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Shaft - Sway (Mucho Mambo)

 

This song was a number 2 hit back in 1999 and stayed 4 week long in the to p10. Shaft had never ever again a hit inside the top 75.

 

Chart Run: 2-3-6-9-12-17-23-28-37-48-62-69 [12 wks]

 

yes they did, Mucho Mambo made #12 in 2000

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:o It missed the chart :cry:

yes they did, Mucho Mambo made #12 in 2000

Oops, You're right *goes and edits*

 

BTW it was Mambo Italiano. And they had a song called kiki riri boom too :lol:

Basement Jaxx - Rendez-vu

 

One of their best songs imo. Basement Jaxx managed to peak with Rendez-vu number 4 in 1999. This is their highest charting single in the UK so far!

 

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DJ Jean - The Launch

DJ Jean - The Launch

 

The Launch was the only single which hit the top 75 in the UK from the dutch DJ, DJ Jean. The Launch went onto a big clubhit in 1999 and peaked at number 2 in the UK.

 

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I'm surprised DJ Jean didnt release Love Come Home in 2000 in the UK. It was such a great tune, would've easily been top5 back then
Shaft - Sway (Mucho Mambo)

 

This song was a number 2 hit back in 1999 and stayed 4 week long in the top 10. Shaft have had never ever again a hit inside the top 10.

 

Chart Run: 2-3-6-9-12-17-23-28-37-48-62-69 [12 wks]

I bought that :o

I'm surprised DJ Jean didnt release Love Come Home in 2000 in the UK. It was such a great tune, would've easily been top5 back then

I think it was released but missed the top 75, hasn't he?

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