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 My 1992 Charts, A bit KLF, a bit dance, a bit rock, a bit pop, a bit retrosoul |
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 9th March 2024, 05:34 PM
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15th November 1992
It's unexpectedly up to the top spot after 10 weeks dithering for BoyzIIMen's End Of The Road. I wasn't convinced, then it grew on me, then it convinced me it was really good, and then I found myself falling out of love with it over the years. They had better records, but they also had much worse records (to come). The one that should have topped this week was Charles & Eddy, now there's a track that sounds better with time. Cher becomes the 2nd act to make Oh No Not My Baby a top 10 song, after Rod Stewart's 1973 version, but I'd still go for a Carole King version of her own song, myself. Heaven 17 just fall short of the top 10, that's Temptation, and Sade re-enters at a new peak of 26 after under-performing with No Ordinary Love, and even that's far short of where it deserves to be, but it'll be back in 1993 for another go. The highest new track is The B52's Is That You Mo-Dean, quirky as ever at 34, as Dr. Alban's It's My Life drops out the chart, but also enters with follow-up One Love at 45. Definition Of Sound return again with Can I Get Over in at 60, and there's re-entries from Vivienne McKOne and Galliano. MC Mario and mates drop in with SuperMarioLand, a massive computer game that otherwise passed me by, as it culturally has ever since, in movies, music and anything else, but there's no way I could have foreseen that Universal Studios Florida (which I had already been to a few times) would be building a 3rd huge new Theme Park down the road from Universal number one in 2024, part of which is a themed around Mario. It'll be huge, along with the Harry Potter part 2, Universal Monsters and other areas. Gerry Rafferty is still charting for me, but tragically he'll be passing away in just over a year, and Madness make a comeback ahead of their UK chart comeback in 5 years time, The Harder They Come. That leaves Vaya Con Dios returning after a City break in Amsterdam or Paris (I forget which one, Paris I think) let me buy the vinyl single they had out circa 1990/1991. I was in a Spanish restaurant about 15 years later, and an elderly chap with a guitar who was singing Spanish music asked if I had any requests, so I picked the only one I thought he would know that I would know - Vaya Con Dios. He was very good and seemed pleased with the request. 1 ( 6 ) END OF THE ROAD BoyzIIMen # 1 2 ( 1 ) KEEP THE FAITH Bon Jovi # 1 3 ( 3 ) DANCING QUEEN/ EAGLE ABBA # 1 4 ( 2 ) GOLD East 17 # 2 5 ( 7 ) WOULD I LIE TO YOU Charles & Eddy # 5 6 ( 10 ) I’D DIE WITHOUT YOU PM Dawn # 6 7 ( 4 ) VOULEZ VOUS ABBA # 1 8 ( 22 ) OH NO NOT MY BABY Cher # 8 9 ( 9 ) BE MY BABY Vanessa Paradis # 5 10 ( 5 ) QUEEN OF RAIN Roxette # 5 11 ( 55 ) TEMPTATION (REMIX) Heaven 17 # 11 12 ( 8 ) RUN TO YOU Rage # 4 13 ( 11 ) SLEEPING SATELLITE Tasmin Archer # 1 14 ( 14 ) HELLO (TURN YOUR RADIO ON) Shakespear’s Sister # 6 15 ( 12 ) SENTINEL Mike Oldfield # 2 16 ( 19 ) SWEAT (A LA LA LA LA LONG) Inner Circle # 16 17 ( 15 ) CONNECTED Stereo MC’s # 4 18 ( 13 ) PEOPLE EVERYDAY Arrested Development # 13 19 ( 34 ) YOUR TOWN Deacon Blue # 19 20 ( 27 ) 99.9F Suzanne Vega # 20 21 ( 23 ) PIECE OF MY HEART Erma Franklin # 5 22 ( 31 ) FREE YOUR MIND En Vogue # 22 23 ( 20 ) THE LAST SONG Elton John # 20 24 ( 37 ) TASTE IT INXS # 24 25 ( 21 ) YOU WEAR IT WELL Rod Stewart # 6 26 ( RE ) NO ORDINARY LOVE Sade # 26 27 ( 33 ) EROTICA Madonna # 10 28 ( 28 ) BITCHES BREW The Inspiral Carpets # 28 29 ( 73 ) YESTERDAYS Guns ‘n’ Roses # 29 30 ( 16 ) COLD Annie Lennox # 16 31 ( 18 ) IT WILL MAKE ME CRAZY Felix # 18 32 ( 32 ) HEARTBREAK RADIO Roy Orbison # 32 33 ( 24 ) NOTHING TO FEAR Chris Rea # 16 34 ( NEW ) IS THAT YOU MO-DEAN The B52’s # 34 35 ( 17 ) MY DESTINY Lionel Richie # 17 36 ( 50 ) IRRESISTiBLE Cathy Dennis # 36 37 ( 39 ) BOSS DRUM The Shamen # 37 38 ( 35 ) THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE Janet Jackson & Luther Vandross # 9 39 ( 36 ) JAM Michael Jackson # 2 40 ( 25 ) BOOM BOOM John Lee Hooker # 20 41 ( 26 ) FAITHFUL Go West # 12 42 ( 42 ) LOVE ME DO The Beatles # 7 43 ( 51 ) METAL GURU T.Rex # 1 44 ( 44 ) 20th CENTURY BOY T.Rex # 1 45 ( NEW ) ONE LOVE Dr. Alban # 45 46 ( 45 ) WHO IS IT? Michael Jackson # 2 47 ( 38 ) EBENEEZER GOODE The Shamen # 2 48 ( 60 ) THE RACE Yello # 48 49 ( 48 ) DELILAH Tom Jones # 1 50 ( 29 ) ERASURE-ISH EP (A LITTLE RESPECT/STOP) Bjorn Again # 10 51 ( 49 ) MISS CHATELAINE k.d. Lang # 10 52 ( 30 ) DO YOU BELIEVE IN US Jon Secada # 30 53 ( 53 ) WHO NEEDS LOVE LIKE THAT Erasure # 53 54 ( 54 ) YOU’VE LOST THAT LOVIN’ FEELIN’ The Righteous Brothers # 1 55 ( 41 ) IRON LION ZION Bob Marley & The Wailers # 4 56 ( 56 ) FATHER The Christians # 56 57 ( 52 ) EVEN BETTER THAN THE REAL THING/REMIX U2 # 1 58 ( 43 ) MY NAME IS PRINCE Prince # 6 59 ( 59 ) MY HAND OVER MY HEART Marc Almond # 1 60 ( NEW ) CAN I GET OVER Definition Of Sound # 60 61 ( 63 ) I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU Whitney Houston # 61 62 ( 61 ) THE DAYS OF PEARLY SPENCER Marc Almond # 1 63 ( RE ) BEWARE Vivienne McKone # 63 64 ( 64 ) HEY JUDE The Beatles # 1 65 ( 47 ) SOMETIMES LOVE JUST AIN’T ENOUGH Patti Smyth & Don Henley # 7 66 ( 66 ) WHEN THE NIGHT COMES Joe Cocker # 66 67 ( RE ) JUS’ REACH Galliano # 40 68 ( NEW ) SUPERMARIOLAND Ambassadors Of Funk featuring MC Mario # 68 69 ( 69 ) WHY CAN’T WE LIVE TOGETHER (1990 TK REMIX) Timmy Thomas # 1 70 ( 70 ) IT’S YOU EMF # 70 71 ( 72 ) THOSE WERE THE DAYS Mary Hopkin # 1 72 ( NEW ) I COULD BE WRONG Gerry Rafferty # 72 73 ( NEW ) THE HARDER THEY COME Madness # 73 74 ( 58 ) WHAT’S IN A WORD The Christians # 7 75 ( NEW ) HEADING FOR A FALL Vaya Con Dios # 75 playlist 1 “Erotica” album Madonna 2 “What’s Going On?” album Marvin Gaye 3 “16 Greatest Hits” Ray Charles |
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27th April 2024, 01:21 PM
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22nd November 1992
It's 2 weeks on top for BoyzIIMen, holding off a double threat from Michael Jackson and the late Otis Redding. Heal The World had grabbed a couple of places as an album track, but now out as a single it smashes in at 2 a year after I first went keen on it. Dock Of The Bay pre-dated my chart, but was a huge fave in the late 60's and early 70's, and had charted in 1974 as a re-issue for me, but now hits a new peak of 3 on a second re-issue. Madonna's best track on Erotica also gets a single release, should have been the lead single - Deeper And Deeper debuts at 9. Another album track drops as a single at 26 for Prince, still releasing good stuff with "7", but ti's not long to go before he sabotages his own career by "killing off" Prince and emerging as "Symbol". Celine pops back in at 31 for me, a new peak for Love Can Move Mountains, and ditto Enya at 36 with The Celts. Kylie Minogue meanwhile covers Kool & The Gang and is rewarded with a number 50 debut, as the soul/dance covers keep on coming until she gets some better new material. Down the bottom end, Take That are back with a cover of the Barry Manilow/Donna Summer hit rewrite of a classical tune, Could It Be Magic at 74? At 75, Michael Bolton does his best to ruin The Bee Gees' brilliant To Love Somebody, as covered by Nina Simone and Jimmy Somerville to decent result. 1 ( 1 ) END OF THE ROAD BoyzIIMen # 1 2 ( RE ) HEAL THE WORLD Michael Jackson # 2 3 ( NEW ) (SITTING ON THE ) DOCK OF THE BAY Otis Redding # 3 4 ( 5 ) WOULD I LIE TO YOU Charles & Eddy # 4 5 ( 2 ) KEEP THE FAITH Bon Jovi # 1 6 ( 3 ) DANCING QUEEN/ EAGLE ABBA # 1 7 ( 4 ) GOLD East 17 # 2 8 ( 6 ) I’D DIE WITHOUT YOU PM Dawn # 6 9 ( NEW ) DEEPER AND DEEPER Madonna # 9 10 ( 9 ) BE MY BABY Vanessa Paradis # 5 11 ( 11 ) TEMPTATION (REMIX) Heaven 17 # 11 12 ( 7 ) VOULEZ VOUS ABBA # 1 13 ( 10 ) QUEEN OF RAIN Roxette # 5 14 ( 14 ) HELLO (TURN YOUR RADIO ON) Shakespear’s Sister # 6 15 ( 8 ) OH NO NOT MY BABY Cher # 8 16 ( 19 ) YOUR TOWN Deacon Blue # 16 17 ( 12 ) RUN TO YOU Rage # 4 18 ( 13 ) SLEEPING SATELLITE Tasmin Archer # 1 19 ( 24 ) TASTE IT INXS # 19 20 ( 22 ) FREE YOUR MIND En Vogue # 20 21 ( 18 ) PEOPLE EVERYDAY Arrested Development # 13 22 ( 15 ) SENTINEL Mike Oldfield # 2 23 ( 36 ) IRRESISTiBLE Cathy Dennis # 23 24 ( 16 ) SWEAT (A LA LA LA LA LONG) Inner Circle # 16 25 ( 45 ) ONE LOVE Dr. Alban # 25 26 ( NEW ) 7 Prince & The New Power Generation # 26 27 ( 17 ) CONNECTED Stereo MC’s # 4 28 ( 21 ) PIECE OF MY HEART Erma Franklin # 5 29 ( 29 ) YESTERDAYS Guns ‘n’ Roses # 29 30 ( 20 ) 99.9F Suzanne Vega # 20 31 ( RE ) LOVE CAN MOVE MOUNTAINS Celine Dion # 31 32 ( 34 ) IS THAT YOU MO-DEAN The B52’s # 32 33 ( 27 ) EROTICA Madonna # 10 34 ( 37 ) BOSS DRUM The Shamen # 34 35 ( 25 ) YOU WEAR IT WELL Rod Stewart # 6 36 ( RE ) THE CELTS Enya # 36 37 ( 53 ) WHO NEEDS LOVE LIKE THAT Erasure # 37 38 ( 70 ) IT’S YOU EMF # 38 39 ( 23 ) THE LAST SONG Elton John # 20 40 ( 73 ) THE HARDER THEY COME Madness # 40 41 ( 26 ) NO ORDINARY LOVE Sade # 26 42 ( 39 ) JAM Michael Jackson # 2 43 ( 28 ) BITCHES BREW The Inspiral Carpets # 28 44 ( 43 ) METAL GURU T.Rex # 1 45 ( 44 ) 20th CENTURY BOY T.Rex # 1 46 ( 42 ) LOVE ME DO The Beatles # 7 47 ( 38 ) THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE Janet Jackson & Luther Vandross # 9 48 ( 40 ) BOOM BOOM John Lee Hooker # 20 49 ( 46 ) WHO IS IT? Michael Jackson # 2 50 ( NEW ) CELEBRATION Kylie Minogue # 50 51 ( 49 ) DELILAH Tom Jones # 1 52 ( 47 ) EBENEEZER GOODE The Shamen # 2 53 ( 33 ) NOTHING TO FEAR Chris Rea # 16 54 ( 54 ) YOU’VE LOST THAT LOVIN’ FEELIN’ The Righteous Brothers # 1 55 ( 55 ) IRON LION ZION Bob Marley & The Wailers # 4 56 ( 50 ) ERASURE-ISH EP (A LITTLE RESPECT/STOP) Bjorn Again # 10 57 ( 66 ) WHEN THE NIGHT COMES Joe Cocker # 57 58 ( 32 ) HEARTBREAK RADIO Roy Orbison # 32 59 ( NEW ) HOW DOES IT FEEL Electroset # 59 60 ( 59 ) MY HAND OVER MY HEART Marc Almond # 1 61 ( 57 ) EVEN BETTER THAN THE REAL THING/REMIX U2 # 1 62 ( 30 ) COLD Annie Lennox # 16 63 ( 62 ) THE DAYS OF PEARLY SPENCER Marc Almond # 1 64 ( 64 ) HEY JUDE The Beatles # 1 65 ( 67 ) JUS’ REACH Galliano # 40 66 ( 41 ) FAITHFUL Go West # 12 67 ( NEW ) WHO PAYS THE PIPER Gary Clail # 67 68 ( 58 ) MY NAME IS PRINCE Prince # 6 69 ( 69 ) WHY CAN’T WE LIVE TOGETHER (1990 TK REMIX) Timmy Thomas # 1 70 ( 31 ) IT WILL MAKE ME CRAZY Felix # 18 71 ( 71 ) THOSE WERE THE DAYS Mary Hopkin # 1 72 ( 72 ) I COULD BE WRONG Gerry Rafferty # 72 73 ( 51 ) MISS CHATELAINE k.d. Lang # 10 74 ( NEW ) COULD IT BE MAGIC Take That # 74 75 ( NEW ) TO LOVE SOMEBODY Michael Bolton # 75 Playlisted oldies 1 “Best Of Bobby Vee” album Bobby Vee 2 YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE Nancy Sinatra 3 THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS a-ha 4 VIEW TO A KILL Duran Duran |
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28th April 2024, 07:39 AM
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QUOTE(Popchartfreak @ 9th March 2024, 08:34 PM)  75 ( NEW ) HEADING FOR A FALL Vaya Con Dios # 75 I don't know a reason, but her "Nah Neh Nah" single still popular and have good airplay on radiostations in my country. In my chart "Just a Friend of Mine" peaked at # 8 . |
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28th April 2024, 10:38 AM
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QUOTE(Last Dreamer @ 28th April 2024, 08:39 AM) I don't know a reason, but her "Nah Neh Nah" single still popular and have good airplay on radiostations in my country. In my chart "Just a Friend of Mine" peaked at # 8 . never heard that Nah Neh track, it's quite catchy actually so I can see why it gets played, it's sort of Spanish guitar goes Swing. I first heard Vaya Con Dios in Paris, they never got played in the UK! |
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18th May 2024, 01:50 PM
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29th November 1992
It's 2 weeks on top for BoyzIIMen, who preside over an avalanche of new entries. Heaven 17 get the Temptation Remix 2 slots lower then the 1983 original, and Prince grabs another top 10 with 7 at 6, but the action is lower down the chart as highest entry goes to Carter, The Unstoppable Sex Machine's cover of the Don Quixote "Man Of La Mancha" musical showstopper The Impossible Dream, in at 15. An unlikely cover, but it works and I love the song, mostly Glen Campbell's version I knew prior to this one. New at 19 Stereo MC's return with their best record, possibly, Step It Up, and Cliff is back strong at 27 with a sweet but not nauseating ballad I Still Believe In You for a 24th year of charting, for me. Meanwhile Bob Marley back catalogue revamping continues with the rather good actually Why Should I at 29. Shabba Ranks joins Johnny Gill on Slow And Sexy. I still enjoy hearing Jonathan Ross say Shabba Ranks. Maxi Priest keeps the reggae hits coming at 33, and Whitney's back at a new peak with her A Star Is Born overblown anthem destruction of a Country classic, 38. Rod has a decent, if slightly dull, revamp of the unofficial Australian National Anthem, but I'll take Frank Ifield's version over-all, and Diana Ross continues the decline into bland balladry at 50. Chris Rea replaces himself in the chart with a Banana Skin, reputedly God's great one, just ahead of another ballad from U2. Wild Horses apparently COULD persuade me to chart it, and The Pasadenas cover the classic Let's Stay Together unnecessarily. On a more lively note, The Prodigy return with the bouncy Out Of Space, lower but better than most of the new ones above it. Jason Donovan follows up the Joseph biggie (and lesser hits afterwards) with a cover of the classic 40's movie Casablanca song As Time Goes By. He's no Dooley Wilson! Sade claims to Feel No Pain as she boots No Ordinary Love out the chart, REM sing about the late comic actor Andy Kaufman Man On The Moon, not nearly as funny as Taxi, his hit TV show with the great ensemble cast that made a star out of Danny De Vito, Judd Hirsch and others. Oh, and Genesis return with a live version of the song I forgot the title of live on the Radio One Roadshow in 1986 on Mike Read's Pop Quiz - now that's just taking the piss out of me even more than Mike took the piss out of my jumper! I'm sure they did it on purpose to get revenge. 1 ( 1 ) END OF THE ROAD BoyzIIMen # 1 2 ( 2 ) HEAL THE WORLD Michael Jackson # 2 3 ( 3 ) (SITTING ON THE ) DOCK OF THE BAY Otis Redding # 3 4 ( 11 ) TEMPTATION (REMIX) Heaven 17 # 4 5 ( 4 ) WOULD I LIE TO YOU Charles & Eddy # 4 6 ( 26 ) 7 Prince & The New Power Generation # 6 7 ( 6 ) DANCING QUEEN/ EAGLE ABBA # 1 8 ( 9 ) DEEPER AND DEEPER Madonna # 8 9 ( 5 ) KEEP THE FAITH Bon Jovi # 1 10 ( 10 ) BE MY BABY Vanessa Paradis # 5 11 ( 7 ) GOLD East 17 # 2 12 ( 8 ) I’D DIE WITHOUT YOU PM Dawn # 6 13 ( 16 ) YOUR TOWN Deacon Blue # 13 14 ( 15 ) OH NO NOT MY BABY Cher # 8 15 ( NEW ) THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine # 15 16 ( 12 ) VOULEZ VOUS ABBA # 1 17 ( 19 ) TASTE IT INXS # 17 18 ( 14 ) HELLO (TURN YOUR RADIO ON) Shakespear’s Sister # 6 19 ( NEW ) STEP IT UP Stereo MC’s # 19 20 ( 23 ) IRRESISTiBLE Cathy Dennis # 20 21 ( 13 ) QUEEN OF RAIN Roxette # 5 22 ( 72 ) I COULD BE WRONG Gerry Rafferty # 22 23 ( 38 ) IT’S YOU EMF # 23 24 ( 18 ) SLEEPING SATELLITE Tasmin Archer # 1 25 ( 17 ) RUN TO YOU Rage # 4 26 ( 22 ) SENTINEL Mike Oldfield # 2 27 ( NEW ) I STILL BELIEVE IN YOU Cliff Richard # 27 28 ( 21 ) PEOPLE EVERYDAY Arrested Development # 13 29 ( NEW ) WHY SHOULD I Bob Marley & The Wailers # 29 30 ( 20 ) FREE YOUR MIND En Vogue # 20 31 ( 25 ) ONE LOVE Dr. Alban # 25 32 ( NEW ) SLOW AND SEXY Shabba Ranks & Johnny Gill # 32 33 ( NEW ) JUST WANNA KNOW Maxi Priest # 33 34 ( 34 ) BOSS DRUM The Shamen # 34 35 ( 24 ) SWEAT (A LA LA LA LA LONG) Inner Circle # 16 36 ( 31 ) LOVE CAN MOVE MOUNTAINS Celine Dion # 31 37 ( 27 ) CONNECTED Stereo MC’s # 4 38 ( RE ) I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU Whitney Houston # 38 39 ( 28 ) PIECE OF MY HEART Erma Franklin # 5 40 ( 50 ) CELEBRATION Kylie Minogue # 40 41 ( 29 ) YESTERDAYS Guns ‘n’ Roses # 29 42 ( 33 ) EROTICA Madonna # 10 43 ( NEW ) TOM TRAUBERT’S BLUES (WALTZING MATILDA) Rod Stewart # 43 44 ( 30 ) 99.9F Suzanne Vega # 20 45 ( 44 ) METAL GURU T.Rex # 1 46 ( 45 ) 20th CENTURY BOY T.Rex # 1 47 ( 42 ) JAM Michael Jackson # 2 48 ( 36 ) THE CELTS Enya # 36 49 ( 32 ) IS THAT YOU MO-DEAN The B52’s # 32 50 ( NEW ) IF WE HOLD ON TOGETHER Diana Ross # 50 51 ( 51 ) DELILAH Tom Jones # 1 52 ( 46 ) LOVE ME DO The Beatles # 7 53 ( NEW ) GOD’S GREAT BANANA SKIN Chris Rea # 53 54 ( 54 ) YOU’VE LOST THAT LOVIN’ FEELIN’ The Righteous Brothers # 1 55 ( 49 ) WHO IS IT? Michael Jackson # 2 56 ( NEW ) WHO’S GONNA RIDE YOUR WILD HORSES U2 # 56 57 ( 52 ) EBENEEZER GOODE The Shamen # 2 58 ( NEW ) LET’S STAY TOGETHER The Pasadenas # 58 59 ( 59 ) HOW DOES IT FEEL Electroset # 59 60 ( 60 ) MY HAND OVER MY HEART Marc Almond # 1 61 ( 55 ) IRON LION ZION Bob Marley & The Wailers # 4 62 ( 56 ) ERASURE-ISH EP (A LITTLE RESPECT/STOP) Bjorn Again # 10 63 ( 47 ) THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE Janet Jackson & Luther Vandross # 9 64 ( 61 ) EVEN BETTER THAN THE REAL THING/REMIX U2 # 1 65 ( 64 ) HEY JUDE The Beatles # 1 66 ( 63 ) THE DAYS OF PEARLY SPENCER Marc Almond # 1 67 ( NEW ) OUT OF SPACE The Prodigy # 67 68 ( NEW ) AS TIME GOES BY Jason Donovan # 68 69 ( 48 ) BOOM BOOM John Lee Hooker # 20 70 ( 69 ) WHY CAN’T WE LIVE TOGETHER (1990 TK REMIX) Timmy Thomas # 1 71 ( 40 ) THE HARDER THEY COME Madness # 40 72 ( 71 ) THOSE WERE THE DAYS Mary Hopkin # 1 73 ( NEW ) FEEL NO PAIN Sade # 73 74 ( NEW ) MAN ON THE MOON REM # 74 75 ( NEW ) INVISIBLE TOUCH (LIVE) Genesis # 75 76 ( RE ) THIEF OF HEARTS Madonna # 76 NON-CHART PLAYLIST OF THAT WEEK 1 THIEF OF HEARTS Madonna 2 “His Greatest Hits” Ray Charles 3 THE WINNER TAKES IT ALL ABBA |
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22nd June 2024, 12:18 PM
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6th December 1992
It's a 1968 classic from Otis Redding to bump off the last month of the year, (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay was a great posthumous hit for Otis and it featured on the first various artists compilation album dad bought in 1969 Singapore, so it forms a huge sentimental memory of the late 60's/early 70's for me. Madonna is up to 3, and the top 10 has 4 debutantes, with Stereo MC's keeping the run going, Deacon Blue getting their 2nd, WMF and 2nd too, and Cliff grabbing a late-career 24th year of top 10's. There wouldn't be many more hitting that high though after this. Two megamixes of oldies enter, Boney M at 14 and Gloria Estefan at 40, heading a bit of an invasion of newies. Bananarama are back for an 11th year with Las Thing On MY Mind, a future hit cover for Steps, but UK flop - but not here, in at 32. Pretty Vacant keeps the Sex Pistols oldies coming at 34, 15 years on from going top 20, Nirvana get a 3rd top 40, In Bloom, and 60's hitster Darlene Love is back with no Phil Spector needed for her great Christmas Home Alone track All Alone At Christmas. The Shamen and Dina Carroll keep the runs of hits coming, The Lemonheads do a decent cover of Simon & Garfunkels' Mrs Robinson movie theme, last in my chart in 1969, and 808 State revamp UB40's One In Ten 12 years on from going top 10 for me. Take That cover Barry Manilow dancepop stylee, so more Donna Summer-cover really, Freddie Mercury gets a posthumous entry, KWS try to kill another 70's classic, this time The Trammps 1975 disco goodie, Hold Back The Night, Bobby Borwn extends his chart run to 9 years, Suzanne Vega to 6, Lionel Richie to 18 years (with Commodores) and Richard Marx around ooh 5 years or so. 1 ( 3 ) (SITTING ON THE ) DOCK OF THE BAY Otis Redding # 1 2 ( 1 ) END OF THE ROAD BoyzIIMen # 1 3 ( 8 ) DEEPER AND DEEPER Madonna # 3 4 ( 6 ) 7 Prince & The New Power Generation # 4 5 ( 2 ) HEAL THE WORLD Michael Jackson # 2 6 ( 19 ) STEP IT UP Stereo MC’s # 6 7 ( 13 ) YOUR TOWN Deacon Blue # 7 8 ( 7 ) DANCING QUEEN/ EAGLE ABBA # 1 9 ( 27 ) I STILL BELIEVE IN YOU Cliff Richard # 9 10 ( 23 ) IT’S YOU EMF # 10 11 ( 4 ) TEMPTATION (REMIX) Heaven 17 # 4 12 ( 5 ) WOULD I LIE TO YOU Charles & Eddy # 4 13 ( 9 ) KEEP THE FAITH Bon Jovi # 1 14 ( NEW ) BONEY M MEGAMIX Boney # 14 15 ( 15 ) THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine # 15 16 ( 21 ) QUEEN OF RAIN Roxette # 5 17 ( 11 ) GOLD East 17 # 2 18 ( 29 ) WHY SHOULD I Bob Marley & The Wailers # 18 19 ( 10 ) BE MY BABY Vanessa Paradis # 5 20 ( 34 ) BOSS DRUM The Shamen # 20 21 ( 12 ) I’D DIE WITHOUT YOU PM Dawn # 6 22 ( 18 ) HELLO (TURN YOUR RADIO ON) Shakespear’s Sister # 6 23 ( 16 ) VOULEZ VOUS ABBA # 1 24 ( 17 ) TASTE IT INXS # 17 25 ( 14 ) OH NO NOT MY BABY Cher # 8 26 ( 22 ) I COULD BE WRONG Gerry Rafferty # 22 27 ( 25 ) RUN TO YOU Rage # 4 28 ( 28 ) PEOPLE EVERYDAY Arrested Development # 13 29 ( 43 ) TOM TRAUBERT’S BLUES (WALTZING MATILDA) Rod Stewart # 29 30 ( 26 ) SENTINEL Mike Oldfield # 2 31 ( 24 ) SLEEPING SATELLITE Tasmin Archer # 1 32 ( NEW ) LAST THING ON MY MIND Bananarama # 32 33 ( 20 ) IRRESISTiBLE Cathy Dennis # 20 34 ( NEW ) PRETTY VACANT The Sex Pistols # 34 35 ( NEW ) IN BLOOM Nirvana # 35 36 ( 40 ) CELEBRATION Kylie Minogue # 36 37 ( NEW ) ALL ALONE ON CHRISTMAS Darlene Love featuring Little Stevie # 37 38 ( NEW ) AS ALWAYS Secret Life # 38 39 ( 50 ) IF WE HOLD ON TOGETHER Diana Ross # 39 40 ( NEW ) MIAMI HITMIX Gloria Estefan # 40 41 ( NEW ) PHOREVER PEOPLE The Shamen # 41 42 ( NEW ) SO CLOSE Dina Carroll # 42 43 ( 36 ) LOVE CAN MOVE MOUNTAINS Celine Dion # 31 44 ( 31 ) ONE LOVE Dr. Alban # 25 45 ( 38 ) I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU Whitney Houston # 38 46 ( NEW ) MRS ROBINSON The Lemonheads # 46 47 ( 45 ) METAL GURU T.Rex # 1 48 ( 46 ) 20th CENTURY BOY T.Rex # 1 49 ( 30 ) FREE YOUR MIND En Vogue # 20 50 ( NEW ) ONE IN TEN 808 State versus UB40 # 50 51 ( NEW ) COULD IT BE MAGIC Take That # 51 52 ( 37 ) CONNECTED Stereo MC’s # 4 53 ( NEW ) IN MY DEFENCE Freddie Mercury # 53 54 ( 51 ) DELILAH Tom Jones # 1 55 ( 54 ) YOU’VE LOST THAT LOVIN’ FEELIN’ The Righteous Brothers # 1 56 ( 56 ) WHO’S GONNA RIDE YOUR WILD HORSES U2 # 56 57 ( NEW ) HOLD BACK THE NIGHT KWS featuring The Trammps # 57 58 ( 47 ) JAM Michael Jackson # 2 59 ( 35 ) SWEAT (A LA LA LA LA LONG) Inner Circle # 16 60 ( 39 ) PIECE OF MY HEART Erma Franklin # 5 61 ( NEW ) BLOOD MAKES NOISE Suzanne Vega # 61 62 ( 60 ) MY HAND OVER MY HEART Marc Almond # 1 63 ( NEW ) GOOD ENOUGH Bobby Brown # 63 64 ( 67 ) OUT OF SPACE The Prodigy # 64 65 ( 32 ) SLOW AND SEXY Shabba Ranks & Johnny Gill # 32 66 ( 65 ) HEY JUDE The Beatles # 1 67 ( 52 ) LOVE ME DO The Beatles # 7 68 ( NEW ) SOMEONE TO HOLD Trey Lorenz # 68 69 ( 55 ) WHO IS IT? Michael Jackson # 2 70 ( 74 ) MAN ON THE MOON REM # 70 71 ( 70 ) WHY CAN’T WE LIVE TOGETHER (1990 TK REMIX) Timmy Thomas # 1 72 ( 66 ) THE DAYS OF PEARLY SPENCER Marc Almond # 1 73 ( NEW ) LOVE OH LOVE Lionel Richie # 73 74 ( 72 ) THOSE WERE THE DAYS Mary Hopkin # 1 75 ( NEW ) CHAINS AROUND MY HEART Richard Marx # 75 Playlisted oldies 1 TOO BUSY THINKING BOUT MY BABY Mardi Gras 2 LITTLE CHILDREN Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas 3 CRAZY Seal |
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6th July 2024, 04:03 PM
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13th December 1992
It's 1 more chart to Christmas, and Madonna gets an early seat on top with Deeper And Deeper, her 11th chart-topper to date, with Roxette bounding up to 2 on Queen Of Rain, their highest chart position since It Must Have Been Love and Listen To Your Heart/Dangerous topped my charts in 1990. Boney M's megamix gives them a first top 10 since 1979, and a 10th in total. Highest new entry is a return run for MotownPhilly, BoyzII Men in at 20 for 2 in the top 20. A nice 70's throwback track. Gary Glitter is on his usual Christmas booze-up tour, and plugs his new track (with bonus classic Glam hits on it) Through The Years in at 23, his highest slot since 1984, I think, due to me seeing his Bournemouth concert this week. The choice picks (see below) had 3 big ballads and 3 frantic glam monsters, not my usual faves necessarily as Remember Me This Way is pretty rubbish by and large. Mike Oldfield follows up Sentinel with a Tattoo in at 30, keeping the Tubular Bells II momentum going, there's a TV-related wrestling entry, a musical show entry, covers of Morning Has Broken (giving Neil Diamond 22 years of charting) and Because The Night (No idea who they are), and new tracks from Lisa Stansfield keeping her run alive, Morrissey extending his chart career to 19 years, and Shai, I think a US r'n'b act. Only Lisa Stansfield's is memorable in 2024, though I know Tattoo was good, and so was MotownPhilly as regards new stuff. 1 ( 3 ) DEEPER AND DEEPER Madonna # 1 2 ( 16 ) QUEEN OF RAIN Roxette # 2 3 ( 5 ) HEAL THE WORLD Michael Jackson # 2 4 ( 1 ) (SITTING ON THE ) DOCK OF THE BAY Otis Redding # 1 5 ( 2 ) END OF THE ROAD BoyzIIMen # 1 6 ( 9 ) I STILL BELIEVE IN YOU Cliff Richard # 6 7 ( 4 ) 7 Prince & The New Power Generation # 4 8 ( 6 ) STEP IT UP Stereo MC’s # 6 9 ( 14 ) BONEY M MEGAMIX Boney # 9 10 ( 8 ) DANCING QUEEN/ EAGLE ABBA # 1 11 ( 7 ) YOUR TOWN Deacon Blue # 7 12 ( 10 ) IT’S YOU EMF # 10 13 ( 13 ) KEEP THE FAITH Bon Jovi # 1 14 ( 18 ) WHY SHOULD I Bob Marley & The Wailers # 14 15 ( 12 ) WOULD I LIE TO YOU Charles & Eddy # 4 16 ( 29 ) TOM TRAUBERT’S BLUES (WALTZING MATILDA) Rod Stewart # 16 17 ( 37 ) ALL ALONE ON CHRISTMAS Darlene Love featuring Little Stevie # 17 18 ( 41 ) PHOREVER PEOPLE The Shamen # 18 19 ( 17 ) GOLD East 17 # 2 20 ( NEW ) MOTOWNPHILLY BoyzIIMen # 20 21 ( 40 ) MIAMI HITMIX Gloria Estefan # 21 22 ( 11 ) TEMPTATION (REMIX) Heaven 17 # 4 23 ( NEW ) THROUGH THE YEARS Gary Glitter # 23 24 ( 36 ) CELEBRATION Kylie Minogue # 24 25 ( 19 ) BE MY BABY Vanessa Paradis # 5 26 ( 35 ) IN BLOOM Nirvana # 26 27 ( 23 ) VOULEZ VOUS ABBA # 1 28 ( 32 ) LAST THING ON MY MIND Bananarama # 28 29 ( 61 ) BLOOD MAKES NOISE Suzanne Vega # 29 30 ( NEW ) TATTOO Mike Oldfield # 30 31 ( 15 ) THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine # 15 32 ( 22 ) HELLO (TURN YOUR RADIO ON) Shakespear’s Sister # 6 33 ( 39 ) IF WE HOLD ON TOGETHER Diana Ross # 33 34 ( 21 ) I’D DIE WITHOUT YOU PM Dawn # 6 35 ( 24 ) TASTE IT INXS # 17 36 ( 42 ) SO CLOSE Dina Carroll # 36 37 ( 20 ) BOSS DRUM The Shamen # 20 38 ( 38 ) AS ALWAYS Secret Life # 38 39 ( 27 ) RUN TO YOU Rage # 4 40 ( 46 ) MRS ROBINSON The Lemonheads # 40 41 ( 30 ) SENTINEL Mike Oldfield # 2 42 ( 34 ) PRETTY VACANT The Sex Pistols # 34 43 ( 51 ) COULD IT BE MAGIC Take That # 43 44 ( 31 ) SLEEPING SATELLITE Tasmin Archer # 1 45 ( 50 ) ONE IN TEN 808 State versus UB40 # 45 46 ( 28 ) PEOPLE EVERYDAY Arrested Development # 13 47 ( 25 ) OH NO NOT MY BABY Cher # 8 48 ( 53 ) IN MY DEFENCE Freddie Mercury # 48 49 ( 47 ) METAL GURU T.Rex # 1 50 ( 48 ) 20th CENTURY BOY T.Rex # 1 51 ( 26 ) I COULD BE WRONG Gerry Rafferty # 22 52 ( 64 ) OUT OF SPACE The Prodigy # 52 53 ( 45 ) I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU Whitney Houston # 38 54 ( 33 ) IRRESISTiBLE Cathy Dennis # 20 55 ( 55 ) YOU’VE LOST THAT LOVIN’ FEELIN’ The Righteous Brothers # 1 56 ( 54 ) DELILAH Tom Jones # 1 57 ( 57 ) HOLD BACK THE NIGHT KWS featuring The Trammps # 57 58 ( 70 ) MAN ON THE MOON REM # 58 59 ( 43 ) LOVE CAN MOVE MOUNTAINS Celine Dion # 31 60 ( NEW ) SLAM JAM WWF Superstars # 60 61 ( 44 ) ONE LOVE Dr. Alban # 25 62 ( NEW ) THE CLOSING OF THE YEAR Toys Cast (Wendy & Lisa, Seal) # 62 63 ( 62 ) MY HAND OVER MY HEART Marc Almond # 1 64 ( 58 ) JAM Michael Jackson # 2 65 ( 66 ) HEY JUDE The Beatles # 1 66 ( 49 ) FREE YOUR MIND En Vogue # 20 67 ( NEW ) SOMEDAY (I’M COMING BACK) Lisa Stansfield # 67 68 ( NEW ) IF I EVER FALL IN LOVE Shai # 68 69 ( NEW ) CERTAIN PEOPLE I KNOW Morrissey # 69 70 ( 71 ) WHY CAN’T WE LIVE TOGETHER (1990 TK REMIX) Timmy Thomas # 1 71 ( 67 ) LOVE ME DO The Beatles # 7 72 ( 69 ) WHO IS IT? Michael Jackson # 2 73 ( 74 ) THOSE WERE THE DAYS Mary Hopkin # 1 74 ( NEW ) BECAUSE THE NIGHT Co.Ro. featuring Taleesa # 74 75 ( NEW ) MORNING HAS BROKEN Neil Diamond # 75 GARY GLITTER LIve at The Bournemouth International Centre 1 I Didn’t Know I Loved You (Till I Saw You Rock ‘n’ Roll) 2 I’m The Leader Of The Gang (I Am) 3 I Love You Love Me Love 4 Oh Yes You’re Beautiful 5 Always Yours 6 Remember Me This Way |
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6th July 2024, 04:33 PM
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I like Deeper and Deeper, think it was my #1 this week too if I remember correctly
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10th July 2024, 10:13 AM
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BuzzJack Legend
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QUOTE(dandy* @ 6th July 2024, 05:33 PM) I like Deeper and Deeper, think it was my #1 this week too if I remember correctly edit - just checked and it was next week for me so it was there for Christmas Good taste!  I just peeked to next week's chart and we will be Christmas concurring!   Just 2 more charts to go and 1992 is done, 1993 remaining weeklies to post and I can go back to the much-delayed final quarter of 1995 to finish that year - I might even be back on track to be 30th anniversaries digital conversions for 1995/6 and 7 and I'm completely digital from 1984. yay!
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13th July 2024, 04:00 PM
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BuzzJack Legend
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20th December 1992 CHRISTMAS CHART
It's 2 weeks on top for Madonna as she keeps all the actual Christmas wannabees off the top with the fab Deeper And Deeper, and I must admit I had totally forgotten Cliff's effort for 1992, the rather sweet I Still Believe In You, and that I actually rated it! This comes as a big surprise to me as I'd thought Saviour's Day was his last big attempt in my charts, but this one is his highest-charting single (with new stuff) since Daddy's Home in 1981 hit 2 as well. Darlene Love meanwhile outpeaks her 60's classic Spector Xmas hit at 5, All Alone On Christmas. The Shamen grab another top 10, Phorever People and Mike Oldfield gets 2 Tubular Top Ten's in a row, his 7th or so in 18 years. Highest new entry is the latest lead track off the new album, Hope Of Deliverance, giving Paul McCartney 24 charting years to date at 14. It's pretty catchy, and good, as Rolf Harris also debuts at 18 with a bizarre cover of Led Zep's Stairway To Heaven rock classic. It's done in traditional Rolf acoustic 60's style, from sheet music, Rolf never having heard the song before. It works, giving a nostalgia boost to 60's and 70's kids brought up on Radio 2's Junior Choice and TV variety shows. 23 years of charting for Rolf, but actually Sun Arise and many of his novelty songs would have topped my charts as a kid - if I'd been doing them. Uncanny Alliance Ive not heard in 32 years, it's not bad catchy chantalong dance with 90's production, I Got My Education new at 22, Boy George is new at 23 with his latest gentle 60's psychedelia-influenced pop track, Sweet Toxic Love, which is rather good, US r'n'b boyband Louie Louie chart with a Michael-Jackson-ish rockdance bop to little effect (I prob liked the video), Arrested follow-up with the pleasant Mr Wendal, Brand New Heavies keep on funking, East Side Beat try to dancify another rock classic, and Michael Bolton destroys Drift Away. Meanwhile, I see that I went to see Extreme in concert and only noted 2 songs worthy of mentioning from the night out. This probably explains why I had totally forgotten I paid good money to see them. I think it was on the back of an impressive Freddie Mercury Concert performance, and most likely because my mate rated it and them. That I dont recall a single thing about the evening probably is not flattering for either the band or for my ageing memory. One or the other, and I'd have to check my diary of the time to work out which it is... 1 ( 1 ) DEEPER AND DEEPER Madonna # 1 2 ( 6 ) I STILL BELIEVE IN YOU Cliff Richard # 2 3 ( 3 ) HEAL THE WORLD Michael Jackson # 2 4 ( 2 ) QUEEN OF RAIN Roxette # 2 5 ( 17 ) ALL ALONE ON CHRISTMAS Darlene Love featuring Little Stevie # 5 6 ( 11 ) YOUR TOWN Deacon Blue # 6 7 ( 4 ) (SITTING ON THE ) DOCK OF THE BAY Otis Redding # 1 8 ( 18 ) PHOREVER PEOPLE The Shamen # 8 9 ( 30 ) TATTOO Mike Oldfield # 9 10 ( 10 ) DANCING QUEEN/ EAGLE ABBA # 1 11 ( 8 ) STEP IT UP Stereo MC’s # 6 12 ( 7 ) 7 Prince & The New Power Generation # 4 13 ( 5 ) END OF THE ROAD BoyzIIMen # 1 14 ( NEW ) HOPE OF DELIVERANCE Paul McCartney # 14 15 ( 9 ) BONEY M MEGAMIX Boney # 9 16 ( 16 ) TOM TRAUBERT’S BLUES (WALTZING MATILDA) Rod Stewart # 16 17 ( 20 ) MOTOWNPHILLY BoyzIIMen # 17 18 ( NEW ) STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN Rolf Harris # 18 19 ( 15 ) WOULD I LIE TO YOU Charles & Eddy # 4 20 ( 13 ) KEEP THE FAITH Bon Jovi # 1 21 ( 52 ) OUT OF SPACE The Prodigy # 21 22 ( NEW ) I GOT MY EDUCATION Uncanny Alliance # 22 23 ( NEW ) SWEET TOXIC LOVE Jesus Loves You # 23 24 ( 19 ) GOLD East 17 # 2 25 ( 12 ) IT’S YOU EMF # 10 26 ( NEW ) THE THOUGHT OF IT Louie Louie # 26 27 ( 14 ) WHY SHOULD I Bob Marley & The Wailers # 14 28 ( 33 ) IF WE HOLD ON TOGETHER Diana Ross # 28 29 ( 29 ) BLOOD MAKES NOISE Suzanne Vega # 29 30 ( 48 ) IN MY DEFENCE Freddie Mercury # 30 31 ( 21 ) MIAMI HITMIX Gloria Estefan # 21 32 ( 36 ) SO CLOSE Dina Carroll # 32 33 ( 22 ) TEMPTATION (REMIX) Heaven 17 # 4 34 ( 43 ) COULD IT BE MAGIC Take That # 34 35 ( 27 ) VOULEZ VOUS ABBA # 1 36 ( 25 ) BE MY BABY Vanessa Paradis # 5 37 ( 40 ) MRS ROBINSON The Lemonheads # 37 38 ( 28 ) LAST THING ON MY MIND Bananarama # 28 39 ( 23 ) THROUGH THE YEARS Gary Glitter # 23 40 ( 67 ) SOMEDAY (I’M COMING BACK) Lisa Stansfield # 40 41 ( 26 ) IN BLOOM Nirvana # 26 42 ( NEW ) MR. WENDAL Arrested Development # 42 43 ( 34 ) I’D DIE WITHOUT YOU PM Dawn # 6 44 ( 41 ) SENTINEL Mike Oldfield # 2 45 ( 69 ) CERTAIN PEOPLE I KNOW Morrissey # 45 46 ( 32 ) HELLO (TURN YOUR RADIO ON) Shakespear’s Sister # 6 47 ( 53 ) I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU Whitney Houston # 38 48 ( 42 ) PRETTY VACANT The Sex Pistols # 34 49 ( 35 ) TASTE IT INXS # 17 50 ( 49 ) METAL GURU T.Rex # 1 51 ( 50 ) 20th CENTURY BOY T.Rex # 1 52 ( 24 ) CELEBRATION Kylie Minogue # 24 53 ( 31 ) THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine # 15 54 ( 58 ) MAN ON THE MOON R.E.M. # 54 55 ( 55 ) YOU’VE LOST THAT LOVIN’ FEELIN’ The Righteous Brothers # 1 56 ( 44 ) SLEEPING SATELLITE Tasmin Archer # 1 57 ( 56 ) DELILAH Tom Jones # 1 58 ( 46 ) PEOPLE EVERYDAY Arrested Development # 13 59 ( 39 ) RUN TO YOU Rage # 4 60 ( 54 ) IRRESISTiBLE Cathy Dennis # 20 61 ( 45 ) ONE IN TEN 808 State versus UB40 # 45 62 ( 62 ) THE CLOSING OF THE YEAR Toys Cast (Wendy & Lisa, Seal) # 62 63 ( 38 ) AS ALWAYS Secret Life # 38 64 ( 63 ) MY HAND OVER MY HEART Marc Almond # 1 65 ( 65 ) HEY JUDE The Beatles # 1 66 ( NEW ) STAY THIS WAY Brand New Heavies # 66 67 ( 64 ) JAM Michael Jackson # 2 68 ( 60 ) SLAM JAM WWF Superstars # 60 69 ( 37 ) BOSS DRUM The Shamen # 20 70 ( 70 ) WHY CAN’T WE LIVE TOGETHER (1990 TK REMIX) Timmy Thomas # 1 71 ( NEW ) ALIVE AND KICKING East Side Beat # 71 72 ( 73 ) THOSE WERE THE DAYS Mary Hopkin # 1 73 ( 71 ) LOVE ME DO The Beatles # 7 74 ( 59 ) LOVE CAN MOVE MOUNTAINS Celine Dion # 31 75 ( NEW ) DRIFT AWAY Michael Bolton # 75 EXTREME LIVE AT BOURNEMOUTH INTERNATIONAL CENTRE 1 More Than Words 2 Hole Hearted |
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14th July 2024, 03:22 PM
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BuzzJack Legend
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27th December 1992
It's straight in on top for another re-issued ABBA song - This time it's nominally Thank You For The Music as part of a New Year's Eve themed trio of singalongs, but the extra CD tracks are the best bit: Happy New Year and The Way Old Friends Do, could both easily have been A sides in their own right in 1980, or a double A preferably. So, justice is done and in they enter. It's a bit of ABBA Christmas and ABBA New Year, as 3 other tracks climb, One More Time debut with Highland at 33 (Swedish band not a million miles away from ABBA) and Bjorn Again return again with an Abba-aping christmas classic cover at 39. U2 drop another track off the latest album as an early 1993 single, Wild Horses didn't drag me to buy it though, new at 44, and Lionel Richie keeps them coming for an 18th year. It's no machine Gun though. 1 ( NEW ) THE WAY OLD FRIENDS DO/HAPPY NEW YEAR/ THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC ABBA # 1 2 ( 1 ) DEEPER AND DEEPER Madonna # 1 3 ( 2 ) I STILL BELIEVE IN YOU Cliff Richard # 2 4 ( 9 ) TATTOO Mike Oldfield # 4 5 ( 5 ) ALL ALONE ON CHRISTMAS Darlene Love featuring Little Stevie # 5 6 ( 4 ) QUEEN OF RAIN Roxette # 2 7 ( 3 ) HEAL THE WORLD Michael Jackson # 2 8 ( 8 ) PHOREVER PEOPLE The Shamen # 8 9 ( 10 ) EAGLE/ DANCING QUEEN ABBA # 1 10 ( 14 ) HOPE OF DELIVERANCE Paul McCartney # 10 11 ( 6 ) YOUR TOWN Deacon Blue # 6 12 ( 7 ) (SITTING ON THE ) DOCK OF THE BAY Otis Redding # 1 13 ( 11 ) STEP IT UP Stereo MC’s # 6 14 ( 26 ) THE THOUGHT OF IT Louie Louie # 14 15 ( 15 ) BONEY M MEGAMIX Boney # 9 16 ( 17 ) MOTOWNPHILLY BoyzIIMen # 16 17 ( 12 ) 7 Prince & The New Power Generation # 4 18 ( 18 ) STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN Rolf Harris # 18 19 ( 13 ) END OF THE ROAD BoyzIIMen # 1 20 ( 30 ) IN MY DEFENCE Freddie Mercury # 20 21 ( 22 ) I GOT MY EDUCATION Uncanny Alliance # 21 22 ( 19 ) WOULD I LIE TO YOU Charles & Eddy # 4 23 ( 28 ) IF WE HOLD ON TOGETHER Diana Ross # 23 24 ( 29 ) BLOOD MAKES NOISE Suzanne Vega # 24 25 ( 20 ) KEEP THE FAITH Bon Jovi # 1 26 ( 34 ) COULD IT BE MAGIC Take That # 26 27 ( 16 ) TOM TRAUBERT’S BLUES (WALTZING MATILDA) Rod Stewart # 16 28 ( 23 ) SWEET TOXIC LOVE Jesus Loves You # 23 29 ( 24 ) GOLD East 17 # 2 30 ( 35 ) VOULEZ VOUS ABBA # 1 31 ( 21 ) OUT OF SPACE The Prodigy # 21 32 ( 31 ) MIAMI HITMIX Gloria Estefan # 21 33 ( NEW ) HIGHLAND One More Time # 33 34 ( 32 ) SO CLOSE Dina Carroll # 32 35 ( 40 ) SOMEDAY (I’M COMING BACK) Lisa Stansfield # 35 36 ( 63 ) AS ALWAYS Secret Life # 36 37 ( 33 ) TEMPTATION (REMIX) Heaven 17 # 4 38 ( 27 ) WHY SHOULD I/ EXODUS (REMIX) Bob Marley & The Wailers # 14 39 ( NEW ) SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN Bjorn Again # 39 40 ( 42 ) MR. WENDAL Arrested Development # 40 41 ( 25 ) IT’S YOU EMF # 10 42 ( 36 ) BE MY BABY Vanessa Paradis # 5 43 ( 37 ) MRS ROBINSON The Lemonheads # 37 44 ( NEW ) WHO’S GONNA RIDE YOUR WILD HORSES U2 # 44 45 ( 45 ) CERTAIN PEOPLE I KNOW Morrissey # 45 46 ( 44 ) SENTINEL Mike Oldfield # 2 47 ( 50 ) METAL GURU T.Rex # 1 48 ( 51 ) 20th CENTURY BOY T.Rex # 1 49 ( NEW ) CHERISH Jodeci # 49 50 ( 55 ) YOU’VE LOST THAT LOVIN’ FEELIN’ The Righteous Brothers # 1 51 ( 46 ) HELLO (TURN YOUR RADIO ON) Shakespear’s Sister # 6 52 ( 38 ) LAST THING ON MY MIND Bananarama # 28 53 ( 39 ) THROUGH THE YEARS Gary Glitter # 23 54 ( 43 ) I’D DIE WITHOUT YOU PM Dawn # 6 55 ( 57 ) DELILAH Tom Jones # 1 56 ( 59 ) RUN TO YOU Rage # 4 57 ( 71 ) ALIVE AND KICKING East Side Beat # 57 58 ( 49 ) TASTE IT INXS # 17 59 ( 66 ) STAY THIS WAY Brand New Heavies # 59 60 ( 56 ) SLEEPING SATELLITE Tasmin Archer # 1 61 ( 48 ) PRETTY VACANT The Sex Pistols # 34 62 ( 65 ) HEY JUDE The Beatles # 1 63 ( 64 ) MY HAND OVER MY HEART Marc Almond # 1 64 ( 41 ) IN BLOOM Nirvana # 26 65 ( NEW ) LOVE OH LOVE Lionel Richie # 65 66 ( 52 ) CELEBRATION Kylie Minogue # 24 67 ( 70 ) WHY CAN’T WE LIVE TOGETHER (1990 TK REMIX) Timmy Thomas # 1 68 ( 58 ) PEOPLE EVERYDAY Arrested Development # 13 69 ( 72 ) THOSE WERE THE DAYS Mary Hopkin # 1 70 ( 67 ) JAM Michael Jackson # 2 71 ( 75 ) DRIFT AWAY Michael Bolton # 71 72 ( 47 ) I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU Whitney Houston # 38 73 ( 73 ) LOVE ME DO The Beatles # 7 74 ( 68 ) SLAM JAM WWF Superstars # 60 75 ( 61 ) ONE IN TEN 808 State versus UB40 # 45 Playlisted oldies 1 THEME FROM A SUMMER PLACE Percy Faith 2 IT’S OVER Roy Orbison 3 LAST CHRISTMAS Wham! |
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15th July 2024, 09:10 AM
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90s is the most non-mainstream decade in my chart.
My # 1 hits from 1992 year : 26.01 : Lita Ford - Shot Of Poison (2 weeks) 09.02 : Towe Jaarnek and Peter Joback - More Than A Game (3 weeks) 01.03 : Bonnie St. Claire - Douwe (3 weeks) 22.03 : Lita Ford - Playin' With Fire (2 weeks) 05.04 : Kenny Lubcke and Lotte Nilsson - Alt Det Som Ingen Ser (1 week) 12.04 : Dominic Grant and Julie Forsyth - Turning Over New Leaves (3 weeks) 03.05 : Kim Wilde - Love Is Holy (5 weeks) 07.06 : Lena Valaitis - Wir Seh'n Uns Wieder (3 weeks) 28.06 : Anny Schilder - Working Girl (2 weeks) 12.07 : Kim Wilde - Heart Over Mind (2 weeks) 26.07 : Olivia Newton-John - I Need Love (3 weeks) 16.08 : Nicki - Des Geht Vorbei (2 weeks) 30.08 : Kristina Bach - Caballero, Caballero (2 weeks) 13.09 : Belinda Carlisle - Little Black Book (3 weeks) 04.10 : Kim Wilde - Who Do You Think You Are (3 weeks) 25.10 : Helen Hoffner - Summer Of Love (2 weeks) 08.11 : Bjorn Again - A Little Respect (4 weeks) 06.12 : Pernilla Wahlgren - C'est Demon (1 week) 12.12 : Bjorn Again - Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (5 weeks) |
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16th July 2024, 09:03 AM
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BuzzJack Legend
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QUOTE(Last Dreamer @ 15th July 2024, 10:10 AM) 90s is the most non-mainstream decade in my chart. My # 1 hits from 1992 year : 26.01 : Lita Ford - Shot Of Poison (2 weeks) 09.02 : Towe Jaarnek and Peter Joback - More Than A Game (3 weeks) 01.03 : Bonnie St. Claire - Douwe (3 weeks) 22.03 : Lita Ford - Playin' With Fire (2 weeks) 05.04 : Kenny Lubcke and Lotte Nilsson - Alt Det Som Ingen Ser (1 week) 12.04 : Dominic Grant and Julie Forsyth - Turning Over New Leaves (3 weeks) 03.05 : Kim Wilde - Love Is Holy (5 weeks) 07.06 : Lena Valaitis - Wir Seh'n Uns Wieder (3 weeks) 28.06 : Anny Schilder - Working Girl (2 weeks) 12.07 : Kim Wilde - Heart Over Mind (2 weeks) 26.07 : Olivia Newton-John - I Need Love (3 weeks) 16.08 : Nicki - Des Geht Vorbei (2 weeks) 30.08 : Kristina Bach - Caballero, Caballero (2 weeks) 13.09 : Belinda Carlisle - Little Black Book (3 weeks) 04.10 : Kim Wilde - Who Do You Think You Are (3 weeks) 25.10 : Helen Hoffner - Summer Of Love (2 weeks) 08.11 : Bjorn Again - A Little Respect (4 weeks) 06.12 : Pernilla Wahlgren - C'est Demon (1 week) 12.12 : Bjorn Again - Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (5 weeks) There's a big fave for me in Love Is Holy, plus Kim's, Belinda's, Bjorn Again's and Prob Olivia's too that I like - and I've seen all of them in concert, so I rate them enough to buy a ticket! Kim I've seen about 5 times, always fab 
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