Raiders Of The Pop Charts - Parts 1 & 2

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Hannah Waddingham, a big West End musical theatre star who appeared in the Les Miserables film and had a short run in Game Of Thrones (she was the one who forced Cersei to admit to her crimes), with the big showstopper from Andrew Lloyd Webber and Ben Elton's The Beautiful Game Robert Allen Palmer (19 January 1949 – 26 September 2003) was an English singer-songwriter, musician, and record producer.

A house record called Feel It is replaced at 41 by another house record called Feel It. What are the chances, eh? Produced by Giacomo Maiolini, a hugely important figure in Eurohouse whose label gave us the Outhere Brothers and the TampererNew!!: Raiders of the Pop Charts and Someone Somewhere in Summertime· See more » The Beat (British band) Long-lasting electronic spinoff of Ozric Tentacles who also had a number 44, capable of dipping into hardcore techno and breakbeats but really our first taste of the trance genre that will come to take over much of the bottom end of the top 40 including this list British Electro-soul quartet's one and only single caught the pirate radio boom. Writer Kenton Nix would co-write Here Comes The Hotstepper Influential German electronic composer and synth maker is here on a technicality as Wonder Dog's Ruff Mix (number 31 in September 1982, promoted by label boss Simon Cowell in a blue dog jumpsuit) was a reworking of one of his tunes BoyBand The Musical was a shortlived West End satire written by Peter Quilter, who later wrote the play End Of The Rainbow which became Renee Zelwegger's Oscar-winning turn Judy, in which a boy band are at the mercy of an uncaring major label. Then the stars formed an actual straight-ahead boy band, took a song from the production... and were dropped after one single.

Also-ran house duo, one of whom would go on to reach the top 40 five times with trance outfit the Space Brothers

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Dubious "noble savages" stance for "dance" duo who later had some US success as Giant Steps and one of whom co-wrote Hepburn's I Quit. Yeah, look impressed Appallingly named London funk octet, produced by Kid Creole and opened for the Clash, credited as one of the capital's earliest adopters of rap breaks and a couple of them went on to open the first UK hip hop club.

NYC R&B singer who'd already had her US specialist success by then with a cover of Prince's Do Me, Baby New York R&B singer teams up with Why Can't We Live Together? hitmaker - she'd have some success on the Billboard dance chart and then resurface on the US X Factor in 2013 under real name Lillie McCloud, finishing eighth. CD two lives in a world of, for the most part, the excitable - punks, poppy subversions, and the kind of youths who served a Fierce Panda/Damaged Goods apprenticeship that along with bands like the hyped and instantly successful (three top 40 singles that year) Symposium the NME briefly tried to rechristen Bratpop. To others it was the scrappy, here's-a-band-now-form-three-chords fanzine underground that some knew as the Glitter Scene. There was even an ultimately doomed attempt to call them C96, even though the key releases were the next year. This is the world Snakebite City wants.

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It's him, bitch. Five top 75 singles and other peaks of 43, 46 and 47, none of which are Super Freak. Dave Stewart (born David Lloyd Stewart, 30 December 1950) is an English keyboardist and composer who has worked with singer Barbara Gaskin since 1981. It's a tool, resource or reference for study, research, education, learning or teaching, that can be used by teachers, educators, pupils or students; Singer Richard Warren later explored noisy electro as Echoboy and acclaimed lo-fi blues under his own name More passing house on Perfecto from a group of producers who appear to have done nothing else of note