When was so macho in the charts

A safe better that "Doctor" Clive Jackson would be appearing. I love Spirit in the Sky and he seems to have a good perspective on their brief chart career.

They've probably got Pete Waterman booked for these story of docos until they reach the end of the 80s! Their best work together was definitely I Heard A Rumour. He'll not have been happy to have seen that, to accompany him talking about this, they showed a clip of one of the rare performances where he was miming.

There was no way that Sinitta was going to miss the opportunity to talk about So Macho - the only hit of hers anyone remembers though she did have a lot more. So we get a clip of the limp wrist gesture but nothing mentioned about it. As I'm quite obsessed with 80s number two hits, I liked the fact she could remember how long So Macho was there and what kept it off number one.

I'm trying to recall what other music prog I saw in which Sarah Jane Morris spoke about how she and Jimmy got into trouble for miming to each other vocals for one of their TOTP appearances. I was pleased to see that Swing Out Sister's Corinne Drewery still has that same haircut all these years later. Breakout is a cool song that always reminds me of the end of I'm sure Andy Bell would've been keen to be interviewed. ClareB wrote: ». Glenn A Posts: 21, Forum Member. It wasn't a vintage year, but surely the sotry of the year have to be the band that was supposed to be the next supergroups and change everything.

Sigue Sigue Sputnik were supposed to be the next Sex Pistols, even adopting a punkish image and sound and alleging costing a million pounds to get together later proven to be a big lie.

What happened was their first single Shoot It Up went top ten, but the follow up bombed, their album made little impact and they were gone by the end of the year. Perhaps what the music press and their record label didn't realise was punk had long since died out and SSS were total rubbish and sounded awful and completely dated. James Posts: 68, Forum Member. AcerBen wrote: ». I remember the last show from was mono as well. I found the Story of better than the Big Hits.

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