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Blake's 7 Top Of The Pops!
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Now then now then, guys and gals... Jimmy Saville here (yes I know I've put on weight!), and I've had lots of letters recently saying "Dear Jim. Please can you fix it for someone to shoot Tarrant, or for us to have a bit of that Eighties poptastic magic on Callyfornia". So, what we have here, for you lovely ladies and gentlemen, is none other than - gasp - the Blake's 7 Eighties TOTP Top Ten! All those fantastic hits from the decade that never went out of style, but did go a bit wrong once Kylie got in the charts. How's about that then! (Rattle rattle, jewelry jewelry...) |
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here's Kid Jensen and John Peel
with the countdown...
(Click on the pictures below for full story and pix!)
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In at Number TEN, those weird and wonderful lads from Leeds Soft Cell, with Sex Dwarf. Oo-er, better hope Mike Reid doesn't ban it all the way to Number One! |
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A non-mover at Number NINE for strange American Midwest futurists Devo, with the Stone's cover (I can't get no) Satisfaction. Those wacky student bands, tsk! |
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Down to this week's Number EIGHT, they were with Wham, now they've gone Bam! Pepsi and Shirlie drop two places with Heartache. Was it something they ate Kid, ha-ha! |
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A non-mover at Number SEVEN, the short-tongued siren of punk Toyah, and It's A Mystery. She'll be the special guest on Friday's The Little and Large Show - make a note! |
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Up an amazing nine places to Number SIX, and still looking for those young soul rebels, it's dog-on-a-bit-of-string beatsters Dexy's Midnight Runners with Come on Eileen! |
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You know the dance, it's a new entry at Number FIVE for the Max Factor maestros Adam and the Ants with Kings of the Wild Frontier. |
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Down two places to Number FOUR, he's got the scariest collars in pop since Roy Wood; it's Doctor and the Medics with Spirit in the Sky. |
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Up one to Number THREE, Glaswegian Goth goddesses of polka-dot pop Strawberry Switchblade, and Since Yesterday. PVC and ripped tights - ooh Gary Davis! |
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A non-mover for the second week at Number TWO, they don't smile and they don't move; the Pet Shop Boys ask What Have I Done to Deserve This? |
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And still at Number ONE for the third week running, the mall rock queen of the charts Tiffany, and I Think We're Alone Now. Will she make it four weeks in a row? Tune in next week to find out! |
Bubbling under...bubbling under... Steven 'Tin Tin' Duffy - Kiss Me with your mouth, (then shoot me Avon)... It Bites - Calling all the Heroes (to get shot)... The Lotus Eaters - The First Picture of You (was in a holding cell on Cygnus Alpha)... Man 2 Man & Man Parish - I Was a Male Stripper in a Go-Go bar (after Season 4 ended)...
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