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1995 was the year that Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons, aka the Chemical Brothers burst onto the music scene, it was also...
Whenever you mention The Eagles so someone, it's likely that the first song that will spring to mind will be Hotel...
Paul Carrack is celebrating his 40th year in the music business this year. He first burst onto the scene in 1974 with...
It's amazing that when people can't work out what a song is about they speculate usually in a negative way. In some...
Twin brothers in bands are not too common, the most successful arguably being the Bee Gees, but Biffy Clyro, who so...
Eamon Frankee The first known use of the F-word was in 1503 in the poetry of William Dunbar and so when...
Fake accents and false laughs are two things I hate in songs, and Peter Sarstedt's 1969 number one hit Where Do you Go...
If you thought The Divine Comedy, The Streets and Shakespears Sister were all groups, you'd be wrong. They were...
This week's single of the week was requested by chillo1959 because it was number one when he was born. It was also at...
It's not often that a group work so hard without commercial success, then re-adjust the line-up, give themselves a new...
"I am a one hit wonder who wants to be a two hit wonder," admitted Peter Coyle, the lead singer of the eighties band...
Many music genres have come and gone over the years, in the fifties there was rock 'n' roll, towards the end of the...
Arguably Will You Love Me Tomorrow by The Shirelles is one of the most successful all girl group singles of the...
Arguably Phil Collins is the most successful ex-member of Genesis to forge a solo career, Peter Gabriel was certainly...
Edwin Starr and Gladys Knight & The Pips were two original Motown acts who later found greater fame in the disco...