The best Comic relief single EVER :wub:

WHY can't they use updated charts?

Tony Christie the king of the 2005 charts :') Tune tho.

1. Tony Christie - (Is This The Way To) Amarillo?

 

 

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ICONIC *.*

Omg, 'Amarillo'. *.* Heard it QUITE enough times with it being spammed by my grandma (what a favourite song eh!) but still a pretty iconic moment to hear this on the radio again.

I now pass you over to RISER :magic:

Fab start to hosting Dan, WD ^_^

 

Excited for 2006, haven't spoilered myself but dying to see if 'It's Chico Time' has made it. :lol:

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20. Fedde le Grand – Put Your Hands Up For Detroit

 

 

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Starting 06 with a tune *.*

2006, as well as 2007, was SUCH a good year for dance gems! This being one of those of course. What a start. :heart:

OH MY ACTUAL GOD *.*

 

there are not enough :wub: emoticons for this song.

Tune :heart:

19. The Kooks - Naive

 

 

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Not heard 'Naïve' for a while! One of the best songs to come out of the landfill indie phase <3

Yes I just love The Kooks shame their 2014 era wasnt as popular :(

Oh YES! The Kooks were really on form this year with both 'Naïve' and 'She Moves In Her Own Way' being absolutely fantastic. Glad we're getting to hear the former! :wub:

had no idea this song was so big here!! I was in Australia at the time and hadn't heard it at all.

 

not too bad though, they've got better though (She Moves In Her Own Way)

Shayne Ward in the chart TWICE *.*.* get them goalsss

WHEN WILL YOUR NON-SHAYNE FAVES

 

18. Shayne Ward – That’s My Goal

 

 

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17. Razorlight – America

 

 

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A song about America playing after the 4th of July, how coincidental!

Meh at Shayne Ward. Never got the hype for him.