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Cloud Nine

Race : Japan 1 Hamilton 2 Vettel 3 Barrichello 4 Alonso 5 Raikkonen 6 Webber 7 Button 8 Rosberg Pole Hamilton Fastest Lap Hamilton

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I spy with my little eye, Eric Stewart on guitar next to linda :)

I Don't Mind At All (Bourgeois Tagg) 10CC - I'm not in love v The Monkees - Valleri

McCartney, he believed John was always dreaming about his song writing partner Why was the band called Silver Beatles?

Yer Blues

Anthology Project

Well lets see what was around this year... 1 1 Simon Park Orchestra - Eye Level {1973}...TV Theme from Van Der Valk, the dutch detective, this was popular back then 2 2 The Sweet - Ballroom Blitz..... :lol: Like every Chinn & Chapman song, glam rock at its height 3 4 Bobby 'Boris' Pickett And The Crypt-Kickers - Monster Mash :w00t: silly novelty song 4 Ne Slade - My Friend Stan....quite liked this one, a bit different 5 8 Ike And Tina Turner - Nutbush City Limits......overplayed 6 3 Wizzard - Angel Fingers.....Roy Wood after the Move & ELO 7 9 Perry Como - For The Good Times :puke2: utter garbage 8 14 David Bowie - Laughing Gnome :lol: As a Bowie fan, I don't know what to say about this, record company released it following his recent successes 9 11 Manfred Mann's Earth Band - Joybringer....Liked this one 10 5 David Essex - Rock On....His first hit, ok I suppose 11 17 Status Quo - Caroline.....just like all their other hits, one of the better ones I think 12 6 Rod Stewart - Oh No Not My Baby....Manfred Mann song 13 10 Mott The Hoople - All The Way From Memphis....This was good 14 7 The Rolling Stones - Angie :cheer: supposedly about Angie Bowie 15 13 Al Martino - Spanish Eyes {1973} :puke2: 16 43 Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road....not bad, before he went crap 17 12 Guy Darrell - I've Been Hurt :unsure: 18 18 Gilbert O'Sullivan - Ooh Baby...dull dull dull 19 19 Barry Blue - Dancing On A Saturday Night....pure $h!t :puke2: 20 21 Dawn Featuring Tony Orlando - Say, Has Anybody Seen My Sweet Gypsy Rose....I hated this outfit :puke2: 21 16 10cc - The Dean And I....Not their best but ok 22 15 Donny Osmond - Young Love :puke2: 23 45 Bryan Ferry - A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall....Liked this one 24 38 Detroit Spinners - Ghetto Child :puke2: 25 31 The Isley Brothers - That Lady....ok soul 26 25 The Jackson 5 - Skywriter....never a fan of their music 27 29 Dawn Featuring Tony Orlando - Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Old Oak Tree....$h!t $h!t $h!t :puke2: 28 23 The Drifters - Like Sister And Brother :puke2: 29 26 Peters And Lee - Welcome Home...words can't describe how bad this is -_- 30 27 The Carpenters - Yesterday Once More....timeless classic 31 35 Marvin Gaye - Let's Get It On 32 22 Hudson-Ford - Pick Up The Pieces...this was alright 33 20 Elvis Presley - Fool...not bad 34 Ne Bob Dylan - Knockin' On Heaven's Door....One of only a few of his I like 35 Ne Max Bygraves - Deck Of Cards....No No No :puke2: 36 30 Limmie And The Family Cookin' - You Can Do Magic :puke2: 37 36 Michael Ward - Let There Be Peace On Earth (Let It Begin With Me)...what the **** was this :puke2: 38 28 Bobby Goldsboro - Summer (The First Time)..... :o song about an older woman seducing a young teenager :o 39 44 Perry Como - And I Love You So :puke2: 40 24 Roger Daltrey, London Symphony Orchestra And Chamber Choir - I'm Free....Liked this 41 34 Gary Glitter - I'm The Leader Of The Gang (I Am) :puke2: 42 42 Paul Simon - Loves Me Like A Rock....not his best 43 49 The Temptations - Law Of The Land....This was good 44 Ne Electric Light Orchestra - Showdown....absolute belter :yahoo: :cheer: 45 39 Stealers Wheel - Everything Will Turn Out Fine....ok 46 37 Aretha Franklin - Angel 47 Ne Strawbs - Shine On Silver Sun :unsure: 48 32 Neil Sedaka - Our Last Song Together :puke2: can't stand him 49 33 First Choice - Smarty Pants :puke2: 50 50 Detroit Emeralds - I Think Of You :puke2:

1 1 Simon Park Orchestra - Eye Level {1973} 2 2 The Sweet - Ballroom Blitz 3 4 Bobby 'Boris' Pickett And The Crypt-Kickers - Monster Mash 4 Ne Slade - My Friend Stan 5 8 Ike And Tina Turner - Nutbush City Limits 6 3 Wizzard - Angel Fingers 7 9 Perry Como - For The Good Times 8 14 David Bowie - Laughing Gnome 9 11 Manfred Mann's Earth Band - Joybringer 10 5 David Essex - Rock On 11 17 Status Quo - Caroline 12 6 Rod Stewart - Oh No Not My Baby 13 10 Mott The Hoople - All The Way From Memphis 14 7 The Rolling Stones - Angie 15 13 Al Martino - Spanish Eyes {1973} 16 43 Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road 17 12 Guy Darrell - I've Been Hurt 18 18 Gilbert O'Sullivan - Ooh Baby 19 19 Barry Blue - Dancing On A Saturday Night 20 21 Dawn Featuring Tony Orlando - Say, Has Anybody Seen My Sweet Gypsy Rose 21 16 10cc - The Dean And I 22 15 Donny Osmond - Young Love 23 45 Bryan Ferry - A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall 24 38 Detroit Spinners - Ghetto Child 25 31 The Isley Brothers - That Lady 26 25 The Jackson 5 - Skywriter 27 29 Dawn Featuring Tony Orlando - Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Old Oak Tree 28 23 The Drifters - Like Sister And Brother 29 26 Peters And Lee - Welcome Home 30 27 The Carpenters - Yesterday Once More 31 35 Marvin Gaye - Let's Get It On 32 22 Hudson-Ford - Pick Up The Pieces 33 20 Elvis Presley - Fool 34 Ne Bob Dylan - Knockin' On Heaven's Door 35 Ne Max Bygraves - Deck Of Cards 36 30 Limmie And The Family Cookin' - You Can Do Magic 37 36 Michael Ward - Let There Be Peace On Earth (Let It Begin With Me) 38 28 Bobby Goldsboro - Summer (The First Time) 39 44 Perry Como - And I Love You So 40 24 Roger Daltrey, London Symphony Orchestra And Chamber Choir - I'm Free 41 34 Gary Glitter - I'm The Leader Of The Gang (I Am) 42 42 Paul Simon - Loves Me Like A Rock 43 49 The Temptations - Law Of The Land 44 Ne Electric Light Orchestra - Showdown 45 39 Stealers Wheel - Everything Will Turn Out Fine 46 37 Aretha Franklin - Angel 47 Ne Strawbs - Shine On Silver Sun 48 32 Neil Sedaka - Our Last Song Together 49 33 First Choice - Smarty Pants 50 50 Detroit Emeralds - I Think Of You

Album Chart For Week Up To 06/10/1979 1 2 Gary Numan - The Pleasure Principle 2 1 Boney M - Oceans Of Fantasy 3 3 Cliff Richard - Rock 'N' Roll Juvenile 4 6 The Shadows - String Of Hits 5 4 Electric Light Orchestra - Discovery 6 Ne The Stranglers - The Raven 7 5 Led Zeppelin - In Through The Out Door 8 14 The Police - Outlandos D'Amour 9 8 Sham 69 - The Adventures Of The Hersham Boys 10 7 Bob Dylan - Slow Train Coming 11 Ne Judas Priest - Unleashed In The East 12 9 Earth, Wind And Fire - I Am 13 15 Blondie - Parallel Lines 14 16 Tubeway Army - Replicas 15 20 The Commodores - Midnight Magic 16 17 Gerry Rafferty - Night Owl 17 21 Rainbow - Down To Earth 18 13 The Crusaders - Street Life 19 11 Supertramp - Breakfast In America 20 36 James Last - Last The Whole Night Long 21 10 Various Artists - The Best Disco Album In The World 22 18 Siouxsie And The Banshees - Join Hands 23 19 Roxy Music - Manifesto 24 12 ABBA - Voulez Vous 25 22 Judie Tzuke - Welcome To The Cruise 26 25 Michael Jackson - Off The Wall 27 29 Tubeway Army - Tubeway Army 28 Ne 10cc - Greatest Hits 1972-1978 29 27 Meat Loaf - Bat Out Of Hell 30 37 Slits - Cut Quite a variety in the album charts this week.

Siouxsie was good but XTC was excellent, probably the best song in this chart. I really rated XTC and they should have been really huge, thoroughly recomend their greatest hits album.

Album Chart For Week Up To 10/10/1964 1 1 The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night 2 5 Jim Reeves - Moonlight And Roses 3 3 Manfred Mann - Five Faces Of Manfred Mann 4 2 The Rolling Stones - Rolling Stones 5 4 The Bachelors - The Bachelors And 16 Great Songs 6 7 Original Soundtrack - West Side Story 7 8 Jim Reeves - Gentleman Jim 8 6 Cliff Richard - Wonderful Life 9 9 Elvis Presley - Kissin' Couisins 10 20 Original Broadway Cast - Camelot 11 17 Jim Reeves - Good 'N' Country 12 13 The Beatles - With The Beatles 13 11 Jim Reeves - A Touch Of Velvet 14 10 Jim Reeves - God Be With You 15 14 Roy Orbison - In Dreams 16 15 Jim Reeves - International Jim Reeves 17 Re Jim Reeves - We Thank Thee 18 16 The Shadows - Dance With The Shadows 19 18 Chuck Berry - You Never Can Tell 20 Re Bob Dylan - The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan A strange album chart with 7 albums by Jim Reeves,who died in July this year, in the top 20. Amazingly all 7 were in the top 20 throughout September. Another amazing thing is the remaining albums are by some of the biggest artists in the history of music....The Beatles , Rolling Stones, Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan and Cliff.

Listening to the Shangri Las made me contemplate suicide :lol: The mindbenders had Eric Stewart in the line up, who wrote a lot of their songs, he would go on to be in 10CC in the '70's.

Pretty bad , I could name so many, but I will go with this one, just makes me cringe, no saving graces whatsoever GCPSh47gHz8 Fastfood Rockers - The fast food song

The unfinished George Harrison album Who was the first Beatles` child?

Ain't That A Shame (Paul McCartney Choba CCCP) Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft (Klaatu) v There she goes ( The La's)

Very sad news indeed

Venus and Mars

Yellow Submarine (Movie)

3 of these songs will eventually get to number 1, and Blondie is not one of them :o Worse of all 2 of them will be number 1 and number 2 for 3 weeks and its not Buggles <_<

The longest runner in the chart was "I Love You Because" by Jim Reeves, it has been in the chart for 33 weeks. Of the future number ones of this year, only Roy Orbison is currently in the top 50, the other 4 are still to chart.

Goldfrapp have written the score for Nowhere Boy, an upcoming film about the young John Lennon, they have announced. In a fitting move, the group will record the soundtrack's strings and orchestra parts at Abbey Road studios. Soundtracks are an obvious match for the British electro act, who first met while Will Gregory was working on a film score project. Although that recording did not pan out – and Goldfrapp have not, as a duo, done soundtrack work before – Gregory has written music for several nature programs. "It is official," Goldfrapp announced on their blog. "We have written the score for a film called Nowhere Boy. It's about John Lennon as a boy and stars Aaron Johnson, Kristin Scott-Thomas and Anne-Marie Duff. It's Sam Taylor-Wood's first feature film and it's truly amazing that they gave us the opportunity to do this." Nowhere Boy is based on the book Imagine This: Growing Up With My Brother John Lennon, written by the former Beatle's half-sister, Julia Baird. It tells the story of Lennon's "search for a mother", according to screenwriter Matt Greenhalgh. Raised by his aunt Mimi, Lennon only met his mother Julia in his late teens. Earlier this year, singer-songwriter Ben Parker claimed to be producing the soundtrack in a post on his MySpace page. Parker seems in fact to have been a consultant, helping the film's actors learn their instruments. Goldfrapp do not have much time finish everything off. Nowhere Boy is due to premiere at the London film festival on 29 October. The group then plan to continue work on the fifth Goldfrapp album. Source: The Observer

Because he heard Westlife singing "Flying without wings" what was the title of the song with the working title "Scrambled Eggs"?

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