The Wonder Stuff — Listen for free on Spotify The Wonder Stuff Play on Spotify Somewhere between the mid-'80s and mid-'90s, the Wonder Stuff were one of the biggest bands in the U.K. Starting as a revved-up guitar pop band, later adding offbeat folk influences while occasionally nodding to the excess of the Madchester scene, cleverness and eclecticism were the Wonder Stuff's calling cards. The group was also blessed/cursed with a frontman, Miles Hunt , who had a gift of arrogant gab, delivering bitingly witty lyrics and lively interviews that won plenty of space in the U.K. music press. The Wonder Stuff were formed in Stourbridge, West Midlands, England in 1986. The original lineup featured Miles Hunt on vocals and guitar, Malcolm Treece on guitar and vocals, Rob Jones aka The Bass Thing on bass, and Martin Gilks on drums. The group began rehearsing in March, and in September they went into the studio to cut their debut EP, A Wonderful Day. Positive press from the EP and early gigs helped the Wonder Stuff land a record deal with Polydor in 1987. After hitting the U.K.

singles chart with the song "It's Yer Money I'm After, Baby," the group released its first album, The Eight Legged Groove Machine, in August 1988. The album's modest success led to the Wonder Stuff's first headlining tour of the U.K., as well as appearances at the Reading and Glastonbury Festivals. In September 1989, the single "Don't Let Me Down Gently" broke into the U.K. Top 20, and one month later, the Wonder Stuff dropped their second album, Hup! A more eclectic effort that debuted new banjo and fiddle man Martin Bell, Hup! rose to number five on the U.K. albums chart. Near the end of 1989, Rob Jones quit the Wonder Stuff and relocated to the United States; Paul Clifford signed on as their new bassist a few months later. (Jones died in July 1993; he was only 29.) After a stretch of U.K. touring, the Wonder Stuff began work on their third album.

Never Loved Elvis appeared in June 1991, and became the band's highest-charting album, peaking at number three in the U.K. It featured the single "The Size of a Cow," which became a number five hit in England and a college radio favorite in America. The Wonder Stuff also cut a cover of Tommy Roe 's "Dizzy" with comedian Vic Reeves that became a number one British hit. In October 1993, the Wonder Stuff's fourth album appeared in shops, Construction for the Modern Idiot. While the album went to number four on the U.K. charts, it didn't enjoy the same success as Never Loved Elvis, and reviews were lukewarm. A massive tour followed, and the band, worn out and at loose ends, opted to cancel upcoming jaunts to Australia and the Far East. In June 1994, the Wonder Stuff announced in their fan club newsletter that they were calling it a day. For their final show, they headlined the Phoenix Festival in Stratford-on-Avon, a gig booked far in advance.

Miles Hunt toured as a solo act and formed the band Vent 414, while Malcolm Treece, Martin Gilks, and Paul Clifford worked together in the group Weknowwhereyoulive. In 2000, the Wonder Stuff reunited for a one-off show in London, with Hunt , Treece, Gilks, and Bell joined by new bassist Stuart Quinell and keyboardist Pete Whittaker, who had toured with the group in the '90s. Demand for tickets led to the single show expanding into a five-night run, in addition to two nights in the Midlands. The band toured sporadically until 2004, when Gilks and Bell had a falling out with Hunt . While the Wonder Stuff were believed to be defunct, Hunt assembled a new lineup of the band and cut a studio album, Escape from Rubbish Island, that was released in September 2004. Hunt 's new Wonder Stuff released another studio album, Suspended by Stars, in 2006. That same year, Martin Gilks lost his life in a motorcycle accident at the age of 41.

While the Wonder Stuff's lineup became increasingly fluid from this point onward, Miles Hunt remained the group's frontman and constant presence, and they toured regularly in the U.K. and Europe. In 2016, the Wonder Stuff celebrated the 30th anniversary of their founding with the release of their first album in ten years, 30 Goes Around the Sun. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi Read More Show less The Wonder Stuff | New Music And Songs | The Wonder Stuff About The Wonder Stuff Somewhere between the mid-'80s and mid-'90s, the Wonder Stuff were one of the biggest bands in the U.K. Starting as a revved-up guitar pop band, later adding offbeat folk influences while occasionally nodding to the excess of the Madchester scene, cleverness and eclecticism were the Wonder Stuff's calling cards. The group was also blessed/cursed with a frontman, Miles Hunt, who had a gift of arrogant gab, delivering bitingly witty lyrics and lively interviews that won plenty of space in the U.K. music press. The Wonder Stuff were formed in Stourbridge, West Midlands, England in 1986.

The original lineup featured Miles Hunt on vocals and guitar, Malcolm Treece on guitar and vocals, Rob Jones aka The Bass Thing on bass, and Martin Gilks on drums. The group began rehearsing in March, and in September they went into the studio to cut their debut EP, A Wonderful Day. Positive press from the EP and early gigs helped the Wonder Stuff land a record deal with Polydor in 1987. After hitting the U.K. singles chart with the song "It's Yer Money I'm After, Baby," the group released its first album, The Eight Legged Groove Machine, in August 1988. The album's modest success led to the Wonder Stuff's first headlining tour of the U.K., as well as appearances at the Reading and Glastonbury Festivals. In September 1989, the single "Don't Let Me Down Gently" broke into the U.K. Top 20, and one month later, the Wonder Stuff dropped their second album, Hup! A more eclectic effort that debuted new banjo and fiddle man Martin Bell, Hup! rose to number five on the U.K. albums chart.

Near the end of 1989, Rob Jones quit the Wonder Stuff and relocated to the United States; Paul Clifford signed on as their new bassist a few months later. (Jones died in July 1993; he was only 29.) After a stretch of U.K. touring, the Wonder Stuff began work on their third album. Never Loved Elvis appeared in June 1991, and became the band's highest-charting album, peaking at number three in the U.K. It featured the single "The Size of a Cow," which became a number five hit in England and a college radio favorite in America. The Wonder Stuff also cut a cover of Tommy Roe's "Dizzy" with comedian Vic Reeves that became a number one British hit. In October 1993, the Wonder Stuff's fourth album appeared in shops, Construction for the Modern Idiot. While the album went to number four on the U.K. charts, it didn't enjoy the same success as Never Loved Elvis, and reviews were lukewarm. A massive tour followed, and the band, worn out and at loose ends, opted to cancel upcoming jaunts to Australia and the Far East.

In June 1994, the Wonder Stuff announced in their fan club newsletter that they were calling it a day. For their final show, they headlined the Phoenix Festival in Stratford-on-Avon, a gig booked far in advance. Miles Hunt toured as a solo act and formed the band Vent 414, while Malcolm Treece, Martin Gilks, and Paul Clifford worked together in the group Weknowwhereyoulive. In 2000, the Wonder Stuff reunited for a one-off show in London, with Hunt, Treece, Gilks, and Bell joined by new bassist Stuart Quinell and keyboardist Pete Whittaker, who had toured with the group in the '90s. Demand for tickets led to the single show expanding into a five-night run, in addition to two nights in the Midlands. The band toured sporadically until 2004, when Gilks and Bell had a falling out with Hunt. While the Wonder Stuff were believed to be defunct, Hunt assembled a new lineup of the band and cut a studio album, Escape from Rubbish Island, that was released in September 2004.

Hunt's new Wonder Stuff released another studio album, Suspended by Stars, in 2006. That same year, Martin Gilks lost his life in a motorcycle accident at the age of 41. While the Wonder Stuff's lineup became increasingly fluid from this point onward, Miles Hunt remained the group's frontman and constant presence, and they toured regularly in the U.K. and Europe. In 2016, the Wonder Stuff celebrated the 30th anniversary of their founding with the release of their first album in ten years, 30 Goes Around the Sun. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi Hear more of Week by Week Number One Singles of 1991 | In the Broomcupboard Week by Week Number One Singles of 1991 February 21, 2011 tags: 1990s , 1991 , 90s , chart , hit , music , nineties , number 1 , number one , single , singles , uk , week by week , weekly Music in the UK Are you ready for a bit more nostalgia?

This time it’s the Number One singles from 1991 We started off 1991 with the last number one of 1990, which was; Iron Maiden – Bring your Daughter to the Slaughter 30th December 1990 – 12th January 1991 (2 weeks) Enigma – Sadeness (Part I) 13th January 1991 – 19th January 1991 (1 week) Queen – Innuendo 20th January 1991 – 26th January 1991 (1 week) The KLF feat.

The Children of The Revolution – 3 a.m Eternal 27th February 1991 – 9th February 1991 (2 weeks) The Simpsons – Do the Bartman 10th February 1991 – 2nd March 1991 (3 weeks) The Clash – Should I Stay or Should I Go 3rd March 1991 – 16th March 1991 (2 weeks) Hale and Pace – The Stonk 17th March 1991 – 23rd March 1991 (1 week) Chesney Hawkes – The One and Only 24th March 1991 – 27th April 1991 (5 weeks) Cher – The Shoop Shoop Song (It’s in His Kiss) 28th April 1991 – 1st June 1991 (5 weeks) Color Me Badd – I Wanna Sex You Up 2nd June 1991 – 22nd June 1991 (3 weeks) Jason Donovan – Any Dream Will Do 23rd June 1991

 – 6th July 1991 (2 weeks) Bryan Adams – (Everything I Do) I Do It for You 7th July 1991 – 26th October 1991 (16 weeks) U2 – The Fly 27th October 1991 – 2nd November (1 week) Vic Reeves & The Wonder Stuff – Dizzy 3rd November 1991 – 16th November 1991 (2 weeks) Michael Jackson – Black or White 17th November 1991 – 31st November 1991 (2 weeks) George Michael & Elton John – Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me 1st December 1991 – 14th December 1991 (2 weeks) Queen – Bohemian Rhapsody/ These Are the Days of Our Lives 15th December 1991 – 18th January 1991 (5 weeks) As always, there is a playlist of all of these here Share this: "dizzy im" songs for free download - HDSong.mobi "dizzy im"

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The Uptown crew - I'm Dizzy (OFFICIAL ) Newest visual from UptownFilms 400 called "I'm Dizzy" ft. The Uptown Crew . This ... HDSong.mobi does not host any of the songs displayed on this site. HDSong.mobi just indexes the songs from thirdparty site. All music on is presented only for fact-finding listening. You MUST remove a song from the computer after listening. If You won't delete files from the computer, You'll break the copyrights protection laws. All the rights on the songs are the property of their respective owners. By using this site you agree to have read and understood our Terms Of Service. If you believe that any of the search results and links that infringes your copyright, please contact us to remove it. Copyright © 2015 - All Rights Reserved - HDSong.mobi The UK Number Ones : Double Tops Famous for his Caribbean calypso music, although he was a New Yorker. 1978 Mary's Boy Child - Oh My Lord Boney M These were genuine Caribbeans, although based and recorded in Germany. The hit was a medley of the two titles.

1959 Living Doll Cliff Richard & The Drifters The first of 14 chart toppers over a 40 year span for the perennial performer. The Drifters, with Hank B Marvin, became the Shadows soon after this. 1986 Living Doll Cliff Richard & The Young Ones Re-recorded for the Comic Relief fund raisers, in anarchic style with the four stars of "The Young Ones" tv series, plus Hank B Marvin on guitar. 1962 Can't Help Falling In Love Elvis Presley One of The King's great hit ballads. From his movie "Blue Hawaii". 1993 (I Can't Help) Falling In Love With You UB40 Ever-popular mixed race reggae band. This version also made No 1 in the US, which Elvis failed to do! NEAR MISSES: Andy Williams reached No 3 with the song in 1970; The Stylistics made No 4 with their version in 1976. 1963 You'll Never Walk Alone Gerry & The Pacemakers Gerry Marsden's Mersey beat group with a song by Rogers & Hammerstein, which became a Liverpool football anthem.

1985 You'll Never Walk Alone The Crowd A charity record, fund raising for the Bradford City football fire, on which Gerry Marsden returned (with others) to remake his 1963 No 1. 1965 Reggae band led by Eddy Grant, who had solo hits in the 1980s. 1994 Baby Come Back Pato Banton UK reggae/rap performer. Vocals are also provided by Ali and Robin Campbell of UB40. This was that pair's third involvement in a chart topper that was a former No 1 song (see 1962 and 1965). 1968 With A Little Help From My Friends Joe Cocker Gravel-voiced singer from Sheffield, who gave a power-soul treatment to the sing-along original by the Beatles. 1988 With A Little Help From My Friends Wet Wet Wet Charity remake for Child Line, and given a treatment more like the Beatles original.

2004 With A Little Help From My Friends Sam & Mark The two guys who came 2nd & 3rd in the tv show "Pop Idol" joined to record a duet version of the old Beatles song. 1969 Dizzy Tommy Roe US teen-orientated singer who co-wrote this song, which made No 1 in the US as well. 1991 Dizzy Vic Reeves & The Wonder Stuff The off-beat comedian teamed up with the band from the Midlands, and returned the song to the top. 1970 Double A side with "Heartbeat". Tragedy is a note-for-note remake of the Bee Gees hit. 1980 The Tide Is High Blondie Written by Jamaican reggae star, John Holt, this was the band's fifth No 1 and their last for 19 years. 2002 The Tide Is High Atomic Kitten This was the second time that the British female trio had re-recorded a former No 1 and reached the top themselves (see 1989). 1983 Every Breath You Take Police Their 5th and last No 1.

Composer and lead vocalist, Sting, went on to solo stardom. 1997 I'll Be Missing You Puff Daddy & Faith Evans The title was changed to become a tribute to a murdered rapper. Entered both UK and US charts at No 1. 1983 Recorded by the Irish boy band for the Comic Relief Charity. 1984 Do They Know It's Christmas Band Aid Charity record fund raising for famine relief in Ethiopia, featuring a host of UK stars. It was the brain-child of Bob Geldorf and sold 3 million copies. 1989 Do They Know It's Christmas Band Aid II New recording, raising more funds for the same charity. Mainly different stars this time, but Bananarama featured in both recordings. 2004 Do They Know It's Christmas Band Aid 20 Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the first recording, the song returned, with new stars (although Bono sang the same line as on the first), again raising money for Africa. 1986 When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough Get Going Billy Ocean He was a disco singer from the 70s, but enjoyed greater success in the 80s.

1999 When The Going Gets Tough Boyzone Recorded by the Irish boy band for the Comic Relief charity. 1989 Eternal Flame Bangles US all-girl band, who were much bigger at home. Led by Susanna Hoffs who had solo hits in 1991. 2001 Eternal Flame Atomic Kitten British all-girl band who first charted in 1999 and first hit No 1 earlier in 2001. 1996 One of several summer 1999 Latino hits, this one from the German-based Latin dance act. 2001 Mambo No 5 Bob The Builder The tv animated character got his second No 1 with this remake of the hit which was just two years old. The lyrics were changed to reflect Bob the Builder's trade. 2000 Against All Odds Westlife & Mariah Carey Unlikely collaboration between the Irish boy band and the US star. Remake of Phil Collins' original 1984 hit, which reached No 2.

2005 Against All Odds Steve Brookstein The winner of the tv talent show "X-Factor" recorded the track and took it and himself to the top of the first chart of 2005. NEAR MISS: Phil Collins reached No 2 with the original version in 1984. 1995 You Are Not Alone Michael Jackson First of two chart toppers from his album "HIStory", and his fifth up to that time. 2009 凌雲 - 後會無期 (Rita Chao - Dizzy, Tommy Roe Cover in Chinese) - YouTube 凌雲 - 後會無期 (Rita Chao - Dizzy, Tommy Roe Cover in Chinese) Want to watch this again later? Sign in to add this video to a playlist. Need to report the video? Sign in to report inappropriate content. Rating is available when the video has been rented. This feature is not available right now. Please try again later.

Published on Jun 8, 2015 From '' 別傷我的心 '' Format: Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, EP Country: Singapore B1 別傷我的心 / Save The Last Dance For Me B2 心兒給了他 ------------------------ "Dizzy" is a song originally performed by Tommy Roe which was a worldwide hit single in 1969. Written by Roe and Freddy Weller, "Dizzy" was a major hit on both sides of the Atlantic, reaching number one on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 for four weeks in March 1969, for one week on the UK Singles Chart in June 1969, and was #1 in Canada in March 1969. "Dizzy" has eleven key changes total between a total of four keys. One key is used for the verses, while the choruses get three keys. The key used for the verses is the lowest, while the choruses start off in a higher key, quickly increases to an even higher key, then increases yet again. Covers.

Samples It was subsequently recorded by such disparate artists as: Boney M, Mike Melvoin and the Deadbeats, Wreckless Eric and Billy J. Kramer. In 1989, it was sampled by De La Soul on a remix by Chad Jackson of their track "The Magic Number" from their album Three Feet High and Rising. In 1994 it was covered by Babe on their album 4 Babe pesme; the Babe version being entitled "Dizel". A version of the song has been recorded by Bob the Builder, with the lyrics referring to Bob's concrete mixer, Dizzy. In 2005, "Dizzy" was used in the soundtrack of The Sandlot 2. Charts Australian ARIA Singles Chart - 2 Canadian Singles Chart - 1 German Media Control Charts - 4 Norwegian VG-lista Singles Charts - 4 UK Singles Chart - 1 U.S.

Billboard Hot 100 - 1 Vic Reeves version On 14 October 1991, a cover of "Dizzy" recorded by English comedian Vic Reeves and the alternative rock band The Wonder Stuff, was released in the United Kingdom, reaching number one in the UK Singles Chart in the third week of release and staying there for two weeks. This added another key change to the eleven that already exist (from F major to G major). The music video features Reeves and the band performing on stage, with a row of washing machines in the background. Vic's comedy partner Bob Mortimer appears in the background with Wonder Stuff frontman Miles Hunt, playing a tambourine and singing backing vocals. This version appeared on the Playstation 2 videogame, Dancing Stage Max. Darts player Dave Chisnall uses this version as his walk-on stage song.

Chart (1991) - Peak Position UK Top 100 Hits of 1991 UK Top 100 Hits of 1991 UK Top 100 Hits of 1991 1991-001 Bryan Adams - (Everything I Do) I Do It For You.mp3 6.0MB [6:29] 1991-002 Cher - The Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss).mp3 2.6MB [2:53] 1991-003 Chesney Hawkes - The One And Only.mp3 3.4MB [3:40] 1991-004 Right Said Fred - I'm Too Sexy.mp3 2.6MB [2:50] 1991-005 The Simpsons - Do The Bartman.mp3 3.7MB [3:59] 1991-006 Color Me Badd - I Wanna Sex You Up.mp3 3.7MB [4:00] 1991-007 Jason Donovan - Any

 Dream Will Do.mp3 MB [3:50] 1991-008 Vic Reeves & The Wonder Stuff - Dizzy.mp3 3.1MB [3:20] 1991-009 The KLF feat.

The Children Of The Revolution - 3AM Eternal.mp3 6.1MB [4:24] 1991-010 2 Unlimited - Get Ready For This.mp3 2.6MB [2:50] 1991-011 Oceanic - Insanity.mp3 3.8MB [4:07] 1991-012 Salt-N-Pepa - Let's Talk About Sex.mp3 5.2MB [5:42] 1991-013 James - Sit Down.mp3 3.8MB [4:06] 1991-014 Michael Jackson - Black Or White.mp3 5.9MB [4:15] 1991-015 George Michael & Elton John - Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me.mp3 5.3MB [5:47] 1991-016 Extreme - More Than Words.mp3 7.6MB [5:34] 1991-017 The Clash - Should I Stay Or Should I Go.mp3 4.

4MB [3:11] 1991-018 Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody.mp3 13.6MB [5:56] 1991-018 Queen - These Are The Days Of Our Lives.mp3 6.2MB [4:13] 1991-019 Amy Grant - Baby Baby.mp3 5.4MB [3:57] 1991-020 Enigma - Sadness Part 1.mp3 4.5MB [4:56] 1991-021 Heavy D & The Boyz - Now That We've Found Love.mp3 3.9MB [4:16] 1991-022 Nomad feat.

MC Mikee Freedom - (I Wanna Give You) Devotion.mp3 3.8MB [4:07] 1991-023 Diana Ross - When You Tell Me That You Love Me.mp3 3.8MB [4:10] 1991-024 The Scorpions - Wind Of Change.mp3 6.0MB [5:12] 1991-025 Beverley Craven - Promise Me.mp3 4.9MB [3:34] 1991-026 The KLF feat. The Children Of The Revolution - Last Train To Trancentral.mp3 3.4MB [3:41] 1991-027 The KLF feat.

Tammy Wynette - Justified And Ancient.mp3 5.0MB [5:28] 1991-028 Kenny Thomas - Thinking About Your Love.mp3 6.2MB [4:25] 1991-029 Seal - Crazy.mp3 8.1MB [5:52] 1991-030 Rod Stewart - Rhythm Of My Heart.mp3 5.9MB [4:15] 1991-031 Zoe - Sunshine On A Rainy Day.mp3 3.6MB [3:58] 1991-032 Hale & Pace & The Stonkers - The Stonk.mp3 4.9MB [5:17] 1991-033 Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (La Da Dee).mp3 3.3MB [3:36] 1991-034 Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - Sailing On The Seven Seas.mp3 3.4MB [3:44] 1991-035 The Source feat.

Candi Staton - You Got The Love.mp3 12.8MB [8:44] 1991-036 The Prodigy - Charly.mp3 4.8MB [5:12] 1991-037 Kiri Te Kanawa - World In Union.mp3 5.5MB [4:01] 1991-038 Roxette - Joyride.mp3 5.5MB [4:01] 1991-039 The Shamen - Move Any Mountain.mp3 8.7MB [4:46] 1991-040 Guns N' Roses - You Could Be Mine.mp3 1.3MB [5:45] 1991-041 Two In A Room - Wiggle It.mp3 3.8MB [4:05] 1991-042 Erasure - Chorus.mp3 6.2MB [4:29] 1991-043 The Waterboys - The Whole Of The Moon.mp3 6.9MB [5:0

2] 1991-044 C & C Music Factory feat.

Freedom Williams - Things That Make You Go Hmmm....mp3 4.9MB [5:23] 1991-045 Oleta Adams - Get Here.mp3 6.3MB [4:33] 1991-046 Paula Abdul - Rush Rush.mp3 6.7MB [4:52] 1991-047 Salt-N-Pepa - Do You Want Me.mp3 3.5MB [3:52] 1991-048 Zucchero feat.

Paul Young - Senza Una Donna (Without A Woman).mp3 6.11MB [4:27] 1991-049 Madonna - Crazy For You.mp3 3.4MB [3:45] 1991-050 Erasure - Love To Hate You.mp3 3.6MB [3:55] 1991-051 PM Dawn - Set Adrift On Memory Bliss.mp3 7.2MB [5:13] 1991-052 Altern 8 - Activ 8 (Come With Me).mp3 3.2MB [3:27] 1991-053 Julian Lennon - Saltwater.mp3 3.8MB [4:08] 1991-054 Color Me Badd - All 4 Love.mp3 3.2MB [3:31] 1991-055 Rozalla - Everybody's Free (To Feel Good).mp3 7.6MB [5:33] 1991-056 Cathy Dennis - Touch Me (All Night Long

).mp3 3.2MB [3:26] 1991-057 U2 - The Fly.mp3 5.7MB [4:29] 1991-058 Monty Python's Flying Circus - Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life.mp3 3.4MB [3:42] 1991-059 Iron Maiden - Bring Your Daughter...

To The Slaughter.mp3 4.3MB [4:43] 1991-060 Quartz feat. Dina Carroll - It's Too Late.mp3 3.7MB [3:59] 1991-061 C & C Music Factory feat.

Freedom Williams - Gonna Make You Sweat.mp3 9.4MB [6:48] 1991-062 East Side Beat - Ride Like The Wind.mp3 3.6MB [3:55] 1991-063 REM - Shiny Happy People.mp3 6.0MB [3:46] 1991-064 Queen - Innuendo.mp3 5.9MB [6:25] 1991-065 The Bee Gees - Secret Love.mp3 3.4MB [3:42] 1991-066 Madonna - Rescue Me.mp3 5.1MB [5:31] 1991-067 John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John - The Grease Megamix.mp3 4.5MB [4:53] 1991-068 Vanilla Ice - Ice, Ice Baby.mp3 6.1MB [4:26] 1991-069 Utah Saints - What Can You Do For Me.mp3 8.4MB [6:0

6] 1991-070 K-Klass - Rhythm Is A Mystery.mp3 7.9MB [3:26] 1991-071 Stevie B - Because I Love You (The Postman Song).mp3 4.9MB [3:45] 1991-072 Prince & The New Power Generation - Gett Off.mp3 3.9MB [4:31] 1991-073 Kym Sims - Too Blind To See It.mp3 4.7MB [5:04] 1991-074 Right Said Fred - Don't Talk Just Kiss.mp3 4.4MB [3:12] 1991-075 Bomb The Bass - Winter In July.mp3 9.9MB [7:11] 1991-076 Soft Cell feat.

Marc Almond - Tainted Love.mp3 2.5MB [2:45] 1991-077 Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - Pandora's Box.mp3 3.8MB [4:06] 1991-078 Sabrina Johnston - Peace.mp3 5.6MB [4:05] 1991-079 Xpansions - Move Your Body (Elevation).mp3 6.6MB [7:15] 1991-080 Praise - Only You.mp3 5.7MB [6:15] 1991-081 Brian May - Driven By You.mp3 3.8MB [4:09] 1991-082 Bizarre Inc - Playing With Knives.mp3 12.3MB [5:24] 1991-083 Kylie Minogue - What Do I Have To Do?.mp3 4.9MB [3:32] 1991-084 Martika - Love...

Thy Will Be Done.mp3 5.6MB [4:18] 1991-085 Bette Midler - From A Distance.mp3 6.4MB [4:38] 1991-086 Incognito feat.

Jocelyn Brown - Always There.mp3 3.1MB [2:30] 1991-087 The Farm - All Together Now.mp3 5.2MB [5:43] 1991-088 The Wonder Stuff - The Size Of A Cow.mp3 2.9MB [3:12] 1991-089 Free - All Right Now.mp3 6.3MB [5:29] 1991-090 Soho - Hippy Chick.mp3 2.9MB [3:07] 1991-091 Gary Clail On-U Sound System - Human Nature.mp3 4.2MB [3:39] 1991-092 Divinyls - I Touch Myself.mp3 3.4MB [3:44] 1991-093 The Simpsons - Deep Deep Trouble.mp3 5.4MB [5:50] 1991-094 Kylie Minogue & Keith Washington - If You Were With Me Now.mp3 4.4MB [3

:10] 1991-095 Simply Red - Stars.mp3 3.8MB [4:07] 1991-096 Pet Shop Boys - Where The Streets Have No Name.mp3 6.2MB [4:32] 1991-097 Dannii Minogue - Love And Kisses.mp3 5.1MB [3:40] 1991-098 Arnee & The Terminaters - I'll Be Back.mp3 2.5MB [2:45] 1991-099 Bassheads - Is There Anybody Out There?.mp3 8.2MB [5:58] 1991-100 Living Colour - Love Rears Its Ugly Head.mp3 8.5MB [6:13] Total file size: 523MB Total run-time: 7:34:15 Downloads:

Question: Which song gave Vic Reeves and The Wonder Stuff a number one hit in 1991?
Answer: Dizzy