Not getting thru this is “James Dean (I Wanna Know)”, the 2nd single from Daniel Bedingfield. It reached #4 in August 2002, and has a similar home made electronic sound to his debut. It was the first of 2 Daniel tracks to be sandwiched by #1s.

4th: Daniel Bedingfield - James Dean (I Wanna Know) 16/30 votes (53%)

5th: Christina Aguilera featuring Lil’ Kim - Can’t Hold Us Down 15/29 votes (52%)

6th: Fergie - London Bridge 17/30 votes (57%)

7th: Craig David - Hot Stuff 12/28 votes (43%)

8th: Vanessa Jenkins and Bryn West featuring Sir Tom Jones and Robin Gibb - Barry Islands In The Stream 21/35 votes (60%)

9th: Ronan Keating featuring Yusuf - Father And Son 13/30 votes (43%)

10th: Leon Jackson - When You Believe 12/35 votes (34%)

Switching to Kaiser Chiefs now!

Kaisers for me - really strong debut but singles 2 and 3 were even better.

Decent top 3 - switching to Safri Duo

Safri Duo

Also going for Safri Duo this time!

Kaiser Chiefs

Safri Duo

Kaiser Chiefs. A great track but I really love the other two.

Safri Duo

Lol the dedication to get Safri Duo into the final is admirable!

Oh wow I thought the votes would all shift to Aaliyah so voted for her but regret not going Kaisers now 🤦

Safri Duo again

16 hours ago, Julian_ said:

Kaisers for me - really strong debut but singles 2 and 3 were even better.

I don't really think of it as their debut because 'I Predict A Riot' came first and charted in the top 40, but got a re-release later.

Going for Kaisers.

Safri Duo.

Safri Duo