April 24, 20206 yr This is overplayed to death but sadly will still be one the best things they play today!
April 24, 20206 yr Well the Reshuffle Chart be generous and let 'You'll Never Walk Alone' has #1 on our Reshuffle Chart?
April 24, 20206 yr Well the Reshuffle Chart be generous and let 'You'll Never Walk Alone' has #1 on our Reshuffle Chart? Zero chance with double Dua!
April 24, 20206 yr 39 | 90 | 8th week Gerry Cinnamon Where We're Going 5th single from The Bonny Released: 21st February 2020 Label: Little Runaway Records Chart Statistics NE (05/03/2020) | 67-92-x RE (26/03/2020) | 86-90-95-95-90-39 Sales: 40k+ Certification: - Status: Standard Chart Ratio 26 Sales __ Audio Streaming __ Video Streaming Video JPxkBvbIKrk Biography Hailing from Castlemilk, Glasgow, Gerry Cinnamon is a Scottish acoustic blues singer and songwriter. Inspired by the work of bands such as the Beatles, the Brian Jonestown Massacre, and the Jesus & Mary Chain, Cinnamon began penning his own songs that took on an introspective theme within the lyrics, while delivering anthemic singalong choruses akin to the work of Frank Turner and the Tallest Man on Earth. Initially known on the gig circuit for hosting a weekly open-mike night at a Glaswegian bar, he quickly began to make waves on the live scene in 2014 with his own material. After having generated a burgeoning fan base for some time, he became popular across the city and the surrounding areas for his highly atmospheric shows. He became widely known for his songs "Hope Over Fear" (which struck a chord with the "Yes" campaign during the 2014 Scottish Independence Referendum) and "Kampfire Vampire" (a social critique that delved into the experience of growing up in Glasgow). Social commentary became a frequent aspect of Cinnamon's lyrics, resonating with many across the country. Both "Hope Over Fear" and "Kampfire Vampire" earned him high placement on the 2015 digital music charts. He went on to perform at the T in the Park Festival in both 2015 and 2016, and opened for Ocean Colour Scene and John Power of Cast. In 2016 he won Best Live Act at the Scottish Alternative Music Awards, and kept busy writing and recording the material for his debut full-length. Erratic Cinematic was funded online via a direct-to-fan campaign and saw release in late 2017. - iTunes Top 100 Chart History 2019 50 Canter -1- 2019 88 Belter -1*- 2019 64 Sun Queen -2- 2019 98 Sometimes -2*- 2020 39 Where We're Going -3- 0 x #1 | 0 x Top 5 | 0 x Top 10 | 0 x Top 20 | 1 x Top 40 | 5 x Top 100 Social Media Gerry Cinnamon http://i.imgur.com/1SERq1f.png
April 24, 20206 yr God Scott is so smug, I can't believe I'm willing to endure him for another hour and a bit :banghead:
April 24, 20206 yr Sorry for that excitable entrance to the chart thread im still at work and had to log on to post that when I heard it on the radio!!
April 24, 20206 yr This is one time I'll allow Scott to bang on about this is the "real chart" because those fake stories really grinded my gears earlier this week. Ppl will literally believe anything if it fits their ideal narrative. Actually rather like this Cinnamon track, but he'll never ever top Canter :wub:
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