The Farm are given the boot next with 'All Together Now' which was released in 1990 as the second single from the bands debut album Spartacus and charted at number 4. Written when Peter Hooton the lead singer was reading about the Christmas Truce 1914 in World War 1. First recorded under "No Man's Land' for a John Peels session in 1983, it was put to the chord progression of Pachelbels Canon and produced by Suggs off Madness. The song was remixed by DJ Spoony with added choir parts provided by St Francis Xavier Boys Choir of Liverpool and recharted for the Euro's 2004 ending up at 5 this time round.

7 The Farm -All Together Now 2004 (14/27 votes)

8 Joe Ft Mystikal - Stutter (10/27 votes)

9 N-Dubz - Strong Again (9/26 votes)

10 Rik Waller - I Will Always Love You (26/31 votes)

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White Stripes but I like all six of these.

Honeyz now for me, but all 6 remaining songs are quite good.

Switching to Honeyz, this one doesn't have the sheen their first few singles had.

Kanye.

Kanye West.

Whitestripes

Kanye. It's a load of old shite and pretty much an insult to the original song it samples.