Be careful, his lawyers will be on the phone.
Top of the Pops BBC4
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Be careful, his lawyers will be on the phone.
Disappointed does sound like a lost PSB track rather than an Electronic single. Good though.
Where did Billy Ray Cyrus get those amazing dance moves from. Bet a young Beyonce was looking on and taking note.
Where did Billy Ray Cyrus get those amazing dance moves from. Bet a young Beyonce was looking on and taking note.
Is it a cover version? I think I recently discovered it was an English rewrite of some French song (or something).
Aha! Yes, that was it. Thanks.
I feel the opposite must admit, much prefer it ending with the proper theme as opposed to an video.
I'm probably the only one but am gutted we missed Sesame's Treet and A Trip To Trumpton, two of the better raved up kid's TV themes.
I'm probably also alone in loving Jimmy Nail's Ain't No Doubt - bop!
Much better episodes of late including Snap, Richard Marx, The Shamen, Madonna and Sophie B Hawkins.
I'm probably also alone in loving Jimmy Nail's Ain't No Doubt - bop!
Much better episodes of late including Snap, Richard Marx, The Shamen, Madonna and Sophie B Hawkins.
You certainly are not!
Mr Nail is not my cuppa tea but I do love Sylvia Mason-James, on stage with him – she was a backing singer on that dodgy PJB/Hannah & her Sisters' cover of 'Bridge Over Troubled Water' but is better known for her work with the Pet Shop Boys.
Thanks for posting those links – amazing to see a very raw but fearless TLC (and the BBC clearly weren't listening to the lyrics …), and that Mariah performance is awesome! Why did not that propel it to the top of the charts? MC and Trey Lorenz riffing off each other live was amazing.
Of course you would hope that the forthcoming Big Hits 1991/1992 will take account of milestone performances like those that we will miss. I am not holding my breath, however …
Thank you. I wondered who she was. What a live vocal.
Look who's back as the man in charge, replacing Stan Appel. Traditions ahoy.
I love Ain't No Doubt! I remember the Chart Show playing it as a new release and my Mum - bless her commercial antenna - immediately said it would be a massive hit. I didn't think so! Jimmy's previous musical efforts had ended in the dumper.
I love Ain’t No Doubt too but it really is due to the aforementioned Sylvia Mason-James elevating a catchy song to a total bop. It (and Rhythm Is A Dancer) reminds me so much of that summer holiday period taking our new dog for walks in the park. It feels like that was a proper hot summer holiday with 6 weeks of sunshine but I’m probably remembering through rose tinted glasses (if that is even a phrase).
No, summer 1992 was a haze of mega-heat. And yeah, it was characterised by those #1s....Jimmy Nail, Snap and then The Shamen.
The Shamen really did feel like something had happened which the mainstream were struggling to catch up with – they were so shameless and really didn't care what anyone thought, and they cut through all the dreadful, faceless dance acts that have been cluttering up TOTP and gave the whole scene a bit of a knowing wink.
