it was U2’s “Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me” and Seal’s “Kiss From A Rose” that came out on top in 1995. Both the movie and the songs were unavoidable throughout that summer, with the tunes racing to the upper echelons of the charts in the UK, US, Australia, and...
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electro-pop classic “Oh Yeah,” which became a cult song after the movie and was later even used in confectionery adverts, the film made judicious use of The Beatles’ recording of “Twist And Shout,” introducing a whole new generation to one of the group’s finest early outings on ...
Whilst the air in the months of November and December are filled with Christmas music, in shops and on television; on adverts and in the office, Christmas number one's are very rarely actually Christmas songs at all, with only 12 out of the 70 songs to have hit the top of the charts ...
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that burst out in Elvis Perkins’ “Give My Fond Regards to Lonelyville.”) IN another violation of the one-song rule, I’ve started things off with Eric Mathews, under his own name, with his wonderful “Fanfare,” and he reappears as the horn-playing half of Seinking Ships on “One...
to be perfectly matched,” says Ahdritz, pointing to a song such as Ed Sheeran’s “Shape of You”, which was played billions of times across Spotify, YouTube, TikTok, Pandora and iTunes on top of traditional CD sales, radio airplay, live performances and placements in adverts or films...