not "Son On My Father".

Oh my!

Also includes Tony Christie, so "Is This The Way To Amarillo" is listed. I'm not sure the way I'm listing it is the best seeing that it was exactly the same recording in 2005 which I would normally just treat as a re-entry and accumulate weeks with the original.

 

Technically speaking it would be considered in its 2005 form as what the Guinness Books referred to as a re-issue. Since the original was a 7 inch single and long ago deleted. Therefore you are correct as listing it as a new entry.

Some singles were issued at this time with CD ROM videos on them. Often you had the choice of two CD's one without the CD ROM and one with. I don't know if this applies to this track, but if it did it would confirm the Peter Kay credit.

As I recall, the 2005 version of 'Amarillo' was on one CD and one DVD format, although I'm not sure that's entirely relevant. Personally, I'm all for keeping them separate as the credit is different.

I would also keep them separate as they have a different artist credit.

So it looks like unanimity on the whole "Amarillo" thing. Has that ever happened on Buzzjack before?

Part 17 now added, dominated by the old-timers - Perry Como, Nat King Cole, Russ Conway & Alma Cogan.

 

Also of course one of the biggest bands in the world today - Coldplay

 

All other "C" parts also updated

Amber Coffman was also a featured artist on Major Lazer's 2012 #56 hit 'Get Free' (she is credited on Polyhex and all ~)

 

Also, from Common's section, what is your source for Lady Gaga being credited on 'Make Her Say'? Her vocals are sampled on it but I don't think she was ever officially credited.

Amber Coffman was also a featured artist on Major Lazer's 2012 #56 hit 'Get Free' (she is credited on Polyhex and all ~)

 

Agreed, I have her credited but didn't split the artist credit into the two halves properly. This will be sorted for Monday's update.

 

Also, from Common's section, what is your source for Lady Gaga being credited on 'Make Her Say'? Her vocals are sampled on it but I don't think she was ever officially credited.

 

I got most of the 2009 41-75 data from this very site, thread http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=100373 which does give the Gaga a credit. Unfortunately chartarchive's scans of printed material didn't run to 2009 so I don't have a MW chart to compare against. I can easily remove her if consensus is that she was uncredited.

 

That is unusual, not sure where that came from as she was definitely not ever credited on the song.

Part 18 added. None of the very biggest names here, the most weeks on chart of this batch being the wonderfully eclectic Elvis Costello. The only other ones over 100 wks are The Corrs and Alice Cooper (where I've included all the "band" Alice Cooper and "individual" Alice Cooper") and listed him under "C" as the individual ones dominate in terms of number if not quality.

 

Also in this part - Coolio, Randy Crawford, Creedence Clearwater Revival and my favourite group, Counting Crows.

 

Next week will see the end of the "C" section (not the "C-section"!) and looking forward to starting the D's.

 

(Tom Cane now matches the criteria for inclusion with featured credits on two different tracks, so he has been slotted in to the posts above)

Regarding your favorite group Counting Crows, are Hangingaround and Hanginaround '04 really meant to be spelled differently? (I like them too by the way, that was the first song of theirs I ever heard)

Cradle Of Filth's hit seems to have been split into 2 hits (I believe the Babalon spelling is correct).

 

And it should be Silver Bells, not Silver Balls.

 

Other than that, great stuff!

Cradle Of Filth's hit seems to have been split into 2 hits (I believe the Babalon spelling is correct).

 

It is indeed, 'Babalon A.D. (So Glad For The Madness)' in my spreadsheet (annoyingly as that's not the correct spelling of the actual word, but that was the spelling of the song).

And it should be Silver Bells, not Silver Balls.

 

Yeah, I spotted that but I thought maybe it was a Freudian slip.

 

All the above amended, thanks for the posts.

 

Final part of "C" now added - Taio Cruz has the most weeks on chart of this batch, but other acts were much more a part of music history - The Cure, Culture Club & Bing Crosby for instance.

 

Next week it will be the final update of the C's for now, so please make any comments on the C's to be incorporated therein. Also I will be posting the first part of the D's, so a new thread which will occupy me for the next 6 weeks.

Neil and Tim Finn (Crowded House) were also in Split Enz.

I feel like a kid handing in his homework at the last minute, so apologies if any of this has already been corrected:

 

C&C MUSIC FACTORY - David Cole d. 24-Jan-95

 

CAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE - A pedant might argue that the original 4:33 isn't exactly silence, but the sound of musicians not playing. This possibly is a subtlety lost in this version though.

 

ALI CAMPBELL - Only worked with Robin Campbell in UB40 - Duncan joined as a replacement for Ali.

 

GLEN CAMPBELL - X-ref Rikki & Daz to Barndance Boys, Cuban Boys etc?

 

CAPPELLA - X-ref Anticappella & 49ers

 

TONY CAPSTICK - 4-Apr-44 - 23-Oct-03

 

CARDIGANS - X-ref to A Camp and Nina Persson's guest credits

 

CARMEL - spelling of "fronted"

 

JUNIOR CARTIER - X-ref to Monkey Mafia

 

ED CASE - Is only a Producer

 

MAMA CASS - spelling of "member"

 

CAST OF CASUALTY - x-ref to Rebecca Wheatley who sings lead on this and had a solo hit

 

CA$HFLOW - Officially spelt with the Dollar sign $

 

CHAIRMEN OF THE BOARD - General Johnson's real name is Norman

Their 1971 hit is called 'Chairman Of The Board'

'Loverboy' is credited as "Chairmen Of The Board featuring General Johnson" even though he's already in the band

 

CHARLATANS - Original guitarist is more often known as Jon Baker (I only found out recently that he was ever called John Day, and it's always Baker on record covers)

Tony Rogers replaced ROB Collins (d. 22-Jul-96) who was unrelated to Mark Collins

Jon Brooks d. 13 August 2013

Some sources call 'Over Rising' an EP, and 'Tremelo Song' not one as it's a multi-format single.

1991 hit's full title is 'Me. In Time' with the full stop in the middle

Full title of their last hit is 'You're So Pretty, We're So Pretty'

 

CHER - was also married to Duane Allman [Allman Brothers] for ten days.

 

CHIC - Bernard Edwards d. 18 Apr 96, Tony Thompson d. 12 Nov 2003

Tony Thompson was also a member of Power Station

 

CHICKS ON SPEED - Spelling of "International"

 

CHILD - Keith Atack was/is married to Kate Robbins (Wikipedia says "separated"). Their daughter Emily Atack is apparently a famous actress.

 

CHUCKS - Since Ivor Raymonde is mentioned, he is the father of Simon Raymonde from Cocteau Twins

 

CHUMBAWAMBA - Spelling of 'Timebomb'

 

ERIC CLAPTON - Also had album chart success with John Mayall's Bluesbreakers if that counts?

1985 hit title is 'Forever Man' - his hit in 2000 is obviously a reworking of the same song

 

Dave Clark 5 - Is there a better way to represent the two different songs called 'Everybody Knows'?

 

CLASH Topper Headon only appears on tracks from 'Complete Control' - 'Straight To Hell' (and reissues). He later went solo without chart success

Mick Jones left before 'This is England', he should be X-ref to BAD and Carbon/Silicon

Joe Strummer 21-Aug-52 to 22-Dec-02 his real name was John Mellor and he was born in Turkey. he also charted solo and with his backing group The Mescaleros

 

CLEA - Their last hit was as a trio

 

CLIENT - Kate Holmes was also a member of Technique. She married Alan McGee of Creation Records fame

 

COBRA STARSHIP - Some sources credit Leighton Meester on 'Good Girls Go Bad'

 

COCKNEY REBEL - 'Make Me Smile' 2005 is a re-recording, but its existence meant that downloads of the original could appear in the chart in 2006.

 

COCTEAU TWINS - 'Aikea-Guinea' is hyphenated

Spelling of 'Tiny Dynamine' which is an EP: Pink Orange Red, Ribbed And Veined, Plain Tiger, Sultitan Itan

Title of 'Echoes In A Shallow Bay' also an EP: Great Spangled Fritillary, Melonella, Pale Clouded White, Eggs and Their Shells

Title of 'Love's Easy Tears'

'Twinlights' EP: Golden Vein, Half-Gifts, Pink Orange Red, Rilkean Heart

'Otherness' EP: Cherry-Coloured Funk, Feet Like Fins, Seekers Who Are Lovers, Violane

X-Ref to This Mortal Coil?

 

COLA BOY - Was a pseudonym for Pete Wiggs and Bob Stanley of Saint Etienne with Janey Lee Grace (and Andrew Midgely?). JLG is now a co-host on Steve Wright's radio show

 

LLOYD COLE AND THE COMMOTIONS - Lawrence Donegan was also in the Bluebells

 

COLLECTIVE - X-ref Gary Barlow?

 

COLOURSOUND - hit is by a production due unrelated to the Mike Peters-fronted act

 

SHAWN COLVIN - Title of ' Every Little Thing He Does Is Magic' though of course this is a version of the Police song

 

BILLY CONNOLLY - married to Pamela Stevenson, who had album chart hits as part of Not The Nine O'Clock News

was in the Humblebums with Gerry Rafferty before they were famous

 

COOPER TEMPLE CLAUSE- Didz Hammond was later in Dirty Pretty Things

 

CORAL - Paul Duffy so good you've named him twice?

 

ELVIS COSTELLO - Sleeve & chart credits seem to vary a lot during the Attractions era.

Some sources credit New Amsterdam as an EP

Full title of his last hit is 'Tear Off Your Own Head (It's A Doll Revolution)'

 

DEBORAH COX Spelling of 'Nobody's'

 

GRAHAM COXON is British (born Germany)

 

CRASH TEST DUMMIES - Their last hit is credited to "Crash Test Dummies featuring Ellen Reid" even though she was a regular band member, presumably because she sings lead on that track

 

Billy CRAWFORD Spelling of Philippines?

 

CREATURES real names Susan Dillon & Peter Clark - they were also married during the duo's career but I don't think they still are

 

CRIBS - Johnny Marr was also a member but not at the time of their hits, so I understand that might not count

 

CROWDED HOUSE - Paul Hester 8 Jan 1959 - 26 Mar 2005. Neil Finn and Nick Seymour are the only constant members

Both Finns have charted solo and as a duo

 

CRUSADERS - Wilton Felder has also charted solo (with guest vocalists)

 

CRUSH - Spelling of Byker Grooove! [did I really admit knowing that?]

 

CUBAN HEELS - Spelling of "apparently"

 

CUD Oh No Won't Do EP tracks are: Oh No Won't Do, Ariel, Profession, The Price Of Love

 

CURVE Blackerthreetracker had a second CD format, 'Missing Link' is the only song on both

 

CYBERSONIK - Richie Hawtin is Canadian (but UK born)

 

CYPRESS - Their second hit is sometimes listed as 'When the Sh.. Goes Down' [the radio edit is "when the ship goes down"]

Thanks for that! That might delay the final updated version of the "C" list a day or two while I digest that fantastic contribution.

 

"D" will still start on schedule tomorrow morning though.