Friday, July 25
Swimming With Sharks - Careless Love
Apparently this lot are very big in Germany, where they were called "Humpe & Humpe". When the single was released in the UK the band was renamed "Swimming With Sharks", which was also the title of their album. It still wasn't a hit.
Labels:
1988,
80s,
Careless Love,
Humpe,
pop,
Swimming With Sharks
Thursday, July 24
Duranduran - Do You Believe In Shame?
A minor hit from that strange late '80s period when the band was a trio and the band's name was all one word.
Labels:
1989,
80s,
Do You Believe In Shame,
Duran Duran,
Duranduran,
pop
Wednesday, July 23
Cocteau Twins - Pearly Dewdrops Drops
The first chart success for Grangemouth's finest export (except for petrol from the BP refinery)...
Labels:
1984,
80s,
alternative,
Cocteau Twins,
Pearly Dewdrops Drops
Tuesday, July 22
The Farmers Boys - Phew Wow
How did such a handsome bunch of guys never manage to have a hit?
Labels:
1984,
80s,
alternative,
Farmers Boys,
Phew Wow,
pop
Monday, July 21
Friday, July 18
The Cross - Heaven For Everyone
This lost '80s classic would probably have remained lost if The Cross's frontman Roger Taylor hadn't got his old mate Freddie Mercury to record a version of the song. The version with Freddie's vocals turned up on The Cross's album Shove It and was later recycled into a Queen single. This is The Cross's single version with Roger Taylor on vocals.
Labels:
1988,
80s,
Freddie Mercury,
Heaven For Everyone,
Queen,
rock,
Roger Taylor,
The Cross
Thursday, July 17
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