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Nothing from "Rebel Heart", "Froot", "1989" and even from Eurovision. K3 got third and last ( :cry: ) # 1 single with their good-bye song. # 1 : K3 - K3 Loves You ef8YOU38PLE # 2 : Rachel Bloom - You Can Touch My Boobies 3sQEb9TSACY # 3 : Lene Alexandra - Sexy Wonderland 0BqKT7Gnq3E # 4 : Liepa Mondeikaite - Skestu OGwfDEtkTf8 # 5 : Kat McSnatch - Atmosphere (I Can Feel It) 4CNA2uLEUdA

The last worst list, which I found is from 2012.

John, I'm very happy to see "Toi" here. It's my favourite ESC song in 1975. One from the best French language entries in all history of the contest. My top 3 : 1. Geraldine - Toi (Luxembourg) 2. Sophie - Une Chanson C'est Une Lettre (Monaco) 3. Ellen Nikolaysen - Touch My Life (Norway) Irish singer won for Luxembourg. It was third their win after France Gall (1965) and Vicky Leandros (1967). Geraldine was fourth Irish woman, who won in Eurovision (after Dana, Sandie Jones, Maxi). Monaco got the highest position (2nd place) for the first time in history. Norway had the most successful decade and got a medal again (after 2nd place in 1971, 1972) and will be unpredictable winner in 1976 (yes, higher than real winner Brotherhood Of Man).

Any updates ?

Say it Buzzjack Eurovision fans. :lol: Thanks. Retro posters are more loyal to different music taste, that's why I still post in this part of forum.

09.01.1983 : Week # 2 01. ( 01 ) Marga Scheide & Deuce - One, Two, Three... Bananas (3 weeks) [2nd week at # 1] 02. ( 03 ) Bucks Fizz - If You Can't Stand The Heat (7 weeks) 03. ( 06 ) Lori Spee - Good News Bad News (8 weeks) 04. ( 02 ) Renee & Renato - Save Your Love (11 weeks) 05. ( 05 ) Anita Meyer - The One That You Love (3 weeks) 06. ( 07 ) Leslie Pearl - If The Love Fits Wear It (9 weeks) 07. ( 11 ) Patricia Paay - Tomorrow (4 weeks) 08. ( 04 ) Nickerbocker & Biene - Hallo Klaus (I Wu Nur Zruck Zu Dir) (8 weeks) 09. ( 10 ) Prelude - City Tonight (11 weeks) 10. ( 08 ) ABBA - The Day Before You Came (12 weeks) 11. ( 15 ) Tight Fit - I'm Undecided (14 weeks) 12. ( NE ) Flirts - Passion (1 week) 13. ( 16 ) Guys n' Dolls - I Heard It On The Radio (6 weeks) 14. ( 17 ) Mari Wilson - (Beware) Boyfriend (9 weeks) 15. ( 09 ) Jackie Love & Simon Gallaher - My Friend (12 weeks) 16. ( 18 ) Mary Black - Rose Of Allendale (13 weeks) 17. ( 19 ) Babe - Together In Love Again (13 weeks) 18. ( 12 ) Corry Konings - Het Is Allemaal Gelogen (7 weeks) 19. ( 20 ) Mari Wilson - Just What I Always Wanted (18 weeks) 20. ( 14 ) ABBA - Under Attack (5 weeks) 21. ( 13 ) Tina Trucker - Men Good Old Ducky (7 weeks) 22. ( 24 ) Maywood - Star (18 weeks) 23. ( 21 ) Anita Meyer - Idaho (12 weeks) 24. ( NE ) (1 week) 25. ( NE ) (1 week) 26. ( 25 ) Elaine Paige - If You Don't Want My Love (13 weeks) 27. ( 22 ) Prelude - Silent Night (4 weeks) 28. ( 30 ) Doris D & The Pins - Who Cares (7 weeks) 29. ( 26 ) Jane Clifton & Jo Jo Zep - Taxi Mary (14 weeks) 30. ( NE ) (1 week)

Buzzjack's least favourite artists ?

I can do similar charts for any retro year from 1949 to 2005. Maybe they will be very static and smaller (top 10 or top 20), but I can do it. It's only a question of free time, many my countdowns still wait. :( Most possible I will do any another year, but not soon.

No thread for my favourite album of 2014 ? :( Now, we have the one. :) Kat McSnatch is a Sydney, Australia-born songwriter, singer and comedian. Her first song "You Are A C**t" went viral on YouTube. She released her debut album, titled "Respectable Member" on the 14th of November 2014. The highlights of album : I Don't Like You nsdEbMaE6uc Love uAGFNgSThjo You Are A C**t 0doSWS0Fj24 I Don't Give A F**k - About Your Life 9cdq9pNkH6E

Here is the links on all official charts, which I used : United Kingdom : http://www.ukmix.org/forums/viewtopic.php?...7&start=375 Ireland : http://www.ukmix.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=3270 Germany : http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=145079 Netherlands Singles 100 : http://www.dutchcharts.nl/weekchart.asp?ca...0&year=1983 Netherlands Tip (It's Bubbling Under chart) : http://www.dutchcharts.nl/weekchart.asp?ca...1&year=1983 Belgium : http://www.ultratop.be/nl/weekchart.asp?ye...30402&cat=s Australia : http://australian-charts.com/forum.asp?tod...159&pages=4 New Zealand : http://charts.org.nz/weekchart.asp?cat=s&a...p;date=19830306 Switzerland : http://hitparade.ch/charts/singles/23-01-1983 Austria : http://austriancharts.at/weekchart.asp?cat...p;date=19830401 Sweden : http://swedishcharts.com/weekchart.asp?cat...p;date=19830222 Norway : http://norwegiancharts.com/weekchart.asp?c...amp;date=198306 A link on Finnish chart is available on UKMix (don't remember a thread). For United States I have Billboard Pop excel file with all charts, even with pre-Hot 100 era. P.S : I will add Denmark for the periods with available charts in Web.

Mad Eurovision / Melodifestifalen fans start a witch-hunt on him after his last personal rankings.

It's the one from my favourite singles of 1982 year with 5 weeks at # 1 (include Christmas week) and all 80s decade.

Dana vs Mary Hopkin. Looks very familiar. The one from two epic Eurovision battles for win (another is France Gall vs Kathy Kirby in 1965). Dana won my ESC ranking for 1970, had more weeks at # 1 and it's my second favourite all-time UK # 1 (behind "The Land of Make Believe"), but both songs are WONDERFUL and were included in my all-time top 5 Eurovision songs. My favourite Mary Hopkin singles : 1. Mary Had A Baby (Best Christmas song ever !!!) 2. Knock Knock Who's There 3. Temma Harbour All 8 Mary Hopkin's singles were # 1 in my retro charts. Mighty pop beauty. :cheer: It's a record : Shampoo had 5 # 1s from 5 singles, H & Claire and allSTARS* had 4 # 1s from 4 singles.

John, do you heard or maybe even like something from Luv' ? Ladies didn't have any hits in UK, but were popular in the middle Europe. 10 from them are Dutch entries. In most my retro charts Netherlands will be a very strong contender for main favourite (United Kingdom). Their top 40 is the best source for low-known pop treasures. All songs are available on Youtube and I add all links. So people can listen something, if they want to do it. From unknown songs firstly I recommend "Taxi Mary", "Good News, Bad News", Tight Fit and maybe # 1 song.

New year = new leader. Marga Scheide (the voice, soul and charm of Dutch girl group Luv') got her first solo # 1 single with "One, Two, Three... Bananas". 02.01.1983 : Week # 1 01. (-) (2 weeks) [1st week at # 1] 02. (-) Renee & Renato - Save Your Love (10 weeks) 03. (-) Bucks Fizz - If You Can't Stand The Heat (6 weeks) 04. (-) (7 weeks) 05. (-) (2 weeks) 06. (-) (7 weeks) 07. (-) (8 weeks) 08. (-) (11 weeks) 09. (-) (11 weeks) 10. (-) Prelude - City Tonight (10 weeks) 11. (-) Patricia Paay - Tomorrow (3 weeks) 12. (-) Corry Konings - Het Is Allemaal Gelogen (6 weeks) 13. (-) (6 weeks) 14. (-) (4 weeks) 15. (-) (13 weeks) 16. (-) (5 weeks) 17. (-) (8 weeks) 18. (-) Mary Black - Rose Of Allendale (12 weeks) 19. (-) (12 weeks) 20. (-) Mari Wilson - Just What I Always Wanted (17 weeks) 21. (-) Anita Meyer - Idaho (11 weeks) 22. (-) (3 weeks) 23. (-) Nicole - Give Me More Time (20 weeks) 24. (-) (17 weeks) 25. (-) Elaine Paige - If You Don't Want My Love (12 weeks) 26. (-) (13 weeks) 27. (-) (19 weeks) 28. (-) (10 weeks) 29. (-) (21 weeks) 30. (-) (6 weeks)

Only 51 :( UK Part : 8 / 10 (shame on me :) ) Name that country : 8 / 10 (gave one very stupid answer) Song titles : 10 / 10 (easiest part) Interval acts : 8 / 10 (hardest part, I was lucky) Lyrics : 8 / 10 Euro trivia : 9 / 10 (because didn't remember one winner from Luxembourg) My weakest link is the last decade. Wrong answers : 6, 7, 15 :lol: , 16, 32, 39, 49, 50, 57

John, it's the one from my favourite top 2 in all history of your Buzzjack charts. :cheer:

You want to see something from 90s decade. Am I right ?

Welcome in my retrospective thread for 1983 singles. For many peoples 1983 was the best year in all music history, especially for pop genre. Two my major music icons : Heidi Range and Lithuanian pop singer Natalija Zvonke-Bunke (YVA, Pop Ladies) were born in this year. My Top 30 chart is more alternative vision on the pop music scene of 1983, because the most worldwide hits are not represented in my chart. For completing retro weekly charts I used the singles charts from United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Netherlands, Austria, Sweden, Belgium, Norway, Switzerland, United States, Finland and Eurovision Song Contest with pre-selections. Also I add some flopped singles from my favourite singers / groups of this era (maybe even missed something). P.S. : 1. It's my first attempt to do full retro charts and English is not my native language, so please don't judge me very strict. 2. The charts were / will be compiled in 2015, not in 1983. (I'm only 32 years old, so I couldn't have personal charts in 1983). 3. Unfortunately for me not all possible chart-breakers are available on Youtube, but it's only 5-10 % singles. 4. Albums tracks are not allowed, only official singles. 5. I try to update them as faster as I can, but it's not easy work. Are you ready for the most unpredictable charts, which you ever watched ? Let the show begin.... Coming soon.

Worst TV show is : http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=171069

It's very painful feeling to lost another my favourite retro singer. R.I.P. Jackie Trent. "When The Summertime Is Over" (1965) was the major her hit in my retrospective with 5 weeks at # 1. qwxKU_53Bvs "Where Are You Now, My Love ?" (# 1 in UK singles chart) xJLESaA_XrA

You can find something more here : http://www.ukmix.org/forums/viewtopic.php?...8&start=650

F**k to the cancer. "Maybe I Know" was my "Song Of The Year" for 1964. zBBVkF7IV3o It's a very painful thing to lost legendary female singers. R.I.P. Lesley. :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

If include British entries : Jessica Garlick with "Comeback" reached # 13 in 2002. If don't count British entries : Dutch "I See A Star" by Mouth and MacNeal in 1974, peaked at # 8. Before Sanna it was only one non-British third place at ESC in all history of the official UK chart.

Is it anybody here, who wants a continue of this thread ?