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I Only Wanna Be With You (Samantha Fox)

### Other tracks

I Only Wanna Be With You (Extended Version) / I Only Wanna Be With You (Acapella Mix) / I Only Wanna Acid with You (Mix 1)

## Chronology

### Next single

I Wanna Have Some Fun

**I Only Wanna be With You**

Cover version of I Only Want To Be With You - Dusty Springfield (1963)

### See also

* I Only Wanna Be With You - Bay City Rollers (1976)
* I Only Want To Be With You - The Tourists (1979)
Lisa Stansfield

**Lisa Stansfield** (b. 11 April 1966) is a British singer, songwriter, and actress.

## Discography

UK only

* Single: Coldcut ft. Lisa Stansfield - People Hold On (1989 single, UK chart no.11)

* *Affection* (1989)
	+ This Is the Right Time (13)
	+ All Around the World (1)
	+ Live Together (10)
	+ What Did I Do to You? (25)
* *Real Love* (1991)
	+ Change (10)
	+ All Woman (20)
	+ Time To Make You Mine (14)
	+ Set Your Loving Free (28)
* Single: Someday (I'm Coming Back) (10)
* *Five Live EP -* George Michael and Queen with LS (vocal on These Are the Days of Our Lives) (**1**)
* *So Natural* (1993)
	+ In All the Right Places (theme from film *Indecent Proposal*) (8)
	+ So Natural (15)
	+ Little Bit of Heaven (32)
* *Lisa Stansfield* (1997)
	+ The Real Thing (9)
	+ Never, Never Gonna Give You Up (25)
	+ The Line (64)
* *Face Up* (2001)
	+ Let's Just Call It Love (48)
* *Biography: The Greatest Hits* (2003)
* *The Moment* (2004)
* *Seven* (2014)
* *The Collection 1989–2003* (2014)
* *Deeper* (2018)
Liberator

**Liberator** is the title of the ninth studio album by British group Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (OMD), released on 14 June 1993 on Virgin records. It was also the group's second album of the 1990s and their second since founding members Paul Humphreys and Andy McCluskey had split, leaving just McCluskey with the group name.

The follow-up to *Sugar Tax* (1991), *Liberator* goes further into the dance-pop style and embraces techno and house influences. It had limited commercial success however, and was generally not well received by either the public or fans. It entered the UK charts at no.14 the week after its release, spending just one more week in the Top 40.

Its release was preceded by hit single Stand Above Me, which opens the album. Two more tracks were released as singles including Dream of Me (Based on Love's Theme) which samples the 1973 Barry White track. The album also features a cover of the Velvet Underground track Sunday Morning. The track Heaven Is had originally been played live by the band in 1983 although until now had not been officially recorded. Some of the tracks were written with Stuart Kershaw who had started working with McCluskey on the *Sugar Tax* album and who is now a permanent member of OMD.

## Personnel

* Andy McCluskey
* Phil Coxon, Nigel Ipinson, Stuart Boyle

## Tracklisting

CD

1. Stand Above Me
2. Everyday
3. King of Stone
4. Dollar Girl
5. Dream of Me (Based on Love's Theme)
6. Agnus Dei
7. Love and Hate You
8. Heaven Is
9. Best Years of Our Lives
10. Christine
11. Only Tears

## Singles

UK only

UK rel. date 04 May 1993, UK chart peak 21
* 7" A. Stand Above Me B. Can I Believe You
* CDS: 1. Stand Above Me 2. Stand Above Me" (Transcendental Constant Viper Trip Mix) 3. Stand Above Me (Hypnofunk Mix) 4. Can I Believe You

TOTP: 13 May 1993 (23)
UK rel. date 05 July 1993, UK chart peak 24
* 7" A. Dream of Me (Based on Love's Theme) (7" remix) B. Strange Sensations
* CDS: 1. Dream of Me (Based on Love's Theme) 2. Strange Sensations 3. The Place You Fear the Most 4. Dream of Me (Based on Love's Theme) (Pianoforte Cruiser Mix)

TOTP: 22 July 1993 (24)
UK rel. date 06 September 1993, UK chart peak 59
* 7" A. Everyday B. Every Time
* CDS1 1. Everyday 2. Every Time 3.Dream of Me (Based on Love's Theme) (Interstella Mix) 4. Everyday (Invisible Man Mix)
* CDS2 1. Everyday 2. Electricity (Live) 3. Walk Tall (live) 4. Locomotion (Live)

Promo video features a young Sara Cox.
Jon Pertwee

*Text created by AI*

Pertwee as Dr. Who

**John Pertwee** (1919–1996) was a British actor, primarily known for his work in film, radio, and television. He had a diverse career, but is best remembered for his role as the Third Doctor in the long-running science fiction television series *Doctor Who* and for his titular role in the ITV series *Worzel Gummidge*.

## Early Life and Career

John Devon Roland Pertwee was born on July 7, 1919, in Chelsea, London, England. He came from a theatrical family, with his father being an actor and playwright. Pertwee served in the Royal Navy during World War II, where he developed skills that later influenced his portrayal of the Doctor.

## Acting Career

Pertwee had a successful career in film, radio, and theatre. He appeared in a variety of roles in films such as *A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum* (1966) and *Carry On Cleo* (1964). He was also a popular radio performer, known for his work in "The Navy Lark."

### The Third Doctor

John Pertwee's most iconic role was the Third Doctor in *Doctor Who*. Succeeding Patrick Troughton, he played the Doctor from 1970 to 1974. Pertwee's Doctor was known for his dandyish and flamboyant style, as well as his proficiency in martial arts. The Third Doctor era introduced various elements to the series, including the organization UNIT (United Nations Intelligence Taskforce), the veteran car Bessie and his companion Jo Grant (played by Katy Manning). Pertwee was succeeded in the role by Tom Baker, although returned for the anniversary specials *The Five Doctors* (1983) and *Dimensions in Time* (1993).

## Post-Doctor Who Career

After leaving *Doctor Who*, Pertwee continued to work in television, film, and theatre. He appeared in the children's TV series *Worzel Gummidge*, playing the titular character, a living scarecrow.

## Later Life and Legacy

John Pertwee passed away on 20 May 1996, at the age of 76. His contribution to *Doctor Who* and his distinct portrayal of the Third Doctor are fondly remembered by fans of the show. His influence on the character is acknowledged by subsequent actors who took on the role.

## Discography

* I Know An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Fly b/w Knick Knack Paddiwack (7", Music For Pleasure, 1973) - only 'I Know an Old Lady..' sung by Pertwee
* Who Is The Doctor b/w Pure Mystery (7", 1972) - spoken word over Doctor Who theme music
* Worzel's Song / Who'd be a Scarecrow (7", 1980) - reached N33 in March 1980

## External links

* Pertwee / Third Doctor on Tardis Wiki
* Pertwee on discogs.com
Kylie Minogue

*page 6,300*

**Kylie Minogue** (b. 28 May 1968) is an Australian singer, dancer, recording artist and actress.

## Discography

*albums - UK only*

* *Enjoy Yourself* (1989)
* *Rhythm of Love* (1990)
* *Let's Get to It* (1991)
* *Kylie Minogue* (1994)
* *Impossible Princess* (1997)
* *Light Years* (2000)
* *Fever* (2001)
* *X* (2007)
* *Aphrodite* (2010)
* *Kiss Me Once* (2014)
* *Kylie Christmas* (2015)
* *Golden* (2018)
* *Disco* (2020)
* *Tension* (2023)
Holy Fire

**Holy Fire** is the title of the third studio album by British group Foals, released on 11 February 2013 on Transgressive records.

The album entered the charts at no.2 in the UK, their highest album chart placing at that point.

The release of *Holy Fire* was preceded by the singles Inhaler (awarded best track of 2012 at the NME awards in February 2013) and My Number, which reached number 23 in the UK Singles Chart to become their highest charting single to date. (See also Singles section below)

In 2019 *Holy Fire* was placed at no.29 in NME’s Greatest Albums of The Decade: The 2010s [1].

> “*I can’t get enough space*,” howled frontman Yannis Philippakis on the call-to-arms ‘Inhaler’, capturing the 21st Century anxiety that drove ‘Holy Fire’ and defined the era. From the shameless bop of ‘My Number’ to the tender but paranoid ‘Late Night’, Foals’ third album saw them assume their ultimate form to create something so muscular, dancey, ambient and ultimately widescreen that it cemented them as the artful and conscious arena rock daddies the decade needed.
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The album was the subject of an edition of BBC *Radio 1's Essential Albums* in February 2023, ten years after its release.[2]

## Personnel

* Yannis Philippakis – vocals, guitar
* Jimmy Smith – guitar
* Walter Gervers – bass, backing vocals
* Edwin Congreave – keyboards, backing vocals
* Jack Bevan – drums

## Tracklisting

standard CD

1. Prelude - Foals (4:08)

2. Inhaler - Foals (4:53)

3. My Number - Foals (4:01)

4. Bad Habit - Foals (4:40)

5. Everytime - Foals (4:02)

6. Late Night - Foals (5:28)

7. Out of the Woods - Foals (3:25)

8. Milk & Black Spiders - Foals (5:17)

9. Providence - Foals (4:08)

10. Stepson - Foals (4:49)

11. Moon - Foals (4:53)

*for further releases see MusicBrainz page*

## Singles

* Inhaler (radio edit), rel. 05 November 2012
* My Number (radio edit); Orig. rel. 17 December 2012; RSD 7" rel. 20 April 2013 , B-side Bluebird.
* Late Night (radio edit), rel. 22 April 2013
* Bad Habit (radio edit), rel. 19 July 2013

## External links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Spotify (original 11-track album, plus 7-track 'second disc', with Bluebird plus CCTV session
Keith Chegwin

**Keith Chegwin** (b.17 January 1957, d.11 December 2017), also known as "Cheggers", was a British television presenter and erstwhile actor, who appeared in several children's TV entertainment shows in the 1970s and 1980s, including *Multi-Coloured Swap Shop* and his own *Cheggers Plays Pop*.

Hailing from Liverpool, he also worked as a disc-jockey for 194 Radio City and spent four years at BBC Radio 1 on Tony Blackburn's weekend morning show.

Between 1982 and 1993 he was married to fellow TV presenter Maggie Philbin (b.1955). The couple had one daughter, Rose, named after Rosemary Gill, the *Swap Shop* editor who first gave Philbin a job on the programme.

Brother to broadcaster Janice Long and twin to ..., Keith died of lung disease on 11 December 2017, aged 60.

## Scrapbook

*scans GraemeWood*

*Record Mirror*, June 1973
Jump They Say

**Jump They Say** is the title of a song written and recorded by David Bowie. It was first released as a single in March 1993, ahead of Bowie's new studio album Black Tie White Noise released in April.

The single reached no.9 in the UK, Bowie's highest chart position since Absolute Beginners reached no.2 in March 1986.
Kate Winslet

**Kate Elizabeth Winslet** (b. 05 October 1975) is a British actress. She first found mainstream success in the leading role of Rose in the movie *Titanic* (1997).

## Major roles

* Marianne Dashwood in *Sense and Sensibility* (1995)
* Sue Bridehead in *Jude* (1996)
* Ophelia in *Hamlet* (1996)
* Rose DeWitt Bukater in *Titanic* (1997)
* Clementine Kruczynski in *Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind* (2004)
* Nancy in *The Holiday* (2006)
* Hanna Schmitz in *The Reader* (2008)
* Myrtle "Tilly" Dunnage in *The Dressmaker* (2015)
* Joanna Hoffman in *Steve Jobs* (2015)

## Awards

* 1996 BAFTA Best Supporting Actress in *Sense and Sensibility*
* 2009 Academy Award for best Actress in *The Reader*
* 2009 BAFTA Best Actress in *The Reader*
* 2016 BAFTA and Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress in *Steve Jobs*

*full list here*

## Discography

* What If (single) - from the animated film *Christmas Carol: The Movie* (2001).[1]
Holly Willoughby

**Holly Willoughby** (b.10 February 1981 is a British TV presenter, model and author. She is currently the co-presenter of *This Morning* (ITV, 2009–present) and, with Phillip Schofield, *Dancing on Ice* (ITV, 2006–2011, 2018–present).

In March 2021 it was announced that Willoughby would make a guest appearance in a future episode of ITV’s long-running mystery drama *Midsomer Murders*.[1]

She is married, with three children.

## External links

* IMDb
* Wikipedia
* Instagram
Living Ornaments '79 & '80

**Living Ornaments '79** and **Living Ornaments '80** are twin live albums released by British musician Gary Numan in April 1981. The albums were made available separately or together in a special box set ***Living Ornaments '79 and '80***. *Living Ornaments '79* was recorded at the Hammersmith Odeon on 28 September 1979, while *Living Ornaments '80* was recorded at on 16 September 1980.

The albums were released to coincide with Numan's 'farewell concerts' at Wembley which took place on 26, 27 and 28 April. Recordings from these shows were also later made available as *Living Ornaments '81,* first released in 1998 when '79 and '80 were also re-released as expanded editions.

The box set entered the UK album charts at no.4, reaching no.2 a week later, held off the top by Adam & The Ants' *Kings of the Wild Frontier*. The single albums charted much lower.

Although Numan had billed these concerts as a 'farewell' to live performances, he returned with a new album *Dance* later in the year and to live performance again in the following years.

## External links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs (box set); '*79* only, *'80 only*
* Musicbrainz
* Spotify
It's a Sin

**It's a Sin** is the tile of a song written and recorded by British duo Pet Shop Boys, released as a single on 15 June 1987. It became their second number 1 and was the lead track to their new album Actually, released in September.

* from PSB official site:

> On June 15th 'It's a sin', a song that originally appeared on the demo Neil had in his pocket when he took Bobby O' out to lunch, is released. "It's about being brought up as a Catholic. When I went to school you were taught that everything was a sin". It reaches #1 and causes several notable rumpuses. Jonathan King accuses them of plagiarism (he later apologizes and pays damages to a charity at their request). A teacher at Neil's old school, St. Cuthbert's Grammar School, Newcastle, gets very steamed up about the picture Neil has seemingly painted of his education and castigates Neil in the press. The Salvation Army magazine, War Cry, put the Pet Shop Boys on the front page and note, approvingly, "It's interesting that someone's raised the concept of sin in our modern life again". Neil is also asked to appear with Cardinal Hume in a press advert for CAFOD; he politely declines the offer, explaining that he isn't a practising Catholic. The song's video, a sombre tale of guilt and punishment featuring the seven deadly sins, was the first time the Pet Shop Boys work with Derek Jarman.
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Italian

## Language

Italian is the official language of Italy, also one of the official languages of Switzerland.

### TV programmes

for learning Italian language

* *Parliamo Italiano* (1963-1964)
* *Avventura* (1979-80)
* *Buongiorno Italia!* (1982)
* *Italianissimo* (1993)

## Nationality

Italian is an adjective to describe person, city, region or object originating in Italy.
Jimmy Hill

**Jimmy Hill** (James William Thomas Hill, OBE b.22 July 1928 d.19 December 2015) was an professional English footballer and later a television presenter and personality.

During his football playing career he covered almost every role in the sport, including player, trade union leader, coach, manager, director and chairman. After leaving Coventry in 1967, he began a career in sports broadcasting. He was head of sport at LWT from 1968 to 1972, including co-hosting of the 1970 World Cup for ITV. From 1973 to 1988 Hill was host of the BBC's football flagship programme *Match of the Day*. In 1999, Hill moved from the BBC to Sky Sports to host *Jimmy Hill's Sunday Supplement*.

Hill died Hill died in December 2015, aged 87.

## Scrapbook

*scans GraemeWood*
*scans Michael Kane*

August 1973
I Die: You Die (song)

**I Die: You Die** is a song written and recorded by Gary Numan, released as a single in August 1980. It was Numan's fourth single release as a solo artist and HIS second of 1980, as the follow-up to We Are Glass.

## Lyrics and content

The song's lyrics deal with Numan's difficult relationship with the (music) press in the UK who he claimed were often hostile towards him. The song has a fairly long instrumental introduction followed by verse/chorus/verse/chorus structure with another long instrumental section afterwards.

## Release

The single was released in 7" format only with 'Down in the Park (Piano version)' on the B-side. The song was not included on Numan's new album *Telekon* released shortly after the single.

## Chart performance

The single went straight into the charts at no. 8 and reached its peak position of no. 6 the week after. It stayed in the Top 40 for five weeks.

## Versions

Aside form the standard 7" version an 'alternate version' also exists, notable for its inclusion of the spoken lyric '*I'm still frightened by the telephone*' after the second chorus. This version was used for the promo video and also appears on CD re-releases of *Telekon* from 1997.

A live version, performed during the Teletour 80, was included on the *Living Ornaments 80* album, released in April 1981.

## Video

   A short clip of the video was shown on Top of the Pops on 21 August 1980 when the single had entered the Top 10, and in full the following week on 28 August 1980 when it was at no. 6.

## External links

* I Die: You Die release group on musicbrainz
* I Die: You Die lyrics in *Smash Hits*
I Don't Depend On You

**I Don't Depend On You** is the name of a song written by Ware/Oakey/Marsh and released as single by The Human League under the pseudonym of The Men in July 1979. It was produced by The Men and Colin Thurston who would g on to produce The Human League's first album *Reproduction*. Coming ahead of the group's debut album and the single Empire State Human, it is effectively the first Human League release on the Virgin label.

## History

Pressured by Virgin to record and release a potential hit single using conventional instruments, the group agreed to do so on the condition that it would not be released under the name of The Human League.

The song is more conventional in structure and style with respect to the kind of material the group were writing and recording in 1979. The 'disco' style reflects the kind of music which was fashionable at the time, and as such the track was also produced in an instrumental version entitled "Cruel" which appears on the B side of the single. Session musicians were brought in to play drums and bass guitar, and female backing singers were also used for the chorus.

In July 1979, music journalist Red Starr wrote enthusiastically about the single in his review for Smash Hits describing it as "Difficult fun - a strong female message over tongue in cheek disco."

Despite its catchy style and strong commercial potential, the single failed to chart, thus quashing the high hopes on the part of both the group and Virgin. This intelligent proto-synthpop song with its strong dance beat and female vocals was very much however the shape of things to come. In 1990, Stuart Maconie wrote in NME, "The Human League were quite clearly ahead of their own time, never mind anyone else’s".

## Tracklisting

Virgin 7" - VS 269

A. I Don't Depend On You (4:31)

B. Cruel (instrumental) (4:41)

## Availability

Both "I Don't Depend On You" and "Cruel" were included on the remastered re-issue of the *Travelogue*  album in 2003.

"I Don't Depend On You" is available on the 2008 Virgin/EMI compilation album *Methods of Dance*, and on the 2013 Virgin compilation *New Gold Dreams (Post-Punk and New Romantic '79-'83)*.

The track is also included on the Human League compilation albums *All The Best* and *Gold*.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.flickr.com/photos/51106326@N00/5743213839/in/album-72157626772234846/ Smash Hits, July 26, 1979 - p.24.
2. ↑ http://www.the-black-hit-of-space.dk/i\_dont\_depend\_on\_you\_review.htm
Jordan North

**Jordan North** (b. 14 February 1990) is a British radio DJ and television presenter, best known for hosting shows on BBC Radio 1. She currently hosts a regular BBC Radio 1 'drive-time' show with Vick Hope.

In 2020 he was runner-up in the reality series *I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!* (which also featured colleague Vernon Kay who came third). He presented the 2021 Christmas edition of *Top of the Pops* with Clara Amfo.

He currently hosts the help I Sexted My Boss podcast with William Hanson, "..*as they help you navigate the challenges of modern life, answering your 21st century questions and finding solutions to those everyday dilemmas*".

## External links

* Wikipedia
* Help I Sexted My Boss - podcast page
Julia's Song

**Julia's Song** is the title of a song recorded and released by British group Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark. The music was written by the group while the lyrics were written by Julia Kneale, a friend of the group in their formative years. The song was in fact first performed and recorded by The Id, an early formation of OMD.

## Release

* A recording of Julia's Song by The Id was released on the 1979 compilation album *Street To Street - A Liverpool Album*. The track was played by John Peel on his Radio 1 show in August 1979, some weeks after he had been playing OMD's debut single Electricity.[1]
* OMD recorded the song as part of the set for their first John Peel session, recorded on 20 August 1979 and first broadcast on 03 September.
* The first official release of the song under the OMD name was released as the second track on side two of the group's eponymous debut album.
* A brand new and radical re-recording of the song was released as a B-side to the 1984 single Talking Loud and Clear.
* The Peel session version was officially released with other session tracks in the year 2000[2].

* Although a fan favourite, the song has never been released as a single. The dub version of the song was released as a special limited edition 10" single for Record Store Day 2015. [3] [4]
* Live recordings of the track appear on: *Live At The Theatre Royal Drury Lane* (VHS, 1982; DVD, 2007), *Dazzle Ships At The Museum Of Liverpool* (2015), *Architecture & Morality - Dazzle Ships* (live at RAH, 2016).
Last Christmas/Everything She Wants

**Last Christmas/Everything She Wants** is a double A-sided single released by British duo Wham! in December 1984, most noted for the song Last Christmas, later released in its own right.

Both songs were written, arranged and produced by group member George Michael. Everything She Wants had previously been released on the *Make It Big* album, released in November. It would also become a no.1 hit as a standalone single in the USA in May 1985.

## Release

The single was released on 03 December 1984 in time for the lucrative Christmas no.1 spot, although was famouly beaten to the top by the charity single Do They Know It's Christmas? by Band Aid, released in the same week and which also featured George Michael as one of the lead vocalists. Entering the charts at no.2, the Wham! single remained in the same position behind Band Aid for five weeks, eventually leaving the Top 40 in February 1985.

A second release listed as Everything She Wants (remix)/Last Christmas was also released later in the month (without the Christmas themed art work).

A re-release of Last Christmas charted again in December 1985, reaching no.6.

Last Christmas/Everything She Wants became Wham!'s seventh Top 10 single, but failed to become their third consecutive no.1 after Wake Me Up Before You Go Go and Freedom, released the same year.[1]

## Tracklisting

### Last Christmas/Everything She Wants

7" EPIC GA 4949
A. Last Christmas (4:24), A. Everything She Wants (5:07)

12" EPIC TA 4949
A. Last Christmas (Pudding Mix) (6:47), A. Everything She Wants (5:07)

### Everything She Wants (remix)/Last Christmas

7" EPIC QA 4949
A. Everything She Wants (remix) (5:32), AA. Last Christmas (4:24)

12" EPIC QTA 4949
A. Everything She Wants (remix) (6:34), AA. Last Christmas (Pudding Mix) (6:47)

### Last Christmas (1985)

7" EPIC WHAM 1
A. Last Christmas (4:24), B. Blue (Armed With Love) (Recorded Live In China) (5:53)

12" EPIC WHAM T1
A. Last Christmas (Pudding Mix) (6:47), B1. Blue (Armed With Love) (Recorded Live In China) (5:53) B2 Everything She Wants (5:36)

## Top of the Pops

* 13 December 1984 - Last Christmas (video) (2)
* 03 January 1985 - Everything She Wants (2)
* 12 December 1985 - Last Christmas (over closing credits) (32)

## Notes

Everything She Wants (remix) b/w Like a Baby was released in the US in March 1985, and reached no.1 in May.

A new version of Everything She Wants entitled Everything She Wants '97 was featured on the 1997 compilation album *The Best Of Wham! (If You Were There...)*.

Everything She Wants also features on *Big Hits 1985* (05 January 2018).

## External links

* Discogs - first 1984 release, second 1984 release
* Discogs - 1985 release
Kate O'Mara

**Kate O'Mara** (Frances Meredith Carroll, 10 August 1939 – 30 March 2014) was a British stage and screen actress, and later writer.

She was the daughter of John Carroll, an RAF flying instructor, and his wife, Hazel Bainbridge, a busy touring actor who took the children with her wherever she worked.

## TV programmes

* The Brothers
* Dynasty

## External links

* Obituary in theguardian.com
* A Life in pictures
Hector's House

**Hector's House** was a children's television programme which was broadcast on BBC1 from 09 September 1968 and repeated for several years afterwards. It was a dubbed version of the French original *La Maison de Toutou*, featuring 'live action' glove puppets.

Each episode, lasting around 5 minutes, featured the three core characters of Hector (Toutou), a dog, Zaza the cat and their inquistive neighbour Kiki the frog, and was always set in Hector's garden.

On BBC One the programme was generally shown at around 5.44 pm, the final programme in the children's afternoon timeslot, from Mondays to Thursdays, although its programming was subject to some variations over the years (eg. morning transmission during holiday periods). The last broadcast of the programme, according to BBC Genome, was on Friday 12 September 1975.

## External links

* Hector's House Official Youtube channel [1]
* CBBC Fandom page [2]
* BBC Genome search [3]
* Epidose guide and other resouces on thechestnut.com
Greatest Hits (ABBA)

**Greatest Hits** is the title of the first compilation of hit singles by Swedish group ABBA. It was also the group's first no.1 album in the UK. Originally released in the band's native Sweden in 1975, it was re-packaged and re-released in the UK and other territories in 1976.

The tracks were taken from ABBA's first three studio albums, *Ring Ring*, *Waterloo* and *ABBA.* All tracks, with the exception of Dance (While the Music Still Goes On), had all been released as singles around the world. However, despite the title of the compilation, only half of the tracks had actually been "hits" in major territories. Only Waterloo, SOS and Mamma Mia had already been Top 30 hits in the UK, whereas the remaining tracks were largely unknown. New track Fernando was released as a single around the same time as the album and became ABBA's second British no.1.

Released in March 1979, *Greatest Hits* eventually reached no.1 in early May and stayed on the top for nine consecutive weeks and further two in October, when ABBA had released new single Dancing Queen as lead single to upcoming new studio album *Arrival*.

## Personnel

* Agnetha Fältskog - lead vocals, co-lead vocals, backing vocals
* Anni-Frid Lyngstad - lead vocals, co-lead vocals, backing vocals
* Björn Ulvaeus - lead vocals (on 'Nina, Pretty Ballerina'), co-lead vocals, steel-string, acoustic guitar, backing vocals
* Benny Andersson – synthesizer, keyboards, backing vocals

## Personnel

* Agnetha Fältskog - lead vocals, co-lead vocals, backing vocals
* Anni-Frid Lyngstad - lead vocals, co-lead vocals, backing vocals
* Björn Ulvaeus - lead vocals (on 'Nina, Pretty Ballerina'), co-lead vocals, steel-string, acoustic guitar, backing vocals
* Benny Andersson – synthesizer, keyboards, backing vocals

## Tracklisting

original LP

Side One
1. S.O.S.
2. He Is Your Brother
3. Ring Ring
4. Hasta Manana
5. Nina Pretty Ballerina
6. Honey Honey
7. So Long

Side Two
1. I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do
2. People Need Love
3. Bang A Boomerang
4. Another Town, Another Train
5. Mamma Mia
6. Dance (While The Music Still Goes On)
7. Waterloo
8. Fernando

Note: the cassette and 8-track cartridge issues of the album both feature different running orders. (see discogs link below)

## Cover

The original 1975 Swedish release of *Greatest Hits* featured a garish 'cartoon' representation of the band and manager Stig Olsson spread across the front of a gatefold sleeve. The new 1976 version, as released in the UK, features a photograph taken by Bengt H. Malmqvist of the group members sitting on a park bench on an autumn day. Again spread across a gatefold sleeve, it features band members Benny and Frida holding hands and kissing on the left of the photograph and on the back cover, while on the right and front of the cover Björn reads a paper and Agnetha looks straight into the camera, ignored by her partner. The inner cover opens up vertically to show a photo of the four members in the same phot setting laughing and smiling.

## External links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs.com
Holiday '80

**Holiday '80** is the title given to an EP released by The Human League in April 1980. The EP was released both as a four track 2 x 7" version in a gatefold sleeve, and as two different three-track 7" singles. A 4-track 12" version was also released. The release was a taster of the band's new sound which would feature in the forthcoming album *Travelogue*. The two releases have only the new version of 'Being Boiled' in common.

Overall the EP got to no. 56 in the UK charts, enabling the group to appear on Top of the Pops on 08 May 1980 to perform the song Rock 'n' Roll. This was however the first and last time the original formation would appear on the show.

With the exception of the 7" fade-out version of Rock 'n' Roll all tracks were later made available as bonus tracks on the 2003 CD re-release of the Travelogue album. Nightclubbing was made available for the first time as a single track on the group's 2016 compilation album A Very British Synthesizer Group. It is thought that Rock 'n' Roll was excluded because of its association with Gary Glitter.

## Track listings

### 2 x 7" Holiday '80

(Virgin: SV 105 - gatefold sleeve)

Side A: Marianne (3:14)

Side B: Dancevision (2:15)

Side C: Being Boiled (4:10)

Side D: Rock 'n' Roll / Nightclubbing (6:20)

### 7" (1) Holiday '80/Rock 'n' Roll

Side A: Rock 'n' Roll (3:25)

Side B: Being Boiled (4:10) - Dancevision (2:15)

### 7" (2) Holiday '80/Being Boiled

Side A: Being Boiled (4:10)

Side B: Marianne (3:14) - Dancevision (2:15)

### 12" Holiday '80

Side A: Marianne (3:14) / Being Boiled (4:10)

Side B: Dancevision (2:15) / Rock 'n' Roll / Nightclubbing (6:20)

## Connections

* 7" Holiday '80/Rock 'n' Roll in record collection (bought 19 July 1980).

* Top 50 singles
Happy Families

LP front cover

### Singles

I've Seen the Word/God's Kitchen, Feel Me, Living On The Ceiling, Waves (remixed)

### Next album

*Unknown*

**Happy Families** is the title of the debut studio album by British duo Blancmange, released in September 1982. Although the album achieved only modest commercial success on its release, it has since become to be considered to be a classic album of the synth-pop genre. It was re-released as a remastered and expanded CD edition in 2008, and in a special Media Book 3-disc edition, with demos, sessions and live recordings in 2017.[1]

The album spawned two hit singles, Living On the Ceiling and a re-recording of Waves. Previous to these, three other tracks had also been released as singles (*see Singles section below*).

*Happy Families* was re-released on CD in 2008 with six bonus tracks, and again in 2017 as a 3xCD 'Media Book' edition.

A complete re-recording of the entire album entitled *Happy Families Too* was released in 2014.

## Tracklisting

original 1982 album, SH 8552

Side One

1. I Can't Explain (4:01)
2. Feel Me (5:07)
3. I've Seen the Word (3:00)
4. Wasted (4:18)
5. Living on the Ceiling (4:11)

Side Two

1. Waves (4:07)
2. Kind (3:56)
3. Sad Day (4:05)
4. Cruel (4:52)
5. God's Kitchen (2:54)

## Singles

UK rel. date 26 March 1982, UK chart peak 65

7" A I've Seen the Word / AA God's Kitchen
UK rel. date 09 July 1982, UK chart peak 46

7" A Feel Me / Feel Me (Instrumental)
UK rel. date 15 October 1982, UK chart peak 07

7" A Living On The Ceiling / B Running Thin (John Peel session, Feb. 1982)
UK rel. date 21 January 1983, UK chart peak 19

7" A Waves / B

## External links

Happy Families

* Discogs
* Spotify - deluxe edition

Happy Families Too

* Discogs
* Spotify
Christmas No.1s

**Christmas No.1s**

List of singles which were at the No.1 position in the UK Singles Chart on 25 December.

These are singles which have listed in this Wiki to date (for full list see *Wikipedia*).

*from 1964:*

* 1964: I Feel Fine - The Beatles
* 1967: Hello, Goodbye - The Beatles

* 1975: Bohemian Rhapsody ‎- Queen
* 1979: Another Brick In The Wall (Part II) - Pink Floyd
* 1980: St. Winifrid's School Choir - There’s No One Quite Like Grandma
* 1981: Don't You Want Me - The Human League
* 1983: Only You - The Flying Pickets
* 1984: Do They Know It's Christmas? - Band Aid

* 1989: Do They Know It's Christmas? - Band Aid II

* 1991: Bohemian Rhapsody / These Are the Days of Our Lives - Queen

* 1998: Goodbye - Spice Girls
* 1999: I Have a Dream / Seasons in the Sun - Westlife

* 2002: Sound of the Underground - Girls Aloud
* 2003: Mad World - Michael Andrews and Gary Jules
* 2004: Do They Know It's Christmas? - Band Aid 20

* 2022: Food Aid - LadBaby
* 2023: Wham! - Last Christmas (orig. rel. 1984)

#### See also

* 18 December (pre-1994)
* 19 December
* 20 December
* 21 December
* 22 December
* 23 December
* 24 December
* 25 December (from 1994)
* December No.1s

## External links

* The Official Top 20 bestselling Christmas Number 1s, officialcharts.com, 2020-12-10
Hands

CD front cover

**Hands** is the title of the debut album by British recording artist Little Boots, released in June 2009. Preceded by the singles Meddle (here in a re-recorded version) and New In Town, the album reached no.5 in the UK charts on the first week of release. It also spawned two further singles, Remedy and Earthquake. Remedy was the most successful of the four singles, reaching no.6 in the UK in August 2009.[1]

The album was representative of the return of the synth-pop genre, also taking in elements of disco and Euro-pop, typical of the late 70s and early 1980s. Little Boots' composition and recording makes predominant use of synthesisers, drum amchines and ither electronic music devices. She became known for her use of the Yamaha Tenori-on musical gadget during live and TV performances.

The track Symmetry features a vocal duet with Philip Oakey of The Human League.

## Tracklisting

original release

CD 679/Atlantic 2564689603

1. New in Town (3:19)
2. Earthquake (4:04)
3. Stuck on Repeat (3:22)
4. Click (3:16)
5. Remedy (3:19)
6. Meddle (3:16)
7. Ghost (3:03)
8. Mathematics (3:26)
9. Symmetry (4:30)
10. Tune Into My Heart (3:42)
11. Hearts Collide (3:45)
12. No Brakes / Hands (9:57)

bonus tracks (various editions)

* Meddle (Tenori-on Piano Version)
* Catch 22
* Stuck on Repeat (Acoustic Version)
* Love Kills
* New in Town (No One Is Safe – Al Kapranos Remix)
* New In Town / Remedy / Earthquake (videos)

### Notes

1. ↑ Hands is a hidden track following No Brakes and a short pause. Most download/streaming versions do not include Hands, therefore depriving the album of a title track.

## External links

* Discogs
* Musicbrainz
* Wikipedia
* Spotify
Love of the Common People

**Love of the Common People** - song recorded by Paul Young, originally released as Paul Young & The Family in 1982.

The initial release was not a hit but was re-released in late 1983 after Young's breakthrough single Wherever I Lay My Hat, and follow up Come Back and Stay, and eventually reached no.2.

The track also features on Young's debut solo album No Parlez.
Hounds of Love

**Hounds of Love** is the fifth studio album by British singer-songwriter and musician Kate Bush, released by EMI Records on 16 September 1985. Bush also produced the album which was recorded between January 1984 – June 1985

The album was a commercial success and marked a return to the mainstream for Bush after the relatively poor sales of her previous album *The Dreaming* (1982). The album's lead single, Running Up That Hill, became one of Bush's biggest hits, and three further successful singles, Cloudbusting, Hounds of Love, and The Big Sky were all Top 40 hits. The second side of the album, subtitled "The Ninth Wave", forms a conceptual suite about a person drifting alone in the sea at night.

*Hounds of Love* went straight to no.1 on the first week of its release and remained at the top for a total of three weeks and became the 14th biggest selling album of the year (3rd biggest selling female artist after Madonna and Alison Moyet. It was placed at number 10 in the NME critics' list of the best albums of 1985.

The album was remastered and reissued with six bonus tracks in 1997 [1]

## Tracklisting

* EMI KAB1 (LP), CDP7461642 (CD)

Side one: Hounds of Love

1. Running Up That Hill (A Deal with God) 5:03
2. Hounds of Love 3:02
3. The Big Sky 4:41
4. Mother Stands for Comfort 3:07
5. Cloudbusting 5:10

Side two: The Ninth Wave

1. And Dream of Sheep 2:45
2. Under Ice 2:21
3. Waking the Witch 4:18
4. Watching You Without Me 4:06
5. Jig of Life 4:04
6. Hello Earth 6:13
7. The Morning Fog 2:34

1997 Bonus tracks
1. The Big Sky (Meteorological Mix) 7:44
2. Running Up That Hill (12" Mix) 5:45
3. Be Kind To My Mistakes 3:00
4. Under The Ivy 2:08
5. Burning Bridge 4:38
6. My Lagan Love 2:30

## Legacy

* In January 2006, NME named it the 41st best British album of all time, and at no.48 in The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time in 2013.
* Much of the album featured in Kate Bush's comeback live performance *Before the Dawn* in 2014, and the subsequent eponymous live album released in 2016.
* After being featured in the Netflix series Stranger Things, Running Up That Hill (A Deal with God) became a major worldwide hit reaching no.1 in the UK Top 40 in June 2022, thirty-seven years after its original release as a single.

## Singles

rel. 05 August 1985, UK chart peak 03 (1985), **01** (2022)
rel. 14 October 1985, UK chart peak 20
rel. 24 February 1986, UK chart peak 18
rel 28 April 1986, UK chart peak 37

## External links

* Discogs
* Wikipedia
* Spotify (2018 remaster of original 12-track album)
Peter Gabriel (4)

**Peter Gabriel** is the title of the fourth studio album by British solo artist Peter Gabriel in September 1982. Like the previous three, Gabriel maintained the eponymous title although the title *Security* was used in the US and Canada to avoid confusion. This 'sub-title' has been more recently adopted for some digital releases.

The album peaked at no.6 in the UK album charts the week after its release. A re-issue reached no.26 in the vinyl albums charts in 2015.

## Singles

7"/12" b/w Soft Dog (Instrumental)
7"/12" b/w Across The River

## German version

*Deutsches Album* is Gabriel's German-language adaptation of his fourth studio album, an presents some differences in track lengths and running order compared to the original version.

## External links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Discogs - *Deutsches Album*
Greatest Hits (Human League)

The Human League have released two albums with the title Greatest hits, the first in 1988 and successively in 1995. The two albums present differences in the running order, and the second has three more tracks than the first.

## ***Greatest Hits*** (1988)

* rel. 31 October 1988, UK chart peak 03
	+ Track listing:
		1. Mirror Man (3:52)
		2. (Keep Feeling) Fascination (3:45)
		3. The Sound of the Crowd (3:58)
		4. The Lebanon (3:45)
		5. Human (3:49)
		6. Together in Electric Dreams (Giorgio Moroder with Philip Oakey) (3:53)
		7. Don’t You Want Me (3:59)
		8. Being Boiled (3:41)
		9. Love Action (I Believe in Love) (3:53)
		10. Louise (4:57)
		11. Open Your Heart (3:57)
		12. Love Is All That Matters (4:07)
		13. Life on Your Own (4:06)

## ***Greatest Hits*** (1995)

* rel. 30 October 1995, UK chart peak 28
	+ Track listing:
		1. Don’t You Want Me (original version) (3:59)
		2. Love Action (I Believe in Love) (3:52)
		3. Mirror Man (3:52)
		4. Tell Me When (4:43)
		5. Stay With Me Tonight (4:01)
		6. Open Your Heart (3:56)
		7. (Keep Feeling) Fascination (3:45)
		8. The Sound of the Crowd (3:57)
		9. Being Boiled (3:39)
		10. The Lebanon (3:43)
		11. Love Is All That Matters (4:06)
		12. Louise (4:57)
		13. Life on Your Own (4:05)
		14. Together in Electric Dreams - Giorgio Moroder & Phil Oakey (3:53)
		15. Human (3:49)
		16. Don’t You Want Me (Snap 7” remix) (3:58)
Joanne Catherall

**Joanne Catherall** (b.18 September 1962) is a British vocalist and recording artist, best known as a member of the group The Human League since late 1980.

Catherall has contributed mainly backing vocals to the groups recordings, although her solo voice can be heard during the spoken part to their US no.1 single Human.

## See also

* Susan Ann Sulley
* Philip Oakey
Kevin Keegan

**Kevin Keegan** (b. Doncaster 14 February 1951) is a former English professional footlballer, manager and coach. Beginning his playing career at Scunthorpe United in 1968, he moved on to Liverpool FC (1971-1977) and then famously to Hamburger SV in summer 1977 (until 1980). He then returned to England to play for Southampton FC (1980-829 and then Newcastle FC (1982-84).

Keegan made his debut for England on 15 November 1972 in a 1–0 World Cup qualifying win over Wales.[1] He went on to play 63 times for England, scoring 21 goals.
Helen Mirren

*page created with the assistance of OpenAI*

Mirren in 2019

**Dame Helen Mirren** (b. 26 July 1945) is a highly acclaimed British actress. She has enjoyed a successful and diverse career in film, television, and stage, earning numerous awards and accolades for her performances.

Helen Mirren was born as Helen Lydia Mironoff in Chiswick, London, England. She began her acting career in the late 1960s with the Royal Shakespeare Company and made her film debut in 1969. Mirren's breakthrough came with her role in the film *The Long Good Friday* (1980), where she played the character Victoria. Her performance in *Cal* (1984) earned her the Best Actress award at the Cannes Film Festival.

Mirren gained international recognition for her portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II in the 2006 film *The Queen*. This role earned her the Academy Award for Best Actress, as well as several other awards. Her ability to portray a wide range of characters has been a hallmark of her career, and she has taken on roles in various genres, from drama to comedy to action films.

Throughout her career, Helen Mirren has received multiple awards and nominations, including Academy Awards, BAFTA Awards, Golden Globes, and Emmy Awards. In 2003, she was appointed a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) for her services to drama.

Apart from her acting career, Helen Mirren is known for her philanthropic work and advocacy. She continues to be a respected and influential figure in the entertainment industry.

## See also

* The BBC Television Shakespeare
* 08 February 1975
I Feel You

**I Feel You** is the title of a song recorded by British group Depeche Mode and released as the lead single to their album *Songs of Faith and Devotion* on 15 February 1993.

The single entered the charts at no.8, making it the group's seventh Top 10 single and twenty-fifth Top 40 entry.

For more details see here
Life In Tokyo

**Life In Tokyo** is the title of a song recorded by British band Japan. The track was produced by Giorgio Moroder who also co-wrote the song with band member David Sylvian.

The single was originally released in 1979 in 7" and 12" formats, the latter being a trait of Moroder at the time who was pioneering the extended 'disco' version of songs produced by him. The single failed to chart in the UK first time around, although it did become something of a cult classic in new romantic/new wave circles and was subsequently re-released in 1982 after Japan had finally made their commercial breakthrough with the *Tin Drum* album and other earlier tracks such as Quiet Life and their version of I Second That Emotion.

There had also been a second re-release of the single in 1981, with former record label Hansa attempting to cash in on the group's commercially successful *Gentlemen Take Polaroids* album, their first on Virgin records, released in late 1980.

The 1982 version of Life In Tokyo was a 'special remix' by *Tin Drum* producer Steve Nye. This release also spawned a new Extended Remix and an instrumental version sub-titled 'Theme'. the single reached no.2 in the UK in October 1982.
John Lennon

**John Winston Lennon** (b. 09 October 1940 d.08 December 1980 ) was a British singer-songwriter, musician, poet, recording artist, record producer, peace campaigner and political activist, known as a founder member of British group The Beatles, and as a solo recording artist from the end of the 1960s until his death.

## See also

* Yoko Ono
* Fame (David Bowie song)
* 18 April 1975: Old Grey Whistle Test - interview
Howards End

**Howards End** is the title of a novel written by E. M. Forster, first published in 1910.

## Film

* *Howards End* (1992), dir. James Ivory, starring Anthony Hopkins, Vanessa Redgrave, Helen Bonham Carter, Emma Thompson.
	+ At the 46th British Academy Film Awards in 1993, the film won the awards for Best Film and Best Actress (Emma Thompson).

## Television

* *Howards End* (2017) BBC One, first broadcast from 12 November 2017, starring Hayley Atwell, Matthew Macfadyen.
Behaviour

**Behaviour** is the title of the fourth studio album by British group Pet Shop Boys, released on 22 October 1990. It was recorded in Munich, Germany and and co-produced by Harold Faltermeyer.

The album entered the UK charts at its peak position of no.2 a week after its release, kept off the top by Paul Simon's *Rhythm of the Saints*.[1] It spent a total of twelve weeks in the Top 40.

Released as *Behavior* in the US, it peaked at no.45 on November 24.[2]

The remastered *Behaviour* and *Further Listening 1990-1991* CD set was issued on 04 June 2001 and again on 31 August 2018.

## Tracklisting

original album

1. Being Boring (6:49)
2. This Must Be the Place I Waited Years to Leave (5:30)
3. To Face the Truth (5:33)
4. How Can You Expect to Be Taken Seriously? (3:56)
5. Only the Wind (4:20)
6. My October Symphony (5:18)
7. So Hard (3:58)
8. Nervously (4:06)
9. The End of the World (4:43)
10. Jealousy (4:48)

*NB on LP and MC Side One ends with Only the Wind.*

### Further Listening 1990-1991

CD 1 as above, plus CD2:

1. It Must Be Obvious (4:26)
2. So Hard (extended dance mix) (6:38)
3. Miserablism (4:07)
4. Being Boring (extended mix) (10:40)
5. Bet She's Not Your Girlfriend (4:30)
6. We All Feel Better in the Dark (extended mix) (6:48)
7. Where the Streets Have No Name (I Can't Take My Eyes off You) (extended mix) (6:46)
8. Jealousy (extended version) (7:58)
9. Generic Jingle (0:14) \*
10. DJ Culture (extended mix) (6:53)
11. Was It Worth It? (twelve-inch mix) (7:15)
12. Music for Boys (part 2) (6:13) [incorrectly labelled as Music for Boys (Ambient mix)]
13. DJ Culture (seven-inch mix) (4:26)

### Singles

(release date and peak chart pos.)

UK rel. date 24 September 1990, UK chart peak 04
* 7": So Hard b/w It Must Be Obvious
12 November 1990, 20
* Being Boring (edit) c/w We All Feel Better in the Dark
27 May 1991, 12
* Jealousy c/w Losing My Mind
double A-side with Where the Streets.. (Can't Take My Eyes...)
11 March 1991, 04
* 7": A. Where The Streets Have No Name (I Can't Take My Eyes Off You) (7" Edit) B. How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously?
* 12" A. Where The Streets Have No Name (I Can't Take My Eyes Off You) (David Morales Remix) B1. How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously? (Mo Mo Remix) B2.How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously? (Ragga Zone Remix)
* CDS: 1.Where The Streets Have No Name (I Can't Take My Eyes Off You) 2.How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously? (Extended Mix) 3. Bet She's Not Your Girlfriend 4. How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously? (Classical Reprise)

## External links

* Discogs
* Official discography entry (original album)