Paul

Sent you my answers, Lesley Cheers Paul

My favourites are : John Travolta & Olivia Newton John - Summer Nights /You're the one that I want Elton John & George Michael - Dont let the sun go down on me Take That & Lulu -Relight My Fire

I saw it They went through Abba, Glam Rock , Prog Rock , Disco and Punk Rock Clothes Fashions & Buiding Designs,Habitat There was no mention of Gary Glitter in the Glam rock bit. Bowie,Slade,Sweet,Roxy Music & Mud were shown.

"Another part of me " appears as track 2 on this weeks single "Leave me alone" I think Smooth Criminal is Jackos worst ever video .

It's Boom Boom Boom Boom MK 2 Vengaboys meets Ace Of Base meets 2 Unlimited Totally 90s Euro POP

I would also add Heaven 17 & ABC to this list. The lead singers of new romantic bands were not the best singers in my opinion ,although the music was good. Simon Le Bon,Phil Oakey,Adam Ant & Marc Almond often sang flat live or on their records.

I remember in 1973 someone brought into school a radio cassette recorder . Everyone surrounded him because they'd never seen one before. It was like something from another planet. Up till then , if you wanted to record songs you had to dangle a microphone over the TV , or put it right next to the radio or record player. Everyone in the room had to be asked to stay quiet while you were recording.

Did you get mine ,Lesley ?

I used to like "Say When" and "Lucky Numbers"

He appeared on the first ever TOTP back on New Years Day 1964 which was presented by Jimmy Saville & Alan Freman.

OMD were from Liverpool so can be aded to this list

Also, Bat dance was from 1989

Van Morrison -Brown Eyed Girl has never charted but has been played one helluva lot over the years.

Does anyone remember Supersonic back in the 70s ?

Marvin Gaye Smokey Robinson R Dean Taylor Aretha Franklin Sam & Dave Wilson Pickett James Brown

What about Ronnie Wood leaving the Faces and joining the Rolling Stones ? Midge Ure leaving Slik joining Rich Kids & then Ultravox (only Slik had the number one )

Karen Carpenter had a superb voice and their songs had some great harmonies. I've never felt bad admiting to liking their music ,even when aged 10 ,when Top of the World, Yesterday once more , etc were in the charts. Calling Occupants was my favourite of them all.

Does Suzi Quatro count in this discussion ? She was always on stage with her band .

Even Everyhit.com seem to contradict themselves with these facts : "Lowest weekly sale for a no. 1 since at least 1960 is for Orson's 2006 track "No Tomorrow". It sold 17,694 on its third week in the chart to take it to the top spot (w/e 25th March 2005), beating the previoius record of 21,262 set by Presley's Jailhouse Rock reissue in Jan 2005. Lowest sale which enabled a track to enter at No. 1 is 20,463 for the the 2005 reissue of "One Night" / "I Got Stung" by Elvis Presley"

Mary Mungo & Midge Tom & Jerry Wacky Races Help its the Hair Bear Bunch The Jackson 5 The Osmonds

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