IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
This week's surprises.Will never break into the top 40
#46 Billy Idol "Rebel Yell"
#93 Nik Kershaw "Wouldn't It Be Good"
#100 Rolling Stones "She Was Hot"
This week's surprises.Will never break into the top 40
#46 Billy Idol "Rebel Yell"
#93 Nik Kershaw "Wouldn't It Be Good"
#100 Rolling Stones "She Was Hot"
Damn right.Always shake my head when I see these never made the top 40.
A travesty!#46 Billy Idol "Rebel Yell"
It's a fun song. I thought it might have gotten a little higher on the list.#69 Thomas Dolby "Hyperactive"
I thought this might have crossed over enough to get close to 40.#87 Motley Crue "Looks That Kill"
It's a good song. I thought it might have been close to 40 or 50.#93 Nik Kershaw "Wouldn't It Be Good"
I agree with this.40. ONE IN A MILLION - THE ROMANTICS
37. THE KID'S AMERICAN - MATTHEW WILDER
The tale of two two-hit wonders (and their lesser top 40). The first one, I sang along to every word. The second one, I kept thinking "I don't recognize this at all, who the heck is this??"
I agree with this too.#46 Billy Idol "Rebel Yell"
#61 Adam Ant "Strip"
Always shake my head when I see these never made the top 40.
Two Pattis back to back.#90 Bobby Womack/Patti LaBelle "Love Has Finally Come At Last"
#91 Patti LaBelle "If Only You Knew"
#1 R&B#92 Cheryl Lynn "Encore"
#93 Nik Kershaw "Wouldn't It Be Good"
"Wouldn't It Be Good" ended up peaking at #46.It's a good song. I thought it might have been close to 40 or 50.
Here are the songs below the 100 for 3/31/83
Bubbling Under the Hot 100
#101 Cameo "She's Strange" (entered at #80 on 4/7/84, peaked at #47, US R&B #1, UK #37)
#102 Dennis Edwards "Don't Look Any Further" (entered at #81 on 4/28/84, peaked at #72, US R&B #2, UK #45)
#103 Luther Vandross "Super Star/Until Come Back to Me" (entered at #95 on 4/28/84, peaked at #87, US R&B #5)
#104 Dave Gilmour "Blue Light" (entered at #90 on 4/7/84, peaked at #62)
#105 James Ingram "There's No Easy Way" (entered at #89 on 4/7/84, peaked at #58, US R&B #14)
#106 Johnny Mathis & Deniece Williams "Won't Let Me Wait" (peaked at #106, US R&B #32)
#107 The Dells "Just Can't Walk Away" (peaked at this position, US R&B #23)
#108 Melba Moore "Livin' For Love" (peaked at this position, US R&B #6)
#109 Modern English "Hands Across the Sea" (entered at #93 on 4/7/84, peaked at #91, US Rock #43)
#110 Frankie Goes to Hollywood "Relax" (entered at # on 4/7/84, peaked at #10, UK #1)
Comments:
- I loved the video for "She's Strange". I remember a woman grabbing a piece of cake with her claw like hand.
- There is a parody for the "Don't Look Any Further" that's hilarious. I'll post it.
- "Super Star" is a remake of the Carpenters song.
- I've been a Melba Moore kick lately so I'm loving seeing her on the chart.
- @IdRatherBeSkiing - It's rare, but we finally came across a Bubbling Under track that made significant movement. Hopefully we will see more.
Playlist:
Interesting tidbits about this song.Dennis Edwards "Don't Look Any Further"
Interesting tidbit. It didn't reach the top 40 in spring 1984. In late 1984, "Two Tribes" also didn't make the top 40 (close though). Then in early 1985, "Relax" re-entered and made it to #10.Frankie Goes to Hollywood "Relax" (entered at # on 4/7/84, peaked at #10
LOL!!! He was a horndog!Interesting tidbits about this song.
Sideah on the music video: "I didn’t know it at the time, but you know, when I turned around with my back to Dennis… I didn’t know that he was humping me behind me?! I had no idea. And when I saw it, I said, 'That nasty bastard!'”
I'm not really into much Big Audio Dynamite, but they have two songs I love: "Rush" and its b-side "City Lights". The latter is heavily based on "Don't Look Any Further".
This is what I found: "Relax" peaked at #67 on 5/5/84 and was off the 100 by 5/26. Its second appearance started at #70 on 1/9/85 and reached #10 on 3/16/85.Interesting tidbit. It didn't reach the top 40 in spring 1984. In late 1984, "Two Tribes" also didn't make the top 40 (close though). Then in early 1985, "Relax" re-entered and made it to #10.
Yep. That was a typo.Is the 83 a typo or did you do the wrong year?
Me too. It's like they are fighting just to get in the 100.I am amazed we don't see more.
Interesting tidbits about this song.
Sideah on the music video: "I didn’t know it at the time, but you know, when I turned around with my back to Dennis… I didn’t know that he was humping me behind me?! I had no idea. And when I saw it, I said, 'That nasty bastard!'”
I'm not really into much Big Audio Dynamite, but they have two songs I love: "Rush" and its b-side "City Lights". The latter is heavily based on "Don't Look Any Further".
Interesting tidbit. It didn't reach the top 40 in spring 1984. In late 1984, "Two Tribes" also didn't make the top 40 (close though). Then in early 1985, "Relax" re-entered and made it to #10.
That was a lot of work to get it so close to the original.Here's the parody I mentioned:
I agree. I thought they did great job.That was a lot of work to get it so close to the original.
Sounds like he may have been on something.About Dennis' mouth:
"Dennis was so amped up, the video director between shots, she would come over [with a piece of paper] and she said, “Can you put your gum in…” And Dennis said, “I ain’t got no gum! I ain’t got no gum! Ain’t no gum in my mouth!” He was just chewing the s**t out of his own tongue. I swear to God."