and the late Del Shannon gets a posthumous Jeff Lynne-spearheaded highest new entry with Walk Away at 23. It's very Jeff Lynne, working with one of his idols, and that's always a good thing. Mica Paris is back, this time with a classy previously obscure Prince song, new at 34, Madonna's needless remix of Crazy For You brings it back into the UK charts, and the over-rated ballad duly comes back at 32 here to boot. LL Cool J is 4 years into his chart career with Round The Way Girl, Dream Warriors are in at 59 with a Donovan song title and sample, Daisy Age rap giving the 60's UK hippie folkie some much-needed and deserved street-cred. Patsy Cline charts another early 60's oldie, I Fall To Pieces, Morrissey mentions Our Frank in passing, Debbie Gibson scrapes a 4th year of chart activity, and Rod Stewart is back with a biggie 20 years into his run, Rhythm Of The Night a Trevor Horn polished bagpipe-featuring 80's song based on Loch Lomond, a Scottish traditional 19th Century ballad. Finally The Clash's 1982 minor hit Should I Stay Or Should I Go is featured in an advert and bounces back on course for a belated UK chart-topper. But not here. 1 ( 2 ) MERCY MERCY ME/ I WANT YOU Robert Palmer 2 ( 1 ) SADENESS PART I Enigma 3 ( 29 ) ROCKIN’ BACK INSIDE MY HEART Julee Cruise 4 ( 3 ) HEAL THE PAIN George Michael 5 ( 4 ) 3 a.m (ETERNAL) The KLF featuring Ricardo Da Force 6 ( 9 ) (I WANNA GIVE YOU) DEVOTION Nomad featuring MC Mikee Freedom 7 ( 19 ) THIS IS YOUR LIFE Banderas 8 ( 8 ) BLUE HOTEL Chris Isaak 9 ( 21 ) BOW DOWN MISTER Jesus Loves You aka Boy George 10 ( 10 ) WHAT DO I HAVE TO DO Kylie Minogue 11 ( 6 ) ONLY YOU Praise 12 ( 16 ) OUTSTANDING Kenny Thomas 13 ( 5 ) SENSITIVITY Ralph Tresvant 14 ( 23 ) SECRET LOVE The Bee Gees 15 ( 7 ) COMING OUT OF THE DARK Gloria Estefan 16 ( 11 ) G.L.A.D. Kim Appleby 17 ( 13 ) AUBERGE Chris Rea 18 ( 15 ) YOU’VE LOST THAT LOVIN’ FEELIN’ The Righteous Brothers 19 ( 12 ) MY LOVE IS A FIRE Donny Osmond 20 ( 39 ) JOYRIDE Roxette 21 ( 14 ) I BELIEVE EMF 22 ( 17 ) EVERY BEAT OF THE HEART The Railway Children 23 ( NEW ) WALK AWAY Del Shannon 24 ( 18 ) WICKED GAME Chris Isaak 25 ( 25 ) ALL RIGHT NOW (REMIX) Free 26 ( 26 ) YOU GOT THE LOVE The Source featuring Candi Staton 27 ( 22 ) CRAZY Seal 28 ( NEW ) YOU MESMERISE ME Maureen 29 ( 33 ) WHICH WAY SHOULD I JUMP? Milltown Brothers 30 ( 40 ) LOVE REARS IT’S UGLY HEAD Living Colour 31 ( 27 ) (THEY LONG TO BE) CLOSE TO YOU/ MERRY CHRISTMAS DARLING Carpenters 32 ( NEW ) CRAZY FOR YOU (REMIX) Madonna 33 ( 72 ) KING OF THE HILL Roger McGuinn 34 ( NEW ) IF I LUV U 2 NIGHT Mica Paris 35 ( 32 ) GOOD TIMES Jimmy Barnes & INXS 36 ( 20 ) ECHO MY HEART Lindy Leyton 37 ( 57 ) WHO WHERE WHY Jesus Jones 38 ( 28 ) SMALLTOWN BOY ’91 Jimmy Somerville 39 ( 61 ) DO THE BARTMAN The Simpsons featuring Michael Jackson 40 ( 52 ) BEAUTIFUL LOVE Julian Cope 41 ( 31 ) HIPPYCHICK Soho 42 ( 37 ) BEING BORING Pet Shop Boys 43 ( 24 ) BABY PLEASE DON’T GO Them featuring Van Morrison 44 ( 36 ) HERE COMES THE HAMMER MC Hammer 45 ( 43 ) ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER The Jimi Hendrix Experience 46 ( 44 ) HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE The Bee Gees 47 ( 58 ) MY SIDE OF THE BED Susannah Hoffs 48 ( 38 ) ALL TOGETHER NOW The Farm featuring Pete Wylie 49 ( NEW ) ROUND THE WAY GIRL LL Cool J 50 ( 49 ) HEY JUDE The Beatles 51 ( 30 ) COOL JERK The Go-go’s 52 ( 34 ) PREACHER MAN Bananarama 53 ( 53 ) WHY CAN’T WE LIVE TOGETHER (1990 TK REMIX) Timmy Thomas 54 ( 35 ) THE WAY YOU DO THE THINGS YOU DO UB40 55 ( 55 ) LOVE WILL NEVER DO WITHOUT YOU (ALBUM VERSION/REMIX VERSION) Janet Jackson 56 ( 54 ) WAITING FOR THE DAY George Michael 57 ( 45 ) (I’VE HAD) THE TIME OF MY LIFE Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes 58 ( NEW ) I FALL TO PIECES Patsy Cline 59 ( NEW ) WEAR YOUR LOVE LIKE HEAVEN Definition Of Sound 60 ( 60 ) LET IT BE The Beatles 61 ( NEW ) LODI Dream Warriors 62 ( 42 ) SUMMER RAIN Belinda Carlisle 63 ( 46 ) GONNA MAKE YOU SWEAT C+C Music Factory 64 ( NEW ) OUR FRANK Morrissey 65 ( 47 ) CAN I KICK IT A Tribe Called Quest 66 ( NEW ) LOVE WALKED IN Thunder 67 ( NEW ) RHYTHM OF MY HEART Rod Stewart 68 ( 67 ) ESCAPADE Janet Jackson 69 ( 63 ) WAIFS AND STRAYS Marc Almond 70 ( NEW ) THINK ABOUT DJH Featuring Stefy 71 ( NEW ) ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE Debbie Gibson 72 ( 56 ) CRAZY Patsy Cline 73 ( NEW ) ECHO CHAMBER Beats International 74 ( NEW ) SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO The Clash 75 ( NEW ) I DUNNO WHAT IT IS Beatmasters playlist records 1 THOSE GOOD OLD DREAMS Carpenters 2 “Behaviour” Pet Shop Boys 3 HAVE YOU SEEN HER Chi-Lites |
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6th March 2021, 04:25 PM
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Shakin Stevens
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Great to see a new number one.
My favourite track in the top 10 is of course ‘3am Eternal’!! ❤️ |
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6th March 2021, 05:28 PM
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QUOTE(steve201 @ Mar 6 2021, 04:25 PM) Great to see a new number one. My favourite track in the top 10 is of course ‘3am Eternal’!! ❤️ Thanks Steve, There'll be another new number one shortly KLF are The Act of 1991 for me, even considering Pet Shop Boys and my inbuilt biases. Actually I might do 60 years of Best Act Of 1960 onwards (if I count the womb months ) based on what was released each year and see if Pet Shop Boys grab every year they have a new album out. Or not.
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