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Julian_

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    “Always Where I Need To Be” is the highest peaking hit for the Kooks, reaching #3 in April 2008, though it didn’t have the longevity of “Naïve” or “She Moves In Her Own Way”. It was the lead from their second studio album “Konk”.

     

    5th: Kooks - Always Where I Need To Be 18/36 votes (50%)

    6th: Primal Scream - Country Girl 13/36 votes (36%)

    7th: Rachel Stevens - More More More 10/30 votes (33%)

    8th: Five - Closer To Me 12/37 votes (32%)

    9th: 50 Cent - P.I.M.P. 12/34 votes (35%)

    10th: H & Claire - DJ 14/33 votes (42%)

    18 Tyler, the Creator - Noid

    15 Hanumankind feat. Kalmi - Big Dawgs

    13 Chappell Roan - Pink Pony Club

    12 Sia - Snowman

    11 21 Savage - Redrum

     

    10 Nemo - The Code

    9 Stromae & Pomme - Ma Meilleure Ennemie

    8 Ndotz - Embrace It

    7 Bryson Tiller - Whatever She Wants

    6 Linkin Park - Heavy Is the Crown

     

    5 Coldplay feat. Little Simz, Burna Boy, Elyanna & Tini - We Pray

    4 The Last Dinner Party - Nothing Matters

    3 The Blessed Madonna feat. Clementine Douglas - Happier

    2 Charli XCX - 360

    1 Benson Boone - Slow It Down

     

    I get a mixture of oldies and current stuff, some of the stuff I had the other day:

     

    Yellow - Coldplay

    Breakeven - The Script

    Sailor Song - Gigi Perez

    Torn - Natalie Imbruglia

    People Watching - Sam Fender

    Every Breath You Take - The Police

    Birds of a Feather - Billie Eilish

    This Charming Man - The Smiths

    Pink Skies - Zach Bryan

    Africa - TOTO

    There She Goes - The La’s

    A rather palatable list of auto picks I’d say!

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    “In My Place” was the lead single from Coldplay’s 2nd album, “A Rush Of Blood To The Head”. It reached #2 in August 2002, which for many years remained their highest peak for a single.

     

    3rd: Coldplay - In My Place 14/38 votes (37%)

    4th: Miley Cyrus - See You Again 14/30 votes (47%)

    5th: Liberty X - Jumpin’ 20/35 votes (57%)

    6th: Spooks - Things I’ve Seen 16/35 votes (46%)

    7th: Kelly Rowland featuring Eve - Like This 12/34 votes (35%)

    8th: Kanye West - Through The Wire 11/32 votes (34%)

    9th: Robbie Williams - Rudebox 11/30 votes (37%)

    10th: Sugababes - Get Sexy 12/35 votes (34%)

    I also needed to listen to “Amber Waves” a couple of times to be on board but I’m there.

     

    That’s my #1

    The Amazons #2 - a good old fashioned anthemic rock tune

    Franz Ferdinand #3 - this wouldn’t be a bad Eurovision pick at all in my view, though not a winner

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    Even though they had been going since 1982, Primal Scream did not get their highest charting hit until May 2006 when “Country Girl” reached #5. It is the only time the Scottish group have reached the Top 20 this century.

     

    6th: Primal Scream - Country Girl 13/36 votes (36%)

    7th: Rachel Stevens - More More More 10/30 votes (33%)

    8th: Five - Closer To Me 12/37 votes (32%)

    9th: 50 Cent - P.I.M.P. 12/34 votes (35%)

    10th: H & Claire - DJ 14/33 votes (42%)