Chart: UK Charts for Week Ending 10th October 1992
Andrew Dawson
TW LW TITLE, Artist (Label)
1 1 EBENEEZER GOODE, The Shamen (One Little Indian) [4th week at #1]
2 2 IT'S MY LIFE, Dr Alban (Arista/Logic/SweMix)
3 4 SLEEPING SATELLITE, Tasmin Archer (EMI)
4 6 END OF THE ROAD, Boyz II Men (Motown)
5 3 BAKER STREET, Undercover (PWL International)
6 17 I'M GONNA GET YOU (ORIGINAL FLAVOUR MIX),
Bizarre Inc Featuring Angie Brown (Vinyl Solution)
7 5 IRON LION ZION, Bob Marley & The Wailers (Tuff Gong/Island)
8 7 MY DESTINY (LITE MIX), Lionel Richie (Motown)
9 NEW MY NAME IS PRINCE,
Prince And The New Power Generation (Paisley Park/WB)
10 16 SENTINEL (SINGLE RESTRUCTURE), Mike Oldfield (Wea)
11 14 DRIVE, R.E.M. (WB)
12 22 TETRIS (BASED ON KOROBUSHKA), Doctor Spin (Carpet/Polydor)
13 NEW LOVE SONG/ALIVE AND KICKING, Simple Minds (Virgin)
14 10 RHYTHM IS A DANCER, Snap (Logic/Ariola)
15 12 THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE, Luther Vandross & Janet Jackson
With Special Guests BBD And Ralph Tresvant (Perspective/A&M/PM)
16 9 THEME FROM M.A.S.H. (SUICIDE IS PAINLESS)/EVERYTHING I DO (I DO IT
FOR YOU), The Manic Street Preachers/The Fatima Mansions (Columbia)
17 8 TOO MUCH LOVE WILL KILL YOU, Brian May (Parlophone)
18 18 CONNECTED, The Stereo MC's (4th + B'Way/Gee Street)
19 NEW NOT SLEEPING AROUND, Ned's Atomic Dustbin (Sony Soho Square/Furtive)
20 15 JUST ANOTHER DAY (ENGLISH VERSION), Jon Secada (SBK)
21 11 FIRE/JERICHO, The Prodigy (XL Recordings)
22 13 HOUSE OF LOVE, East 17 (London/ffrr)
23 NEW A MILLION LOVE SONGS (EP), Take That (RCA)
24 NEW COULD'VE BEEN ME, Billy Ray Cyrus (Mercury)
25 32 SOMETIMES LOVE JUST AIN'T ENOUGH,
Patty Smyth (Duet With Don Henley) (MCA)
26 NEW NO ORDINARY LOVE, Sade (Epic)
27 23 MONEY LOVE, Neneh Cherry (Circa)
28 NEW SPECIAL KIND OF LOVE, Dina Carroll (A&M/PM/1st Avenue)
29 NEW ROADHOUSE MEDLEY (ANNIVERSARY WALTZ PART 25), Status Quo (Polydor)
30 NEW EXCITED, The M People (Deconstruction/RCA)
31 19 I FEEL LOVE, Messiah (Vocals By Precious Wilson) (Kickin)
32 NEW JUMP AROUND, House Of Pain (XL Recordings/Tommy Boy/Ruffness)
33 37 ANARCHY IN THE UK, The Sex Pistols (Virgin)
34 34 KEEP IT COMIN' (DANCE TILL YOU CAN'T DANCE NO MORE!), The C&C Music
Factory Featuring Q-Unique & Deborah Cooper (Columbia)
35 20 I JUST WANT TO DANCE WITH YOU, Daniel O'Donnell (Ritz)
36 NEW (TAKE A LITTLE) PIECE OF MY HEART, Erma Franklin (Epic)
37 NEW RADIO, Shaky Featuring Roger Taylor On Drums (Epic)
38 NEW PHASED (EP), All About Eve (MCA)
39 39 START ME UP, Salt-N-Pepa (ffrr)
40 37 THE BANANA SONG, G.S.P. (Yo! Yo!)
Extract from a chart compiled by Gallup for Music Week, BBC and BARD. (C)CIN.
Source: BBC Radio 1. Reproduced without permission.
UK Top 20 Artist Albums for Week Ending 10th October 1992.
TW LW TITLE, Artist (Label)
1 NEW AUTOMATIC FOR THE PEOPLE, R.E.M. (WB) [1st week at #1]
2 NEW US, Peter Gabriel (Realworld/Virgin)
3 1 ABBA GOLD-GREATEST HITS, Abba (Polydor/Polar)
4 2 TUBULAR BELLS II, Mike Oldfield (Wea)
5 NEW TIMELESS (THE CLASSICS), Michael Bolton (Columbia)
6 NEW BACK TO THE LIGHT, Brian May (Parlophone)
7 3 THE BEST OF BELINDA VOLUME 1, Belinda Carlisle (Virgin)
8 4 BACK TO FRONT, Lionel Richie (Motown)
9 5 BOSS DRUM, The Shamen (One Little Indian)
10 NEW GREATEST HITS, The Police (A&M)
11 9 DIVA, Annie Lennox (RCA)
12 NEW EXPERIENCE, The Prodigy (XL Recordings)
13 8 UNPLUGGED, Eric Clapton (Duck/WB)
14 NEW ...YES PLEASE, The Happy Mondays (Factory)
15 7 III SIDES TO EVERY STORY, Extreme (A&M)
16 6 AM I NOT YOUR GIRL?, Sinead O'Connor (Ensign)
17 16 DANGEROUS, Michael Jackson (Epic)
18 NEW HAPPY IN HELL, The Christians (Island)
19 NEW STIGMA, E.M.F. (Parlophone)
20 11 TOURISM, Roxette (EMI)
Extract from a chart compiled by Gallup for Music Week, BBC and BARD. (C)CIN.
Source: BBC Radio 1. Reproduced without permission.
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Bob Gajarsky
ok, i'll bite.
1) what's on the police's "greatest hits?" they had "every breath
you take the singles" out many years ago...
2) why the re-issue of simple minds?
and - finally - how's emf's "stigma"?
- bob gaj
Ocie *crow* Mitchell
>UK Top 40 Singles for Week Ending 10th October 1992.
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>36 NEW (TAKE A LITTLE) PIECE OF MY HEART, Erma Franklin (Epic)
is this a cover of the Janis Joplin song?
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Al Crawford
(Bob Gajarsky) writes:
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> 2) why the re-issue of simple minds?
Forthcoming "Best Of" compilation...
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Richard Cooper
>In article <1992Oct07.1...@bas-a.bcc.ac.uk> cca...@ucl.ac.uk writes:
>>UK Top 40 Singles for Week Ending 10th October 1992.
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>>36 NEW (TAKE A LITTLE) PIECE OF MY HEART, Erma Franklin (Epic)
>is this a cover of the Janis Joplin song?
No it's the original version from the mid sixties. Janis' version
was the cover.
rich