Posted January 1, 20205 yr 3rd January 1988 It's a 3rd week on top for Pet Shop Boys on my 30th birthday, a quiet chart, and the annual Gary Glitter rousing Xmas/New Years concert with support from Westworld popping up in my weekly playlist mentions. The Bee Gees make it 2 top 10's in a row, and make it another year they can tick off a top 10 hit: so that'll be 1968-1972, 1975-1981, 1987-1988, though if you include top 20's, solo records, and acts they wrote and produced for they only missed out on 1973 and 1985, I think. Bananarama make it 3 top 40 in a row off the new album, highest new entry is a charity track at 50, Lloyd Cole follows up My Bag, and INXS get a second Kick track in the chart....and that's it. Not much happening! 1 ( 1 ) ALWAYS ON MY MIND Pet Shop Boys 2 ( 3 ) SHAME Eurythmics 3 ( 2 ) HELLO GOODBYE The Beatles 4 ( 6 ) I FOUND SOMEONE Cher 5 ( 4 ) I ONLY WANT TO BE WITH YOU Dusty Springfield 6 ( 5 ) THE WAY YOU MAKE ME FEEL Michael Jackson 7 ( 7 ) FAIRYTALE OF NEW YORK The Pogues & Kirsty MacColl 8 ( 10 ) TELL IT TO MY HEART Taylor Dayne 9 ( 9 ) FAMILY MAN Fleetwood Mac 10 ( 12 ) ESP The Bee Gees 11 ( 8 ) WHEN I FALL IN LOVE Nat ‘King’ Cole 12 ( 18 ) JINGO Jellybean 13 ( 11 ) LETTER FROM AMERICA The Proclaimers 14 ( 23 ) HOUSE ARREST Krush 15 ( 13 ) LOVE LETTERS Alison Moyet 16 ( 20 ) HEAVEN IS A PLACE ON EARTH Belinda Carlisle 17 ( 15 ) LET ME BE THE ONE/ (REMIX) Expose 18 ( 14 ) LITTLE LIES Fleetwood Mac 19 ( 21 ) IDEAL WORLD The Christians 20 ( 22 ) TURN BACK THE CLOCK Johnny Hates Jazz 21 ( 19 ) YOU WIN AGAIN The Bee Gees 22 ( 17 ) ROCKIN’ AROUND THE CHRISTMAS TREE Mel (Smith) & Kim (Wilde) 23 ( 28 ) EV’RY TIME WE SAY GOODBYE Simply Red 24 ( 34 ) THERE’S THE GIRL Heart 25 ( 16 ) THE LOOK OF LOVE Madonna 26 ( 30 ) TOUCHED BY THE HAND OF GOD New Order 27 ( 27 ) SUGAR SUGAR (CANDYFLOSS MIX)/(ORIGINAL VERSION) The Archies 28 ( 26 ) BAD Michael Jackson 29 ( 29 ) CRITICIZE Alexander O’Neal 30 ( 39 ) RISE TO THE OCCASION Climie Fisher 31 ( 25 ) TUNNEL OF LOVE Bruce Springsteen 32 ( 58 ) I CAN’T HELP IT Bananarama 33 ( 35 ) ANGEL EYES Wet Wet Wet 34 ( 24 ) WHO FOUND WHO Jellybean featuring Lisa Fiorillo 35 ( 38 ) TIGHTEN UP Wally Jump Junior & The Criminal Element 36 ( 42 ) PACKJAMMED (WITH THE PARTY POSSE) Stock Aitken Waterman 37 ( 31 ) CHILDREN SAY Level 42 38 ( 32 ) I’VE BEEN IN LOVE BEFORE Cutting Crew 39 ( 37 ) WHAT HAVE I DONE (TO DESERVE THIS) Pet Shop Boys & Dusty Springfield 40 ( 45 ) THE TIDE IS TURNING Roger Waters 41 ( 36 ) I THINK WE’RE ALONE NOW Tiffany 42 ( 56 ) MY BAG Lloyd Cole & The Commotions 43 ( 41 ) RENT Pet Shop Boys 44 ( 40 ) KID (REMIX) The Pretenders 45 ( 52 ) ALL DAY AND ALL OF THE NIGHT The Stranglers 46 ( 33 ) THE ONE I LOVE R.E.M. 47 ( 66 ) IN GOD’S COUNTRY U2 48 ( 50 ) JUST TO GET BY Babakoto 49 ( 44 ) DEVIL’S BALL Double 50 ( NEW ) THE WISHING WELL GOSH 51 ( 51 ) FAMILY AFFAIR/RUNNIN’ AWAY Sly & The Family Stone 52 ( 47 ) PAID IN FULL Eric B & Rakim 53 ( 53 ) CARS (E REG MODEL)/ ARE ‘FRIENDS’ ELECTRIC Gary Numan & Tubeway Army 54 ( 54 ) HOT IN THE CITY Billy Idol 55 ( 49 ) GOT MY MIND SET ON YOU George Harrison 56 ( 65 ) ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE The Beatles 57 ( 43 ) I COULD NEVER TAKE THE PLACE OF YOUR MAN Prince 58 ( 55 ) PUMP UP THE VOLUME M/A/R/R/S 59 ( 61 ) LOVE POWER Dionne Warwick & Jeffrey Osbourne 60 ( 48 ) MONY MONY (US SINGLE VERSION/LIVE VERSION/HUNG LIKE A PONY REMIX) Billy Idol 61 ( 46 ) ONCE UPON A LONG AGO Paul McCartney 62 ( 59 ) NEED YOU TONIGHT INXS 63 ( 73 ) O L’AMOUR Dollar 64 ( 57 ) CHINA IN YOUR HAND T’Pau 65 ( 68 ) HUMAN Human League 66 ( NEW ) JENNIFER SHE SAID Lloyd Cole & The Commotions 67 ( 67 ) HERE I GO AGAIN Whitesnake 68 ( 63 ) I SAY NOTHING Voice Of The Beehive 69 ( 69 ) HOLIDAY The Other Ones 70 ( 70 ) (I’VE HAD THE) TIME OF MY LIFE Jennifer Warnes & Bill Medley 71 ( 60 ) WHEN I FALL IN LOVE Rick Astley 72 ( 72 ) LOVE CHANGES EVERYTHING Climie Fisher 73 ( 62 ) LAST NIGHT I DREAMT SOMEBODY LOVES ME The Smiths 74 ( NEW ) NEW SENSATION INXS 75 ( 64 ) ROCK AND ROLL PART 3 Gary Glitter PLAYIST OLDIES 1 METAL GURU T.Rex 2 I DIDN’T KNOW I LOVED YOU (TILL I SAW YOU ROCK’N’ROLL) Gary Glitter Live at BIC Bournemouth 3 SONIC BOOM BOY Westworld Live at BIC Bournemouth
January 1, 20205 yr yes :) great top 2 love both Always On My Mind and Shame good to see Cher, Belinda Carlisle, Johnny Hates Jazz, Heart and Krush all climbing nice debut for New Sensation, love the song
January 8, 20205 yr Author 😀 glad this is back for 1988!! thanks Steve! I think weekly is a much better format than the bundled monthlies I did originally :)
January 8, 20205 yr Author yes :) great top 2 love both Always On My Mind and Shame good to see Cher, Belinda Carlisle, Johnny Hates Jazz, Heart and Krush all climbing nice debut for New Sensation, love the song Thanks Bjork, you should enjoy a few of the new positions this week for those :lol:
January 8, 20205 yr Author 10th January 1988 It's a first week on top for the gorgeous under-rated Eurythmics single, Shame, their 3rd chart-topper after Sex Crime (1984) and There Must Be An Angel, though Sweet Dreams almost did it, and most of their earlier singles went top 5. In at 5 2 years early for the UK charts, it's the Righteous Brothers classic from 1965, You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin', a record I liked as a kid (and charted in in 1969 when it was a hit again), liked some more when it charted again in 1975, and by 1988 it had turned to love and a new chart peak. By the time it became the follow-up to Ghost-reissued Unchained Melody I was on full-on adoration and have remained so ever since. The greatest recorded vocal pop performance by a male duet, bar none. Not even close. Jellybean finally gets a top 10, by Jingo, Krush are arresting some House, and Belinda Carlisle gets her first solo top 10. In at 14, Terence Trent D'Arby gets his third top 20, with his best record, Sign Your Name, and George Michael finally releases one of the classic tracks off Faith, the brilliant Father Figure - and is rewarded by a UK under-performance chartwise, presumably everyone sick of the OTT ballad-filled Xmas charts and just wanting to dance in the New Year. This curse also did for Jacko's Man In The Mirror, inexplicably, and both huge US hits to boot. At 48 Sinead O'Connor debuts baldly where no woman has debuted before - with Mandinka, a quirky ethnic-tinged pop ditty which wasn't a sign of things to come. Joyce Sims smoothly beckons you to come into her life, veteran Gladys Knight is back chucking love overboard 20 years into her career, and still going 32 years on from 1988. Debbie Gibson prefers to shake her love, which is quite catchy, Elton John does a live version of Candle In The Wind, which I never liked much in 1974 (the B side Bennie & The Jets was a chart-topper for me) and doesn't entirely bring on loathing from me. It took 1997 to do that. Depeche Mode drive into the top 75, just about passing their test. 1 ( 2 ) SHAME Eurythmics 2 ( 1 ) ALWAYS ON MY MIND Pet Shop Boys 3 ( 3 ) HELLO GOODBYE The Beatles 4 ( 4 ) I FOUND SOMEONE Cher 5 ( NEW ) YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVIN' FEELIN' The Righteous Brothers 6 ( 6 ) THE WAY YOU MAKE ME FEEL Michael Jackson 7 ( 12 ) JINGO Jellybean 8 ( 14 ) HOUSE ARREST Krush 9 ( 9 ) FAMILY MAN Fleetwood Mac 10 ( 16 ) HEAVEN IS A PLACE ON EARTH Belinda Carlisle 11 ( 8 ) TELL IT TO MY HEART Taylor Dayne 12 ( 5 ) I ONLY WANT TO BE WITH YOU Dusty Springfield 13 ( 7 ) FAIRYTALE OF NEW YORK The Pogues & Kirsty MacColl 14 ( NEW ) SIGN YOUR NAME Terence Trent D'Arby 15 ( 19 ) IDEAL WORLD The Christians 16 ( 13 ) LETTER FROM AMERICA The Proclaimers 17 ( 24 ) THERE’S THE GIRL Heart 18 ( 15 ) LOVE LETTERS Alison Moyet 19 ( 20 ) TURN BACK THE CLOCK Johnny Hates Jazz 20 ( 11 ) WHEN I FALL IN LOVE Nat ‘King’ Cole 21 ( 10 ) ESP The Bee Gees 22 ( 18 ) LITTLE LIES Fleetwood Mac 23 ( 54 ) HOT IN THE CITY Billy Idol 24 ( 32 ) I CAN’T HELP IT Bananarama 25 ( 30 ) RISE TO THE OCCASION Climie Fisher 26 ( 21 ) YOU WIN AGAIN The Bee Gees 27 ( 41 ) I THINK WE’RE ALONE NOW Tiffany 28 ( 33 ) ANGEL EYES Wet Wet Wet 29 ( 27 ) SUGAR SUGAR (CANDYFLOSS MIX)/(ORIGINAL VERSION) The Archies 30 ( 17 ) LET ME BE THE ONE/ (REMIX) Expose 31 ( 31 ) TUNNEL OF LOVE Bruce Springsteen 32 ( 36 ) PACKJAMMED (WITH THE PARTY POSSE) Stock Aitken Waterman 33 ( 28 ) BAD Michael Jackson 34 ( 45 ) ALL DAY AND ALL OF THE NIGHT The Stranglers 35 ( 35 ) TIGHTEN UP Wally Jump Junior & The Criminal Element 36 ( 26 ) TOUCHED BY THE HAND OF GOD New Order 37 ( 29 ) CRITICIZE Alexander O’Neal 38 ( 25 ) THE LOOK OF LOVE Madonna 39 ( NEW ) FATHER FIGURE George Michael 40 ( 39 ) WHAT HAVE I DONE (TO DESERVE THIS) Pet Shop Boys & Dusty Springfield 41 ( 34 ) WHO FOUND WHO Jellybean featuring Lisa Fiorillo 42 ( 22 ) ROCKIN’ AROUND THE CHRISTMAS TREE Mel (Smith) & Kim (Wilde) 43 ( 50 ) THE WISHING WELL GOSH 44 ( 40 ) THE TIDE IS TURNING Roger Waters 45 ( 47 ) IN GOD’S COUNTRY U2 46 ( 68 ) I SAY NOTHING Voice Of The Beehive 47 ( 48 ) JUST TO GET BY Babakoto 48 ( NEW ) MANDINKA Sinead O'Connor 49 ( 23 ) EV’RY TIME WE SAY GOODBYE Simply Red 50 ( 43 ) RENT Pet Shop Boys 51 ( 38 ) I’VE BEEN IN LOVE BEFORE Cutting Crew 52 ( 37 ) CHILDREN SAY Level 42 53 ( NEW ) COME INTO MY LIFE Joyce Sims 54 ( 51 ) FAMILY AFFAIR/RUNNIN’ AWAY Sly & The Family Stone 55 ( 44 ) KID (REMIX) The Pretenders 56 ( 42 ) MY BAG Lloyd Cole & The Commotions 57 ( 66 ) JENNIFER SGE SAID Lloyd Cole & The Commotions 58 ( 53 ) CARS (E REG MODEL)/ ARE ‘FRIENDS’ ELECTRIC Gary Numan & Tubeway Army 59 ( 63 ) O L’AMOUR Dollar 60 ( 56 ) ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE The Beatles 61 ( 52 ) PAID IN FULL Eric B & Rakim 62 ( 62 ) NEED YOU TONIGHT INXS 63 ( 74 ) NEW SENSATION INXS 64 ( 59 ) LOVE POWER Dionne Warwick & Jeffrey Osbourne 65 ( 49 ) DEVIL’S BALL Double 66 ( 58 ) PUMP UP THE VOLUME M/A/R/R/S 67 ( 65 ) HUMAN Human League 68 ( NEW ) LOVE OVERBOARD Gladys Knight & The Pips 69 ( 67 ) HERE I GO AGAIN Whitesnake 70 ( NEW ) SHAKE YOUR LOVE Debbie Gibson 71 ( 69 ) HOLIDAY The Other Ones 72 ( 72 ) LOVE CHANGES EVERYTHING Climie Fisher 73 ( 55 ) GOT MY MIND SET ON YOU George Harrison 74 ( NEW ) CANDLE IN THE WIND (LIVE) Elton John 75 ( NEW ) BEHIND THE WHEEL Depeche Mode Playlist oldies and album tracks of that week 1 SHIP OF FOOLS World Party 2 SITTING IN THE PARK Georgie Fame 3 MOVE ON Abba
January 8, 20205 yr Good to see Shame finally top your chart. It's my favourite Eurythmics song,starting with those wonderful bell chimes. It should really have been a top 40 hit for them.
January 8, 20205 yr yes for Shame, agree, phenomenal song, not my #1 Eurythmics song, that would be The Miracle of Love, another under-dog like Shame also great climbs for Krush and Belinda into the top 10, loved both, House Arrest I think was the 1st dance song that I really liked, all those house songs from early 88 were great also love Sign Your Name, what a song, should have been a #1 in the charts, such a classic... Father Figure is also great, one of the highlights from the Faith album. The album was a mixed bag with the ballads being great but the faster tracks being kinda meh especially I Want Your Sex and Monkey. and great to see Mandinka debuting. I also discovered Sinead in early 88, bought the vinyl, one of the first albums I ever bought as a kid, and it made a huge impression on me, was a huge Sinead fan for her first 2 albums, then she kinda lost me as the quality of her music never matched the first 2 albums. The songs are so simple (mostly 2 super easy chords, maximum 3) but yet so powerful. My fav song of hers is Troy, which I often play on guitar although the lyrics are hard to remember. There is a live version of Troy from Pinkpop which might be the best Youtube video ever. So intense. JeIHZvZTJTg
January 8, 20205 yr House Arrest by Krush is brilliant, one of the best early house tracks imo, sounding big with the 80s beats, unpoppy compared to a lot of the other stuff at the time in the charts and has a good bassline 'drop' too which is why I recently nominated it in the best basslines thread on here.
January 9, 20205 yr Good to see Shame finally top your chart. It's my favourite Eurythmics song,starting with those wonderful bell chimes. It should really have been a top 40 hit for them. Not very well-known as It wasn't on either of their compilations. Edited January 9, 20205 yr by Crazy Chris
January 9, 20205 yr also love Sign Your Name, what a song, should have been a #1 in the charts, such a classic... Great song but have your heard TTD's first album Introducing The Hardline According To..? Just a brilliant album, If You Let Me Stay, Wishing Well, Dance Little Sister and the non-single tracks are very good too.
January 9, 20205 yr of course but still Sign your name is the album highlight and best thing he ever did
January 11, 20205 yr of course but still Sign your name is the album highlight and best thing he ever did Well that and If You Let Me Stay are his two best imo.
January 14, 20205 yr Author Good to see Shame finally top your chart. It's my favourite Eurythmics song,starting with those wonderful bell chimes. It should really have been a top 40 hit for them. Hi Rollo :) I totally agree! :wub:
January 14, 20205 yr Author yes for Shame, agree, phenomenal song, not my #1 Eurythmics song, that would be The Miracle of Love, another under-dog like Shame also great climbs for Krush and Belinda into the top 10, loved both, House Arrest I think was the 1st dance song that I really liked, all those house songs from early 88 were great also love Sign Your Name, what a song, should have been a #1 in the charts, such a classic... Father Figure is also great, one of the highlights from the Faith album. The album was a mixed bag with the ballads being great but the faster tracks being kinda meh especially I Want Your Sex and Monkey. and great to see Mandinka debuting. I also discovered Sinead in early 88, bought the vinyl, one of the first albums I ever bought as a kid, and it made a huge impression on me, was a huge Sinead fan for her first 2 albums, then she kinda lost me as the quality of her music never matched the first 2 albums. The songs are so simple (mostly 2 super easy chords, maximum 3) but yet so powerful. My fav song of hers is Troy, which I often play on guitar although the lyrics are hard to remember. There is a live version of Troy from Pinkpop which might be the best Youtube video ever. So intense. Hi Bjork :) I'm embarrassed to say I'd forgotten about House Arrest, not heard it since the 80's I think :o Playing it now and it comes flooding back, cut n paste house dance with a girlie hook. I rather liked the whole DIY sampling habits of new dance music at the time! Sinead, dont know that video, but she's never been one not to wear her heart on her sleeve! I wish I could play guitar, jealous of you having that ability! :D
January 14, 20205 yr Author House Arrest by Krush is brilliant, one of the best early house tracks imo, sounding big with the 80s beats, unpoppy compared to a lot of the other stuff at the time in the charts and has a good bassline 'drop' too which is why I recently nominated it in the best basslines thread on here. Hi Snakey, yes listening to it now it's not as hooky as I usually tend to opt for, but I also go for unusual-sounding new tracks. I think I need to hear it loud in a club, that's when dance (and all music come to that) sounds at it's absolute best :wub:
January 14, 20205 yr Author Great song but have your heard TTD's first album Introducing The Hardline According To..? Just a brilliant album, If You Let Me Stay, Wishing Well, Dance Little Sister and the non-single tracks are very good too. Hi Chris - I got that album free with one of the papers when they were all going mad giving away free CD's - I bought bucketloads of papers round about then for some reason :lol:
January 14, 20205 yr Author 17th January 1988 It's 2 weeks on top for Eurythmics lovely Shame, and some sudden reversals for both Family Man (Fleetwood Mac up to a new peak of 2, as still-album-track Everywhere enters at 76) and Tell It To My Heart (Taylor Dayne hitting a new peak of 5). One of them will top my chart next next week. Ooh, the suspense! Terence Trent D'Arby hits 7 as he gets his girlfriend to signs her name across his heart, I'm not sure that's a recognised medical procedure mind you, and Tiffany joins the yo-yo club too, heading back yet again into the 20 with I Think We're Alone Now. Billy Idol's early 80's Hot In The City also is in the 20, and highest new entry is a reactivated Barry White lush oldie, Never Never Gonna Give You Up, which had charted for me in 1974 before Bazza really had caught on much, but now is deservedly back at a respectable 15. Father Figure leaps into the 20, making it 3 in a row from Faith for George Michael, Climie Fisher make it 2 top 20's in a row, and the 'Nana's 3 in a row. Dollar rocket Erasure's O L'Amour into the 30, at 22 from 59, and Lloyd Cole makes it 2 top 30's in a row as Jennifer She Said joins My Bag in doing so. INXS create a New Sensation with a Kick into the 40 for the 2nd track, Elton is blowing his own Candle, the live version on the verge of outdoing the original at 38, and U2 make it another Joshua Tree top 40. Newies this week: Elvis is back with oldie Stuck On You, one of his big hits that had never charted for me, at 44, Eddy Grant returns with his last big hit, the jolly anti-apartheid Gimme Hope Jo'Anna, and a career of 20 years since The Equals were Baby Come Back-ing. The Beatmasters drag in The Cookie Crew for some more House dancing, there was a lot of it about, Bros debut a bit late with When Will I Be Famous - answers on a postcard not needed, as the correct response was "any day now" - and Sinitta, rides her GTO. I assume she had to sell it as she ended up Hitchin' A Ride some time later. The Screaming Blue Messiah's pop in with I Wanna Be A Flintstone - rather sadly never used in the big 90's movie version of the great 60's animated sitcom - and I have to say at one time as a boy (around the time I had a Flintstones Annual for Christmas) I probably did wanna be a Flintstone, but not Fred, he was too loud. Probably Pebbles or Dino. Stevie Wonder was well into his "minor chart entry" phase by 1988, resolutely flagging his intentions for the next 30 years, Basia had abandoned Matt Bianco for a solo career that never took off, despite her Promises, Black get a 3rd chart entry, and it's Paradise, Wendy & Lisa return with a Sideshow, and The Beat return at 75. I mean, Fine Young Cannibals return. Doh! I mean Dave and Andy from both bands return with a quirky dance instrumental, mostly. 1 ( 1 ) SHAME Eurythmics 2 ( 9 ) FAMILY MAN Fleetwood Mac 3 ( 5 ) YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVIN' FEELIN' The Righteous Brothers 4 ( 3 ) HELLO GOODBYE The Beatles 5 ( 11 ) TELL IT TO MY HEART Taylor Dayne 6 ( 2 ) ALWAYS ON MY MIND Pet Shop Boys 7 ( 14 ) SIGN YOUR NAME Terence Trent D'Arby 8 ( 8 ) HOUSE ARREST Krush 9 ( 10 ) HEAVEN IS A PLACE ON EARTH Belinda Carlisle 10 ( 4 ) I FOUND SOMEONE Cher 11 ( 7 ) JINGO Jellybean 12 ( 6 ) THE WAY YOU MAKE ME FEEL Michael Jackson 13 ( 27 ) I THINK WE’RE ALONE NOW Tiffany 14 ( 15 ) IDEAL WORLD The Christians 15 ( 23 ) HOT IN THE CITY Billy Idol 16 ( 25 ) RISE TO THE OCCASION Climie Fisher 17 ( NEW ) NEVER NEVER GONNA GIVE YA UP Barry White 18 ( 39 ) FATHER FIGURE George Michael 19 ( 24 ) I CAN’T HELP IT Bananarama 20 ( 12 ) I ONLY WANT TO BE WITH YOU Dusty Springfield 21 ( 13 ) FAIRYTALE OF NEW YORK The Pogues & Kirsty MacColl 22 ( 59 ) O L’AMOUR Dollar 23 ( 16 ) LETTER FROM AMERICA The Proclaimers 24 ( 34 ) ALL DAY AND ALL OF THE NIGHT The Stranglers 25 ( 18 ) LOVE LETTERS Alison Moyet 26 ( 22 ) LITTLE LIES Fleetwood Mac 27 ( 20 ) WHEN I FALL IN LOVE Nat ‘King’ Cole 28 ( 57 ) JENNIFER SHE SAID Lloyd Cole & The Commotions 29 ( 17 ) THERE’S THE GIRL Heart 30 ( 26 ) YOU WIN AGAIN The Bee Gees 31 ( 29 ) SUGAR SUGAR (CANDYFLOSS MIX)/(ORIGINAL VERSION) The Archies 32 ( 53 ) COME INTO MY LIFE Joyce Sims 33 ( 19 ) TURN BACK THE CLOCK Johnny Hates Jazz 34 ( 48 ) MANDINKA Sinead O'Connor 35 ( 43 ) THE WISHING WELL GOSH 36 ( 33 ) BAD Michael Jackson 37 ( 62 ) NEW SENSATION INXS 38 ( 74 ) CANDLE IN THE WIND (LIVE) Elton John 39 ( 45 ) IN GOD’S COUNTRY U2 40 ( 40 ) WHAT HAVE I DONE (TO DESERVE THIS) Pet Shop Boys & Dusty Springfield 41 ( 21 ) ESP The Bee Gees 42 ( 30 ) LET ME BE THE ONE/ (REMIX) Expose 43 ( 47 ) JUST TO GET BY Babakoto 44 ( NEW ) STUCK ON YOU Elvis Presley 45 ( 28 ) ANGEL EYES Wet Wet Wet 46 ( NEW ) GIMME HOPE JO'ANNA Eddy Grant 47 ( 37 ) CRITICIZE Alexander O’Neal 48 ( 75 ) BEHIND THE WHEEL Depeche Mode 49 ( NEW ) ROK DA HOUSE Beatmasters/ Cookie Crew 50 ( 44 ) THE TIDE IS TURNING Roger Waters 51 ( 36 ) TOUCHED BY THE HAND OF GOD New Order 52 ( 38 ) THE LOOK OF LOVE Madonna 53 ( 50 ) RENT Pet Shop Boys 54 ( 54 ) FAMILY AFFAIR/RUNNIN’ AWAY Sly & The Family Stone 55 ( 41 ) WHO FOUND WHO Jellybean featuring Lisa Fiorillo 56 ( 32 ) PACKJAMMED (WITH THE PARTY POSSE) Stock Aitken Waterman 57 ( NEW ) WHEN WILL I BE FAMOUS Bros 58 ( 31 ) TUNNEL OF LOVE Bruce Springsteen 59 ( 55 ) KID (REMIX) The Pretenders 60 ( 58 ) CARS (E REG MODEL)/ ARE ‘FRIENDS’ ELECTRIC Gary Numan & Tubeway Army 61 ( NEW ) GTO Sinitta 62 ( 60 ) ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE The Beatles 63 ( NEW ) I WANNA BE A FLINTSTONE The Screaming Blue Messiahs 64 ( 63 ) LOVE POWER Dionne Warwick & Jeffrey Osbourne 65 ( 68 ) LOVE OVERBOARD Gladys Knight & The Pips 66 ( NEW ) YOU WILL KNOW Stevie Wonder 67 ( 56 ) MY BAG Lloyd Cole & The Commotions 68 ( NEW ) PROMISES Basia 69 ( 67 ) HUMAN Human League 70 ( 70 ) SHAKE YOUR LOVE Debbie Gibson 71 ( 62 ) NEED YOU TONIGHT INXS 72 ( NEW ) PARADISE Black 73 ( NEW ) SIDESHOW Wendy & Lisa 74 ( 69 ) HERE I GO AGAIN Whitesnake 75 ( NEW ) TIRED OF GETTING PUSHED AROUND 2 Men, A Drum Machine & A Trumpet 76 ( NEW ) EVERYWHERE Fleetwood Mac Playlist oldies of the week 1 EVERYWHERE Fleetwood Mac 2 CHIQUITITA Abba 3 JUST THE WAY YOU ARE Billy Joel
January 14, 20205 yr Hi Chris - I got that album free with one of the papers when they were all going mad giving away free CD's - I bought bucketloads of papers round about then for some reason :lol: His follow-up Neither Fish Nor Flesh was awful as was his third album. Pity as his first is a classic.
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