Courtesy of Nancy
This is a tricky one. Up until a couple of years ago, my number one choice would have been John Otway but now he is, of course, a two hit titan.
5. Doop - Doop - we really need more of the Charleston in the pop charts.
4. Las Ketchup - Asereje Enormously engaging and catchy, the album is well worth seeking out too.
3. M/A/R/R/S - Pump up the volume - A classic house track that ran into all sorts of legal trouble for its liberal use of samples.
2. Jilted John - Jilted John. Now better known as John Shuttleworth, this punk classic was the brain child of Sheffield's very own Graham Fellows.
1. O Superman - Laurie Anderson. Possibly the most unlikely one hit wonder of all. An eight minute, minimalist tone poem from a New York concept artist that went to number one and stayed there for several weeks.
2 comments:
Very nice - thanks for the answer.
*smiles* How different from what an American list would be!
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