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G4

G4
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G4 - contestants at The X Factor, 2004

**G4** is the name of a British four-piece male vocal group who first came to prominence during the first series of *The X Factor* in 2004, where they came second. Their performances and recordings consist of mostly pop songs reworked in a an operatic style.

The original line-up met at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. The 'G stands for 'Guildhall'.

The four split in 2007 due to disagreements but reformed in 2014 with one member replaced.

In March 2018 G4 began a tour of the UK & Ireland, including dates leading up to Christmas.[1]

## Members

* Jonathan Ansell – high tenor/lead
* Ben Thapa – low tenor
* Mike Christie – baritone
* Matthew Stiff - bass
	+ (Stiff replaced by Nich Ashby in 2014)

## External links

* Official twitter
* Discogs
* Wikipedia
* Official Chart Archive
* Spotify
Eurovision Song Contest (1983)

**Eurovision Song Contest 1983**

* **Date**: 23 April 1983
* **Location**: Munich, West Germany
* **Venue**: Rudi-Sedlmayer-Halle
* **Countries participating**: 20
	+ Countries returning: France, Greece, Italy
	+ Debut countries: -
	+ Non-returning countries: Ireland

* **Broadcaster**: ARD
* **Presenter**(s): Marlene Charell (b.1944)
* **Winning entry**: **Si la vie est cadeau** - Corinne Hermès (Luxembourg)

* **UK entry**: Sweet Dreams - I'm Never Giving Up (6th place)
* **UK commentators**: Terry Wogan (BBC One)

## Trivia

* Contest held in Germany for the first time since 1957.
* Longest ever ESC at more than three hours
* Not broadcast on BBC Radio 2, who gave priority to The St. George's Day Concert
* Sweden's Carola Häggkvist reached third place and went on to win the contest in 1991

## External links

* Wikipedia
* ESC official site archive page
Corinne Bailey Rae (album)

Eponymous debut album by British singer-songwriter Corinne Bailey Rae.

## Chart performance

The album entered the UK charts at N1 on 05 March 2006. It was replaced by David Gilmour's *On An Island* the following week but returned to the top the week after. It stayed in Top 40 for a total of 29 non-consecutive weeks in 2006, plus 2 more weeks in 2007 after the album was re-released with a bonus disc of B sides and other material.

The album was re-released on vinyl in 2021 and reached no.5 in the UK vinyl album charts.[1]

## Tracklisting

original release

1. Like a Star (4:03)
2. Enchantment (3:58)
3. Put Your Records On (3:35)
4. Till It Happens to You (4:39)
5. Trouble Sleeping (3:29)
6. Call Me When You Get This (5:05)
7. Choux Pastry Heart (3:57)
8. Breathless (4:15)
9. I'd Like To (4:09)
10. Butterfly (3:53)
11. Seasons Change (4:56)

Special Edition bonus disc (2007)

1. Since I've Been Loving You (4:24)
2. Emeraldine (4:33)
3. Munich (3:59)
4. No Lovechild (4:03)
5. Enchantment (Amp Fiddler remix) (3:25)
6. Venus as a Boy (2:59)
7. I'd Like To (Weekender mix) (3:31)
8. I Won't Let You Lie to Yourself (3:51)
9. Another Rainy Day (3:16)
10. Daydreaming (3:57)

2021 vinyl release

* Bonus track: Another Rainy Day (Side 1, track 6) [2]

## Singles

*UK releases only*

UK rel. date 07 November 2005, UK chart peak 32 (2006 re-release)
* 7" / CDS

Like A Star / Enchantment / Choux Pastry Heart (CD only)
UK rel. date 20 February 2006, UK chart peak 32
* 7" / CDS / DVDS

Put Your Records On / Another Rainy Day / Since I've Been Loving You (Led Zeppelin cover)
UK rel. date 29 May 2006, UK chart peak 40
* 7" / CDS

Trouble Sleeping / Munich (Radio 1 Live Lounge Version) / Trouble Sleeping (Instrumental)
UK rel. date 12 February 2007, UK chart peak 79
* 7" / CDS

I'd Like To (Radio Edit) / No Love Child / I Won't Let You Lie To Yourself

## External links

* Discogs
* Musicbrianz
* Spotify
Genie in a Bottle

**Genie in a Bottle** is the title of a song recorded and released by American recording artists Christine Aguilera.

## Single release

The song was released as a single in the summer of 1999 although only became a hit in the Uk after its re-release on 04 October 1999 . It eventually became the artist's worldwide commercial breakthrough, reaching no.1 in several US charts, the UK Singles Chart and in several European countries.

The song was also included on Aguilera's eponymous debut album.

### Tracklisting

UK CD1

1. Genie in a Bottle
2. Blessed
3. Genie In A Bottle (Acapella Mix)

UK CD2

1. Genie In A Bottle
2. Genie In A Bottle (Eddie Arroyo Radio Club Mix)
3. Genie In A Bottle (video, CDRom)

also released as 12" (remixes), CS etc. [1]
Crackerjack

***Crackerjack*** (sometimes **Crackerjack!**) is a British children's television series which was initially aired on BBC Television between 14 September 1955 and 21 December 1984 (omitting 1971). The series was a variety show featuring comedy sketches, singers and quizzes, broadcast live with a studio audience, made up mostly of children.

The show was revived by the BBC in 2020 and has so far run for two series.

Main hosts
* Eamonn Andrews (1955–1964, dec. 1987)
* Leslie Crowther (1964–1968. dec. 1996)
* Michael Aspel (1968–1974)
* Ed Stewart (1975–1979, dec. 2016)
* Stu Francis (1980–1984)

* Sam Nixon and Mark Rhodes aka Sam & Mark (2020-2021)
Genesis

Genesis in 1974 (l-r. Collins, Banks, Rutherford, Gabriel, Hackett)

**Genesis** are a British rock band formed in Surrey in 1967. They are one of the world's best-selling music artists, and their discography includes 15 studio and six live albums .

Founding members Tony Banks (guitars) and Mike Rutherford (keyboards) have continued to stay with the group until the present day. The original line-up also included Peter Gabriel (vocals) and Anthony Philips, although they both quit, the latter being replaced by Steve Hackett on guitar and Phil Collins on drums and vocals. Gabriel also famously left in 1974, with Collins taking over full vocal duties. Hackett also left in 1977, leaving Banks, Rutherford, and Collins, the core-trio who have remained active to the present day, or at least until The Last Domino? Tour which ended on 26 March 2022, the 46th anniversary of the first Genesis concert with Collins as lead vocalist, which took place in London, Ontario in 1976.

## Style

Although Genesis became master so the prog-rock genre during much of the 1970s, with long form songs with complex arrangements, albeit in a rock style, the slimmed-down trio version of the band gradually moved towards less complex compositions and arrangements, leaning towards pop-rock, most notably with the hit single Follow You Follow Me, from the album *..And Then There Were Three..,* which went Top 10 in the UK in 1978. Successive albums such as *Duke* (1980) and *Abacab* (1981) also produced hit singles, influenced by Phil Collins' solo career which tended more towards pop and soul music. Genesis continued to have hit singles during the 1980s - That's All, Invisible Touch, Land of Confusion - continuing into the 1990s - No Son of Mine, I Can't Dance. The group have never forgotten their 'prog' routes however, and even some album tracks recording during the 'pop/rock' years still bear a certain complexity and tonality, typical of their earlier output.

## Discography

UK albums

* *From Genesis to Revelation* (1969)
* *Trespass* (1970)
* *Nursery Cryme* (1971)
* *Foxtrot* (1972)
* *Selling England by the Pound* (1973)
* *The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway* (1974)
* *A Trick of the Tail* (1976)
* *Wind & Wuthering* (1976)
* *...And Then There Were Three...* (1978)
* *Duke* (1980)
* *Abacab* (1981)
* *Genesis* (1983)
* *Invisible Touch* (1986)
* *We Can't Dance* (1991)
* *Calling All Stations* (1997)

## Scrapbook

Nov. 1976*No.1*, Sept. 1983*Smash Hits*, Nov. 1983
## TV/Radio

* 27 March 1980 - TOTP, Turn It On Again
* 01 September 1983 / 15 September 1983 - TOTP, Mama (video)
* 27 August 1983 - *Rock Around the Clock*, in concert

## See also

* 25 December 1976 - NME
* 01 January 1977
* 10 September 1983 - No.1 magazine, Mama
* 10 November 1983 - Smash Hits
James Burke

**James Burke** (b. 22 December 1936) is a British broadcaster, science historian, author, and television producer. He was a presenter of the BBC One science series *Tomorrow's World* from 1965 to 1971 and later created and presented the television series *Connections* (1978), *The Real Thing* (1980) and *The Day the Universe Changed* (1985).

Burke was educated at Jesus College, Oxford, where he studied Middle English, obtaining both BA and MA degrees. After graduating he moved to Italy, and became a lecturer in English and director of studies Bologna. He also lectured at the University of Urbino. It was in Italy that he read a newspaper advert looking for a correspondent for a report on the Sicilian mafia for Granada TV in the UK. In 1966, he moved to London and joined the Science and Features Department of the BBC, while still teaching English as a foreign language.

During his time as presenter of *Tomorrow's World* he was also BBC television's anchorman and chief reporter for the Apollo missions, and the main presenter of the BBC's coverage of the first moon landing in 1969.

## See also

* 17 May 1969 - Apollo X
* 11 April 1970 - Apollo XIII
* 20 November 1970 - *Tomorrow's World* in Sweden
* 30 January 1971 - *Lucky 13,* Burke talks to Jim Lovell
* 16 April 1972 - *Apollo 16 Lift Off*
* 15 June 1972 - *The Burke Special*
* 20 July 1979 - *Project Apollo: The Men Who Walked the Moon* (10th anniversary)
David Bowie

**David Bowie** (David Robert Jones, b. 8 January 1947, London - d. 10 January 2016, NYC) was a British singer, musician, songwriter, recording artist, record producer and actor. He is widely considered to be the greatest and most influential solo artist of all time, with a career in music recording, performance and visual arts and acting spanning from 1964 up to his death in 2016.

## See also

### Releases

- *listed on this Wiki only (ongoing). Albums in italics.*

* Space Oddity (1969)
* *Pin Ups* (1973)
* Fame (1975)
* *Station to Station* (1976)
	+ Golden Years / TVC 15 / Wild Is the Wind
* Be My Wife (1977)
* *Lodger* (1979)
	+ Boys Keep Swinging / D.J.
* *Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)* (1980)
* Under Pressure (1981)
* Blue Jean / Loving the Alien (1985)
* *Black Tie White Noise* (1993)
	+ Jump They Say / Black Tie White Noise (song) / Miracle Goodnight
* Hallo Spaceboy (1995)
* *Heathen* (2002)
	+ Slow Burn / Everyone Says 'Hi'
* *The Next Day* (2013)
	+ Where Are We Now? / The Stars (Are Out Tonight) / The Next Day (song) / Valentine's Day / Love Is Lost
* *★* (2016)
	+ Blackstar (song) / Lazarus / I Can't Give Everything Away
Good Feeling

**Good Feeling** is the title of the debut album by British group Travis, released on Indipiendentie records on 08 September 1997.

The album had an initial chart entry of no.9 on 14 September 1997 although stayed in the Top 40 for just three weeks. It eventually spent twenty-seven weeks in the Top 100 and was certified gold in January 2000. Contemporary reviewer Andy Gill rated it as "undoubtedly one of the album debuts of the year".[1]

*Good Feeling* spawned four Top 40 singles in the same year, plus a further EP, with its lead track taken from the album, in 1998.

The album was produced by Steve Lillywhite, and all tracks were written by frontman Fran Healey.

## Personell

* Fran Healy – vocals, guitar
* Andy Dunlop – guitar
* Dougie Payne – bass guitar
* Neil Primrose – drums

## External links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Spotify
Glen Campbell

**Glen Campbell** (b. 22 April 1936 – 08 August 2017) was an American singer, guitarist, songwriter, television host, and actor.

He was best known in the UK for his hits Witchita Lineman (N7, March 1969), It's Only Make Believe (N4 for four weeks (December 1970) and Rhinestone Cowboy (N4 in November 1975 [1]). His compilation album *20 Golden Greats* went to no.1 in the UK in November 1976 and remained at the top for the Christmas of that year outselling, among others, ABBA's *Arrival* which remained at no.2 (until April 1977).

## External links

* Official site
* Official charts archive
Eurovision Song Contest (2010)

**55th Eurovision Song Contest**

Final: Saturday, 29 May 2010

BBC One, 9.00 pm. Host Graham Norton

25 finalists:

* Germany came first with the song Satellite sung by Lena. Turkey came second and Romania third. The United Kingdom came last with Josh James singing That Sounds Good To Me scoring just 10 points. Host nation Norway came 20th.
Coronaviruses

**Coronaviruses** are a group of related viruses that cause diseases in mammals and birds. In humans, coronaviruses cause respiratory tract infections that can range from mild to lethal.

The term 'coronavirus' first came into popular use during the COVID-19 global pandemic which began in China in January 2020 and then spread into Europe and throughout the world. COVID-19 an infectious disease caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2, for which vaccines were developed during 2020.

## External links

* Coronavirus on wikipedia
* Coronavirus disease 2019 on wikipedia
Dance

**Dance** is the title of the third solo studio album by British recording artist Gary Numan. It was released on 04 September 1981 on Beggars Banquet records. The album was produced by Numan who also wrote all the songs.

Preceded by the single She's Got Claws, the album entered the UK charts at no.4, peaking at no.3 the week after.[1]

Although the album features seasoned Numan collaborators such as Cedric Sharpley and Paul Gardiner, *Dance* also saw Numan bringing in other established big name musicians such as Roger Taylor of Queen, Mick Karn of Japan, Rob Dean formerly of Japan and Nash the Slash, who had played as support on Numan's previous tour. Mick Karn's bass and saxophone are particularly important in shaping the album's overall sound, which in many ways recalls Japan's *Gentlemen Take Polaroids* album.

This was also the first Numan solo album not to be supported by a live tour. It had in fact come after Numan's announcement that he would no longer be touring after the *Telekon* Tour of 1980/early 81. (The live albums *Living Ornaments '79 & '80* had been released earlier in the year by way of a 'live farewell' to fans).

## Tracklisting

original album/cassette BEGA 28, 1981
Side One

1. Slowcar to China
2. Night Talk
3. A Subway Called 'You'
4. Cry, the Clock Said

Side Two

1. She's Got Claws
2. Crash
3. Boys Like Me
4. Stories
5. My Brother's Time
6. You Are, You Are
7. Moral

CD re-release (1999)
as above tracks 1-11, plus

12. Stormtrooper in Drag

13. Face to Face

14. Dance - previously unreleased

15. Exhibition - *B-side to She's Got Claws 12"*

16. I Sing Rain - *B-side to She's Got Claws 7" & 12"*

2018 2x12" LP re-release
* Side One: Slowcar to China / Night Talk / A Subway Called 'You'
* Side Two: Cry, the Clock Said / She's Got Claws / Crash
* Side Three: Boys Like Me / Stories / My Brother's Time / You Are, You Are / Moral (extended version)
* Side Four: Stormtrooper in Drag / Face to Face / Dance / Exhibition / I Sing Rain

## Singles

She's Got Claws
7" b/w I Sing Rain
12" b/w I Sing Rain / Exhibition
Freeez

**Freeez** were a jazz-funk group from London, UK formed around 1980. The group had their first hit single "Southern Freeez", featuring guest vocalist Ingrid Allmann, in early 1981.

The group's music took a more electronic direction in 1983 when they worked with American producer Arthur Baker on the track 'IOU' (and the subsequent album Gonna Get You) which reached no. 2 in the UK, and also became a US dance hit. Baker also worked with New Order the same year to produce their 12" single 'Confusion', which bears considerable similarities to 'IOU'.

## Connections

### Record collection

7"

* I.O.U. b/w I Dub You (Top 50 singles)

album

* Gonna Get You (1983, cassette)
June No.1s

Singles which reached No.1 in the UK during the month of **June** (up to 2005 incl.). Artists should be hyperlinked once only, where appropriate.

### 1960s

* Roy Orbison - It's Over (1964)
* Elvis Presley - Crying in the Chapel (1965)
* The Hollies - I'm Alive (1965)
* Frank Sinatra - Strangers in the Night (1966)
* The Beatles - Paperback Writer/Rain (1966)
* Procul Harum - A Whiter Shade of Pale (1967)
* The Rolling Stones - Jumpin' Jack Flash (1968)
* Tommy Roe - Dizzy (1969)
* The Beatles - The Ballad of John & Yoko (1969)

### 1970s

* Mungo Jerry - In the Summertime (1970)
* Middle of the Road - Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep (1971)
* Don McLean - VIncent (1972)
* Slade - Take Me Back 'Ome (1972)
* Suzi Quatro - Can the Can (1973)
* Ray Stevens - The Streak (1974)
* Charles Aznavour - She (1974)
* Windsor Davies & Don Estelle - Whispering Grass (1975)
* 10cc - I'm Not In Love (1975)
* JJ Barrie - No Charge (1976)
* The Wurzels - Combine Harvester (1976)
* The Real Thing -You To Me Are Everything (1976)
* Kenny Rogers - Lucille (1977)
* The Jacksons - Show You The Way To Go (1977)
* Hot Chocolate - So You Win Again (1977)
* John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John - You're the One That I Want (1978)

### 1980s

* Don McLean - Crying (1980)
* Smokey Robinson - Being With You (1981)
* Michael Jackson - One Day In Your Life (1981)
* Adam Ant - Goody Two Shoes (1982)
* Charlene - I've Never Been To Me (1982)
* Captain Sensible - Happy Talk (1982)
* Rod Stewart - Baby Jane (1983)
* Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Two Tribes (1984)
* The Crowd - You'll Never Walk Alone (1985)
* Sister Sledge - Frankie (1985)
* Wham! - The Edge of Heaven (1986)
* Doctor & The Medics - Spirit in the Sky (1986)
* Wham! - The Edge of Heaven (1986)
* Whitney Houston - I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me) (1987)
* The Firm - Star Trekkin' (1987)
* Pet Shop Boys - It's a Sin (1987)
* Jason Donovan - Sealed With A Kiss (1989)
* Soul II Soul - Back to Life (However Do You Want Me) (1989)

### 1990s

* EnglandNewOrder - World In Motion... (1990)
* Elton John - Sacrifice (1990)
* Color Me Badd - I Wanna Sex You Up (1991)
* Jason Donovan - Any Dream Will Do (1991)
* Erasure - ABBA-esque EP (1992)
* UB40 - I Can't Help Falling In Love With You (1993)
* Fugees - Killing Me Softly (1996)
* Hanson Brothers - Mmm Bop (1997)
* Puff Daddy - I'll Be Missing You (1997)
* Lightning Seeds - Three Lions '98 (1998)
* Baz Luhrmann - Everybody's Free ( To Wear Sunscreen) (1999)
* S Club 7 - Bring It All Back (1999)

*1995: Robson & Jerome continue their 7-week run with Unchained Melody/White Cliffs of Dover*

### 2000s

* Shaggy ft Rayvon - Angel (2001)
* Will Young - Light My Fire (2002)
* Elvis vs JXL - A Little Less Conversation (2002)
* Evanescence - Bring Me To Life (2003)

### >2005 notables

* La Roux - Bulletproof (2009)
* Robin Thicke - Blurred Lines (2013)
* Kate Bush - Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)
Domino Dancing

**Domino Dancing** is the title of a song written, recorded and released by British duo Pet Shop Boys. It was their first new material in 1988, and after the previous years successful *Actually* album and the Always On My Mind and Rent no. 1 singles.

## Single release

The track was released as the lead single from the forthcoming album *Introspective*, which featured the extended 'disco' version of the song.

### Tracklistings

7"
A. Domino Dancing

B. Don Juan

12"
A. Domino Dancing (Disco Mix)

B1. Don Juan (Disco Mix)

B2. Domino Dancing (Alternative Mix)

### Chart performance

Domino Dancing was the follow-up reached no.7 on its second week in the UK singles charts. The group performed the song once on *Top of the Pops* on 22 September 1988 when it was a new entry at no.9. The line-up included Tennant on vocals, Lowe on "keytar", plus two male backing singers, a Spanish guitarist and a four-piece brass section.

## Versions

See *Introspective / Further Listening 1988–1989*
February 1980

Starts on a Friday

Ends on a Friday (leap year)

## Events

* Winter Olympics in Lake Placid,

TV
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* New series: *Open Secret, International Pro-Celebrity Golf, Yes Minister, God's Wonderful Railway*

* New seasons: *Pot Black 80*

* Repeats:

* *Old Grey Whistle Test* (live acts): Charlie Dore, Public Image Ltd., The Flys, The Selecter, The Knack (filmed in Miami, 1979).

### Top of the Pops

* Presenters: Steve Wright (debut 07 Feb), Simon Bates, Peter Powell, David Jensen
* No.1s: The Specials – Too Much Too Young, Kenny Rogers - Coward of the County, Blondie - Atomic
* Debuts: The Chords, Jefferson Starship, Shakin' Stevens

## Radio

* BBC Radio 1
	+ *In Concert*: Magnum, The Headboys, Joe Jackson, The Portraits, Ian Hunter Band ft. Mick Ronson, The Boys, Girl.
	+ Top 40: Tony Blackburn
	+ Peel sessions: Mo-Dettes, Original Mirrors, Delta 5, Visitors, Stiffs, The Ruts, Stiff Little Fingers, Cockney Rejects, Psychedelic Furs.

## Playlist

listen on: Spotify

## See also

* February No.1s
* February albums (new version)
* February calendar
Dua Lipa (album)

**Dua Lipa** - eponymous debut album by British-Albanian singer.

## Tracklisting

1. Genesis
2. Lost in Your Light (featuring Miguel)
3. Hotter than Hell
4. Be the One
5. IDGAF
6. Blow Your Mind (Mwah)
7. Garden
8. No Goodbyes
9. Thinking 'Bout You
10. New Rules
11. Begging
12. Homesick
13. Dreams
14. Room for 2
15. New Love
16. Bad Together
17. Last Dance

*Tracks 13-17 Deluxe edition only*

## Re-releases

*Dua Lipa: Complete Edition*
rel. 19 October 2018

2 x CD. CD1 as per 2017 deluxe edition + CD2:

1. Want To
2. Running
3. Kiss and Make Up (with Blackpink)
4. One Kiss (with Calvin Harris)
5. Electricity (with Silk City)
6. Scared to Be Lonely (with Martin Garrix)
7. No Lie (Sean Paul featuring Dua Lipa)
8. New Rules (live)

## Charts

* UK Album Charts: peak N3 (Feb. 2018, with single IDGAF also peaking at no.3); initial chart entry N5. '*Complete Edition*' N9
* Vinyl Albums Charts: N6 (one week only on initial release)
* UK End of Year Charts (2017): 42
* UK End of Year Charts (2018): N9

## Singles

(Rel. month, chart peak pos., month)

* New Love (Aug. 2015, - )
* Be the One (Oct. 2015, N9 Feb. 2017)
* Last Dance (Feb. 2016, -)
* Hotter Than Hell (May 2016, N15 July 2016 - **UK debut hit**)
* Blow Your Mind (Mwah) (Aug 2016, N30 Oct 2016)
* No Lie (Sean Paul feat. Dua Lipa) (Nov. 2016, N10)
* New Rules (July 2017, **N1**)
* IDGAF (2017, N3)

## External links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* MusicBrainz
* Spotify
Elastica (album)

front cover

**Elastica** is the title of the debut album by British indie band of the same name.

## Chart performance

Preceded by the Top 20 singles Line Up, Connection and Waking Up, all of which feature on the album, anticipation for the release was high and *Elastica* became the fastest selling debut since Oasis' *Definitely Maybe* the previous year, going striaght to no.1 on the UK charts on 19 March 1995. It remained in the Top 40 for a total of 11 weeks. It reached no.66 in the US

## Tracklisting

UK release

1. Line Up (3:16)
2. Annie (1:14)
3. Connection (2:21)
4. Car Song (2:24)
5. Smile (1:41)
6. Hold Me Now (2:32)
7. S.O.F.T. (3:58)
8. Indian Song (2:46)
9. Blue (2:22)
10. All-Nighter (1:33)
11. Waking Up (3:16)
12. 2:1 (2:32)
13. Vaseline (1:22)
14. Never Here (4:27)
15. Stutter (2:23)

Tracks 4, 8, 11 feature keyboards by Damon Albarn under the name of Dan Abnormal.

A vinyl issue also featured a free 7" flexi-disc with the track Cleopatra written by Stuart Goddard (Adam Ant).[1]

The US version contains an extra track See That Animal at track 13 and a slighly different running order thereafter.

## External links

* Discogs
* Musicbrainz
* Official youtube playlist
EastEnders

**EastEnders** (or Eastenders) is the title of a long-running British TV soap opera first broadcast on BBC One in February 1985.

## Significant dates

* 19 February 1985: first episode shown on BBC One at 7.00 pm. Viewing figures estimated at 17 million.
* 20 February 1995: *The Early Days.* First of a series of 25 original episodes, shown each weekday morning.
* 19 February 2010: live episode for 25th anniversary.

## Scrapbook

*scans GraemeWood*

1985 - series launch, *Radio Times*, Feb.19851987 - 2 year anniversary (see 17 February 1987)1990 - 5 year anniversary*Radio Times*, 1988*Radio Times', Feb.1989*2000 - 15 year anniversary
Hello, Goodbye

7", Germany

**Hello, Goodbye** is the title of a song recorded by British group The Beatles. It was released as a single in the UK in November 1967, the group's first new release since the *Sgt. Pepper* album and since the death of manager Brian Epstein.

The song would later feature in the *Magical Mystery Tour* feature film first shown on 26 December, and on the corresponding album in the US (and much later on the worldwide release) but did not feature on the double EP released in the UK.

The song was attributed to Lennon/McCartney although was written principally by Paul McCartney.

## Single release

### B-side

John Lennon contributed another new song as the B-side, the rather more enigmatic I Am The Walrus, which would also feature in the Magical Mystery Tour film, EP and LP.

### Chart performance

The single entered the charts on the first week of release at no.9 moving up to no.1 a week later where it remained for a further six weeks making it The Beatles' longest chart topper since She Loves You. It also became the Christmas No.1s for 1967, the group's third (and final) consecutive festive no.1.

### Tracklisting

* 7" Parlophone R 5655 1967

A. Hello, Goodbye

B. I Am the Walrus

all *overseas releases carry the same two tracks.*

### Promo films

Three promo films were made for Hello, Goodbye, all filmed on 10 November 1967 at the Saville Theatre in London, directed by Paul McCartney. Interestingly none of them were used for Top of the Pops during its seven weeks at no.1 due to Musician's Unions rules. A montage of still photographs and a clips from footage of the group editing Magical Mystery Tour on 21 November was used instead. This special promo appeared as a bonus feature on the 2012 DVD reissue of *Magical Mystery Tour.*

## External links

* discogs.com
* musicbrainz (song)
Here Comes the Sun

**Here Comes the Sun** is a song recorded by The Beatles and first released on their 1969 album *Abbey Road*. The song was written by George Harrison and is one of his best-known compositions.

The song was not released as a single in the UK, although was included on the compilation album *The Beatles 1967–1970* (1973). When the Beatles' catalogue became available for download on iTunes, Here Comes the Sun charted at number 64 in the UK in November 2010, and returned to the chart again in April 2012, peaking at number 58. [1]

In August 2021, Here Comes the Sun was the group's most streamed song on Spotify, with more than 700 million plays and in May 2023, it became the first Beatles song to surpass one billion plays, and also the first song from the 1960s to achieve this figure.

## See also

* Here Comes the Sun (cover versions)
* Something
Dreaming of Me

**Dreaming of Me** is the title of a song recorded by British group Depeche Mode and released as their debut single on Mute records in February 1981. The song was written by band founder-member Vince Clarke.

## Single release

The song was released as a 7" single with another Clarke composition Ice Machine on the B side. Both tracks were produced by Depeche Mode & Daniel Miller at Blackwing Studios in London.

7" single MUTE 013

* A. Dreaming of Me
* B. Ice Machine

### Further releases

Both tracks remained exclusive to this 7" release for many years as they were not included on the group's debut album, released later in 1981.

Dreaming of Me was included on Depeche Mode's first compilation album *The SIngles 81-85,* also issued on CD.

Both songs were released on a mini-CD replica single in Germany in 1988 and on a UK CD re-issue of *Speak & Spell* the same year*.* These discs carried two slightly longer versions of both songs which do not fade out as they do on the 7".

The single versions were made available on CD in 1996, as part of the DM Singles re-release set, and likewise in the DMBX1 singles box set in 2004.

## Live performances

Although Dreaming of Me was part of Depeche Mode's live setlists until around 1983 [1] there are no official live recordings avaialable.

A live recording of Ice Machine was included on the 12" issue of the Depeche Mode Single Blasphemous Rumours/Somebody, issued in 1984 (12 BONG 07). It was recorded live at Empire Theatre in Liverpool on 29 September 1984.

## External links

* Discogs
* Musicbrainz
* Wikipedia
* dmlive.wiki
* Spotify DMBX1 - Disc 1
* Spotify *Speak & Spell* Deluxe with longer versions.
Faith (The Cure album)

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*This is an article on the album by The Cure. For the George Michael album of the same name see Faith*.

**Faith** is the title of the third studio album by British group The Cure. It was released on 14 April 1981 on Fiction records.

The album entered the UK charts at no.14 on its release and spent a total of four weeks in the Top 40. It was preceded by the lead single Primary, the only track to be lifted from the album for the singles market.

The group had also recorded a session for John Peel, first broadcast on 15 January which had featured three tracks from the upcoming album, namely Holy Hour, Primary and All Cats Are Grey and another previously unheard track Forever.

*Faith* was re-released as a double CD issue in April 2005 with the original album, followed by 'Carnage Visors' Film Soundtrack, originally available only as a bonus cassette, plus a bonus CD, Rarities 1980-81, including the single Charlotte Sometimes, the follow-up to Primary.

## Singles

UK rel. date 20 March 1981, UK chart peak 43

* 7": Primary / Descent

* 12": Primary / Descent *-*
* *extended version of Primary, not specified*

Primary did not make the Top 40 although The Cure performed the song on *Top of the Pops* on 16 April 1981 when the single was at no.46.

 *- see also Charlotte Sometimes*

## External links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Musicbrainz
* Spotify - original 8 track album
Joan of Arc

**Joan of Arc** is the title of a song by British group Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark released as a single in October 1981 and subsequently included on their third album *Architecture & Morality* released in November.

The single reached no.5 in the UK in November 1981.

## Top of the Pops

* 29 October 1981 (21)
* 12 November 1981 (5) (rpt.)
Marc Almond

**Marc Almond** (b. 09 July 1957) - originally vocalist and songwriter with Soft Cell, who later embarked on a successful solo career. He has also recorded and released music under the name of Marc & The Mambas.

## See also

* Something's Gotten Hold Of My Heart (cover version) (1989) (No.1 22 January 1989)
* *Now That's What I Call 40 Years!*
I'm Only Sleeping

**I'm Only Sleeping** - song recorded by The Beatles, included on their album *Revolver* (1966). It was written primarily by band member John Lennon who sings lead vocal.

The track includes a backwards lead guitar part, played by George Harrison, the first time such a technique was used on a pop recording.

A video for the track was first posted on-line in November 2022 to promote the deluxe re-issue of *Revolver*.
Gary Numan timeline

Timeline for the recording artist Gary Numan

* 29 May 1979: Tubeway Army record second session for John Peel.[1] The four tracks will later appear on Gary Numan's first solo album in September.
* 26 June 1979: Are 'Friends' Electric? reaches no. 1 position in the UK. The Peel session is broadcast the night before.
* 28 June 1979: Numan on the cover of Smash Hits.[2] Tubeway Army on TOTP in no. 1 position.

* 30 August 1979: Gary Numan performs Cars on TOTP.[3] The single is at no. 20, the week's highest new entry.[4]
* 18 September 1979: Cars reaches no. 1 in the UK singles charts. Debut album *The Pleasure Principle* goes straight to no. 1 the same week.
* 15 November 1979: Numan on cover of Smash Hits for second time.[5]

#### 1980

* 20 May 1980: We Are Glass goes straight into the singles chart at no. 10 (see also TOTP 22 May 1980). The single will reach its peak of no. 5 a week later.
* 07 June 1980: Cars reaches no.9 in the US Billboard charts.
* 26 August 1980: I Die: You Die goes straight into the UK singles chart at no.8 (see also TOTP 28 August 1980). The single will reach its peak of no. 6 a week later.

* 05 September 1980: second solo album *Telekon* released and goes straight to no. 1 in UK. The album will stay in the Top 40 for six weeks.
* 02 October 1980: Third Smash Hits cover.
* 16 December 1980: This Wreckage enters the UK singles charts at no. 35. (See also TOTP 18 December 1980). The single will peak at no. 20 four weeks later (13 January 1981).
James Bolam

**James Bolam** (b.16 June 1935) is a British actor, best known for his role as Terry Collier in *The Likely Lads* (1964–66) and the sequel *Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads?* (1973–74) as well as in the film *The Likely Lads* (1976).

He also starred in the BBC drama series *when The Boat Comes In* (1976-1981), the ITV sitcom Only When I Laugh (1979-1982), BBc comedy drama Born & Bred (2002-2005) and in the crime drama New Tricks (series 1-8, 2004-2011).He also plays the titular grandfather in the CBBC series *Grandpa in My Pocket* (2009-2014).

See also: Rodney Bewes
Life On Mars (TV series)

**Life on Mars** is a British television series that first broadcast in 2006 on BBC One. The show combines elements of science fiction, police procedural, and drama.

It follows the story of Sam Tyler, a modern-day detective in the Greater Manchester Police Force. After a car accident, Tyler mysteriously finds himself transported back in time to 1973. The David Bowie song Life On Mars?, a hit from that year, is playing on the radio when the accident happens.

Sam continues his police work in 1973 but must adjust to the different policing methods, cultural norms, and technology of the period. Throughout the show, he struggles with the question of whether he is in a coma, insane, or has genuinely travelled back in time.

The character dynamics are a key aspect of the series, as Sam Tyler clashes with his colleagues, particularly DCI Gene Hunt, a tough and unorthodox police officer with a disdain for modern policing methods. The show explores themes of morality, justice, and the evolving nature of law enforcement.

It ran for two seasons, with a total of 16 episodes, concluding in 2007. A sequel series titled *Ashes to Ashes* (also named after a Bowie song) followed, picking up the story with a new character and set in the 1980s.

## External links

* BBC One programme page
* Wikipedia
* IMDb
February No.1s

Singles which reached No.1 in the UK during the month of **February** (up to 2005 incl.). Artists should be hyperlinked once only, where appropriate.

### 1960s

* The Righteous Brothers - You've Lost That Loving Feeling (1965)
* The Kinks - Tired of Waiting For You (1965)
* The Seekers – I’ll Never Find Another You (1965)
* Nancy Sinatra - These Boots Are Made For Walking (1966)
* Petula Clarke - This Is My Song (1967)
* Manfred Mann - The Mighty Quinn (1968)
* Esther & Abi Ofarim - Cinderella Rockefella (1968)
* The Move - Blackberry Way (1969)
* Amen Corner - If Paradise (Is Half As Nice ) (1969)
* Peter Starstedt - Where Do You Go To (My Lovely) (1969)

### 1970s

* Mungo Jerry - Baby Jump (1971)
* Chicory Tip - Son of My Father (1972)
* Suzi Quatro - Devil Gate Drive (1974)
* Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel - Come Up and See Me (Make Me Smile) (1975)
* Slik - Forever and Ever (1976)
* Four Seasons - December '63 (1976)
* Julie Covington - Don't Cry For Me Argentina (1977)
* Leo Sayer - When I Need You (1977)
* Brotherhood of Man - Figaro (1978)
* ABBA - Take A Chance On Me (1978)

### 1980s

* Kenny Rogers - Coward of the County (1980)
* Blondie - Atomic (1980)
* John Lennon - Woman (1981)
* Joe Dolce Music Theatre - Shaddapa You Face (1981)
* Kraftwerk - The Model/ Computer Love (1982)
* The Jam - Town Called Malice/Precious (1982)
* Kajagoogoo - Too Shy (1983)
* Nena - 99 Red Balloons (1984)
* Elaine Page & Barbara Dickson - I Know Him So Well (1985)
* Billy Ocean - When the Going Gets Tough, The Tough Get Going (1986)
* George Michael & Aretha Franklin - I Knew You Were Waiting (1987)
* Ben E King - Stand By Me (1987)
* Kylie Minogue - I Should Be So Lucky (1988)
* Simple Minds - Belfast Child (1989)

### 1990s

* Beats International - Dub Be Good To Me (1990)
* The Simpsons - Do the Bartman (1991)
* Shakespears Sister - Stay (1992)
* 2 Unlimited - No Limits (1993)
* Mariah Carey - Without You (1994)
* Blondie - Maria (1995)
* Oasis - Don't Look Back In Anger (1996)
* No Doubt - Don't Speak (1997)
* LL Cool J -Ain't Nobody (1997)
* Celine Dion - My Heart Will Go On (1998)
* Cornershop - Brimful of Asher (1998)
* Lenny Kravitz - Fly Away (1999)
* Britney Spears - 1 More Time (1999)

### 2000-2005

* Oasis - Go Let It Out (2000)
* Atomic Kitten - Whole Again (2001)
* Tatu - All The Things She Said (2003)

### >2005 notables

* Kaiser Chiefs - Ruby (2007)
* Gotye ft Kimbra - Somebody That I Used To Know (2012)
Introspective

## Introspective

### Singles

Domino Dancing, It's Alright, Left To My Own Devices

## Tracklisting

### Original release

1. Left to My Own Devices (8:17)
2. I Want a Dog (6:16)
3. Domino Dancing (disco mix) (7:41)
4. I’m Not Scared (7:26)
5. Always On My Mind / In My House (9:05)
6. It’s Alright (9:24)

### Introspective / Further Listening 1988–1989

re-released in 2001 & 2018

as above plus

1. I Get Excited (You Get Excited Too) (5:36)
2. Don Juan (demo version) (4:22)
3. Domino Dancing (demo version) (4:48)
4. Domino Dancing (alternative version) (4:53)
5. The Sound of the Atom Splitting (5:13)
6. What Keeps Mankind Alive? (3:26)
7. Don Juan (disco mix) (7:35)
8. Losing My Mind (disco mix) (6:09)
9. Nothing Has Been Proved (demo for Dusty) (4:52)
10. So Sorry, I Said (demo for Liza) (3:26)
11. Left to My Own Devices (seven-inch mix) (4:48)
12. It’s Alright (ten-inch version) (4:47)
13. One of the Crowd (3:56)
14. It’s Alright (seven-inch version) (4:21)
15. Your Funny Uncle (2:18)
Face Value

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***Face Value*** is the title of the debut solo album by British recording artist Phil Collins. The release of the album in February 1981 came shortly after the release of the single In The Air Tonight, which features as the opening track. As well as spawning two more hit singles, *Face Value* features a new version of the Genesis song Behind the Lines from the group's 1980 album *Duke* and a cover version of The Beatles' Tomorrow Never Knows. The song ends with Collins singing a verse of Over the Rainbow, all in reference to the recent murder of John Lennon.

At the time of recording, Collins was still a a member of Genesis although had been working on solo projects since the release of the group's 1978 album *And The There Were Three*... He had been going through a divorce from his wife, a traumatic and emotional time for Collins which is reflected in many of his compositions both for *Duke* and *Face Value*.

The album went straight to no.1 in the UK album charts on its release and was the beginning of a long and successful solo career for Collins, in parallel with his work with Genesis.

## Tracklisting

* original issue Virgin V2185

Side One

1. In the Air Tonight (5:36)
2. This Must Be Love (3:56)
3. Behind the Lines (3:55)
4. The Roof Is Leaking (3:17)
5. Droned (2:50)
6. Hand in Hand (5:22)

Side Two

1. I Missed Again (3:46)
2. You Know What I Mean (2:33)
3. Thunder and Lightning (4:14)
4. I’m Not Moving (2:36)
5. If Leaving Me Is Easy (4:56)
6. Tomorrow Never Knows (4:47)

## Re-releases

* 2016 remaster bonus disc as part of Collins' *Take A Look At Me Now* re-issue series.

'Extra Values'

1. Misunderstanding (live) (4:43)
2. If Leaving Me Is Easy (live) (7:24)
3. In the Air Tonight (live) (7:52)
4. Behind the Lines (live) (3:40)
5. The Roof Is Leaking (demo) (3:12)
6. Hand in Hand (live) (9:48)
7. I Missed Again (live) (4:23)
8. … And So to F (live) (6:22)
9. This Must Be Love (demo) (3:44)
10. Please Don’t Ask (demo) (4:01)
11. Misunderstanding (demo) (2:54)
12. Against All Odds (demo) (2:59)

* 2021 40th anniversary picture disc [1]

Released 12 February 2021. Tracks as per original release.

## Charts

* UK Top 100 Album charts: **1** (three weeks, 1981 -continued in the Top 100 until 1990)
* UK Physical albums charts: 43 (2016), 42 (2021)
* UK Vinyl albums charts: 11 (2016), 12 (2021)

## Singles

**In The Air Tonight**

7" Virgin VS 102

UK rel. 09 January 1981, Chart peak no.2

A. In the Air Tonight

B. The Roof Is Leaking

**I Missed Again**

7"/12 Virgin VS 402/12

UK rel. date 07 March 1981, Chart peak 14

A. I Missed Again

B. I'm Not Moving

**If Leaving Me Is Easy**

7" Virgin VS 423

UK rel. date May 1981, Chart peak 17

A. If Leaving Me Is Easy

B. DRAWING BOARD: In the Air Tonight / I Missed Again / If Leaving Me Is Easy (*all demo versions*)

NB Thunder and Lightning b/w This Must be Love released as a single in US and some European countries only.

## Scrapbook

*Record Mirror* news , 31 Jan 1981*Record Mirror*, 31 January 1981*Record Mirror* 07-02-81*Melody Maker* ad, 14 Feb 1981

## External links

* discogs
* musicbrainz
* Spotify (2016 deluxe)
Life Is a Minestrone

**Life Is a Minestrone** is the title of a song recorded and released by British band 10cc in March 1975. It was written by band members Eric Stewart and Lol Creme and was the lead single from their third studio album *The Original Soundtrack*, released around the same time.

The single reached no.7 in the UK in April 1975 and became the group's sixth Top 30 and fifth Top 10 hit.

The B-side Channel Swimmer was not included on the album and remained exclusive to the 7" release until being included on the 1997 CD re-issue of *The Original Soundtrack*. Both tracks appear on *I’m Not In Love: The Essential 10cc* (2016).

### Top of the Pops

* 27 March 1975, DLT (NEW)
* 10 April 1975, Emperor Rosko (23)
* 24 April 1975, Ed Stewart (9)
Madonna

**Madonna** (real name Madonna Louise Ciccone, b. 16 August 1958) is an American singer, songwriter, musician, producer and actress who first found fame in pop culture in the mid-1980s. Since then she has become one of the most influential recording artists of modern times, known also as a fashion icon and often controversial public fugure.

She has had thirteen UK no.1s and a further fifty top 10 singles.

## See also

* 17 January 1984 - UK Top 40 debut with Holiday
* 26 January 1984 - TOTP debut
* 27 January 1984 - live performance from The Hacienda in Manchester on *The Tube* (C4)
Hounds of Love (song)

**Hounds of Love** is the title of song written, recorded and released by Kate Bush as the title track of the artist's album released in 1985, and as a single in 1986. It reached no.18 in the UK charts in March.[1]

TV
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Bush performed the song at the British Record Industry Awards on 10 February 1986, a BBC One and Radio 1 simulcast, and on *Top of the Pops* on 06 March.

## Cover version

Hounds of Love was covered by Futureheads for their self-titled debut album and released as a single in February 2005. Their version reached no. 8 on the UK charts the week after its release [2] and was named Best Single of 2005 by *NME.*
James Bond

**James Bond** is a literary character created by the British novelist Ian Fleming (1908 – 1964) in 1953. He is the protagonist of the *James Bond* series of novels, films and other franchises. Fleming wrote twelve Bond novels and two short story collections. His final two books, *The Man with the Golden Gun* (1965) and *Octopussy and The Living Daylights* (both 1966), were published posthumously.

Bond is a UK Secret Service agent, with code number "007" based London but active internationally.

## James Bond films

A total of 25 James Bond films have been produced to date.

1. ↑ Song title as per film title, unless otherwise stated.
2. ↑ written by Bono/The Edge

### TV broadcasts

* 26 February 1977 - *Thunderball* (ITV)
* 20 January 1980 - *Live and Let Die* (ITV)

## See also

* 27 May 1983 - *James Bond - the first 21 years* (ITV)
I Don't Wanna Talk About It/The First Cut Is The Deepest

**I Don't Wanna Talk About It/The First Cut Is The Deepest** is a double A-side single recorded and released by Rod Stewart on 15 April 1977. The single featured the two titular songs and remained at the top for four weeks initially replacing replacing Deniece Willams' Free and eventually being replaced by Kenny Rogers' Lucille.

The single is also noted for remaining at no.1 during the week of Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee, apparently keeping the Sex Pistols' God Save the Queen at no.2.

> Note from Wikipedia: *Despite spending four weeks at number one, Rod Stewart's "I Don't Want to Talk About It"/"The First Cut Is the Deepest" was only placed at number 33 on the year-end chart for 1977, the lowest ranked number one single of the year, and lower than another of Stewart's singles, "You're in My Heart", which only reached number three. Some chart-watchers claim to have evidence that an incorrect panel sale figure was applied to sales during the period that "I Don't Want to Talk About It"/"The First Cut Is the Deepest" was out, resulting in a lower estimation of the single's total sales, and that the single should actually be placed inside the top fifteen year-end positions. However, this claim has never been verified by BMRB or any of the subsequent chart compilers.*
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Harry Styles

**Harry Styles** (b. 01 February 1994) is a British singer, songwriter and occasional actor. He began his musical career in 2010 as a solo contestant on the music competition series *The X Factor*. After being eliminated from the contest, he was brought back in to be part of the boy band One Direction, which went on to become one of the most successful boy bands of all time.

He published his eponymous debut album in 2017 (no.1 in May), preceded by the lead-single Sign of the Times (no.1 in April). His second album *Fine Line*, released in December 2019 reached no.3 in the UK Christmas charts, with three singles Lights Up, Adore You and Watermelon Sugar all going Top 10 in the UK.

Sign of the Times also reached no.4 in the US, with the parent album entering the Billboard 200 at no.1 in June 2017 with *Fine Line* also reaching no.1 just after Christmas. Watermelon Sugar reached no.7 while Adore You reached no.6.

In November 2017 Styles became the first-ever solo male featured on the cover US Vogue magazine.

His third studio album *Harry's House* was released in May 2022 and also went to no.1 both in the US and the UK, where it became the biggest selling album of the year, with lead single As It Was the biggest selling single.

Styles made his acting debut in the 2017 war film *Dunkirk*, playing a British soldier named Alex.

## Significant dates

* 11 April 2010: Styles auditions for The X Factor
* July 2010: fails to pass the 'Bootcamp' stage, placed together with other four to form One Direction
* 11/12 December 2010: in The X Factor finals the group come third.
Lloyd Cole & The Commotions

**Lloyd Cole & The Commotions**‏‎ were a British alternative rock and pop group, formed in Glasgow Scotland in 1982. Although of English origin, founding member Cole was studying at the University of Glasgow at the time, and became the lead vocalist and principal songwriter.

The band were initially active until 1989, during which time they recorded and released three UK Top 20 studio albums, achieving five Top 40 hit singles. Their compilation album *1984-1989* also went Top 20 in 1989.

In 2004, Lloyd Cole and the Commotions reunited for a month to celebrate the release of the deluxe edition of their debut album *Rattlesnakes,* playing live sets throughout the UK and in Dublin.

Lloyd Cole began a solo career straight after the band dissolved, and continues to the present.

## Discography

*UK only* (year, UK chart peak)

* *Rattlesnakes* (1984, 13)
	+ Perfect Skin (26), Forest Fire (41), Rattlesnakes (65)
* *Easy Pieces* (1985, 5)
	+ Brand New Friend (19), Lost Weekend (17), Cut Me Down (38)
* *Mainstream* (1987, 9)
	+ My Bag (46), Jennifer She Said (31), From the Hip (59)
* *1984-1989* (1989, 14)
	+ compilation album feat. all the above singles, plus selected album tracks

### Live

* *15th October 2004 Hammersmith Apollo* (Instant Live, 2004)
* *Live At The BBC Volume One* (2007)
* *Live At The BBC Volume Two* (2007)

## Scrapbook

Smash Hits, June 1984Smash Hits, Nov. 1985Smash Hits, Nov. 1985

## See also

### TV & radio

* 26 May 1984 - *Saturday Live* (R1)
* 05 October 1984 - *The Tube*
* 27 November 1984 - *Whistle Test*
* 14 November 1985 - *Top of the Pops*, Lost Weekend
* 08 July 1986 - *Whistle Test* (live in Ibrox Park)

### Related artists

* Sandie Shaw - Are You Ready to be Heartbroken? (cover version)
* Camera Obscura - Lloyd, I'm Ready to Be Heartbroken (2006 single)

## External links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Official charts