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Favourite Top 10 Singles From July 1991?

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Week ending - 6th July 1991

1. ANY DREAM WILL DO
JASON DONOVAN
2. (EVERYTHING I DO) I DO IT FOR YOU
BRYAN ADAMS
3. CHORUS
ERASURE
4. I WANNA SEX YOU UP
COLOR ME BADD
5. THINKING ABOUT YOUR LOVE
KENNY THOMAS
6. DO YOU WANT ME
SALT-N-PEPA
7. RUSH RUSH
PAULA ABDUL
8. FROM A DISTANCE
BETTE MIDLER
9. ALWAYS THERE
INCOGNITO FEAT. JOCELYN BROWN
10. I TOUCH MYSELF
DIVINYLS

Week ending - 13th July 1991

1. (EVERYTHING I DO) I DO IT FOR YOU
BRYAN ADAMS
2. ANY DREAM WILL DO
JASON DONOVAN
3. YOU COULD BE MINE
GUNS N' ROSES
4. CHORUS
ERASURE
5. THINKING ABOUT YOUR LOVE
KENNY THOMAS
6. ALWAYS THERE
INCOGNITO FEAT. JOCELYN BROWN
7. RUSH RUSH
PAULA ABDUL
8. 7 WAYS TO LOVE
COLA BOY
9. NOW THAT WE'VE FOUND LOVE
HEAVY D AND THE BOYZ
Buy
10. I WANNA SEX YOU UP
COLOR ME BADD

Week ending - 20th July 1991

1. (EVERYTHING I DO) I DO IT FOR YOU
BRYAN ADAMS
Buy
2. ANY DREAM WILL DO
JASON DONOVAN
3. YOU COULD BE MINE
GUNS N' ROSES
4. NOW THAT WE'VE FOUND LOVE
HEAVY D AND THE BOYZ
5. CHORUS
ERASURE
6. RUSH RUSH
PAULA ABDUL
7. THINGS THAT MAKE YOU GO HMMM...
C & C MUSIC FACTORY FEAT. FREEDOM WILLIAMS
8. THINKING ABOUT YOUR LOVE
KENNY THOMAS
9. ALWAYS THERE
INCOGNITO FEAT. JOCELYN BROWN
10. 7 WAYS TO LOVE
COLA BOY

Week ending - 27th July 1991

1. (EVERYTHING I DO) I DO IT FOR YOU
BRYAN ADAMS
2. NOW THAT WE'VE FOUND LOVE
HEAVY D AND THE BOYZ
3. ANY DREAM WILL DO
JASON DONOVAN
4. THINGS THAT MAKE YOU GO HMMM...
C & C MUSIC FACTORY FEAT. FREEDOM WILLIAMS
5. YOU COULD BE MINE
GUNS N' ROSES
6. RUSH RUSH
PAULA ABDUL
7. PANDORA'S BOX
ORCHESTRAL MANOEUVRES IN THE DARK
8. MORE THAN WORDS
EXTREME
9. MOVE ANY MOUNTAIN
SHAMEN
10. LOVE AND UNDERSTANDING
CHER

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    bryemycazbryemycaz Posts: 11,738
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    Not Bryan Adams as that will be there for the next 6 weeks.
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    scratchy23scratchy23 Posts: 3,675
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    #3
    Do we have to have a separate topic for every single month? The forum is getting cluttered with this stuff, and I don't think the vast majority of people are at all interested.
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    mushymanrobmushymanrob Posts: 17,992
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    scratchy23 wrote: »
    Do we have to have a separate topic for every single month? The forum is getting cluttered with this stuff, and I don't think the vast majority of people are at all interested.

    agreed.

    which is why i suggested doing one month per day with youtube links... might get more response, but im not bothering doing 12 a day.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 325
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    Fair enough guys thanks for the feedback, will have a re-think on the format
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    tortfeasortortfeasor Posts: 7,000
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    I'll definitely pick a few from this month. I don't think I'll ever budge from my opinion that so many decent tracks could have been #1 or gone on to do better in the charts than they did had people not been rushing out to buy that silly song for weeks on end. I've still not seen the film either!

    KENNY THOMAS - THINKING ABOUT YOUR LOVE

    Well, here is an example of a singer I'm surprised didn't go on to become a mainstay during the 90s. A great summer track.

    SALT N PEPA - DO YOU WANT ME

    I think this one's a non-existent memory for a lot of people around at the time. I used to love the 'hold up, wait a minute...' intro.

    PAULA ABDUL - RUSH RUSH

    This did get a generous amount of airplay. However, for me it's no contest as to a preferred ballad from this month of 1991.


    INCOGNITO FT. JOCELYN BROWN - ALWAYS THERE

    A classic from the 'Talkin' Loud' label. I was very fortunate to grow up in a house with a ridiculous amount of vinyl about. Dad had a few copies of this so I had one of them. This got played quite a bit on my Hi Fi. Jocelyn's vocals are flawless and impressive as always. They had some good covers out around this time - 'Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing' being another.

    DIVINYLS - I TOUCH MYSELF

    HEAVY D AND THE BOYZ - NOW THAT WE'VE FOUND LOVE

    This got played a lot at home - my fault! I was introduced to Third World's 'Now That We Found Love' quite quickly by my parents, but I would have put this down as a favourite song at the time.

    My other memory was of the rap he did for Michael Jackson's 'Jam.'


    C & C MUSIC FACTORY - THINGS THAT MAKE YOU GO HMMM...

    I preferred this to 'Gonna Make You Sweat.' It is of the time but not a bad offering for an early 90s track.

    EXTREME - MORE THAN WORDS

    I think this is a Marmite track. It did go on to get to #2 I believe, but in my opinion this is precisely a track that was deserving of a #1 placing, even if for just a week.

    It is a simple track, and it is a bit slushy but I think the vocals really sell this one, and I think it has a good sentiment about those three, overused words.

    SHAMEN - MOVE ANY MOUNTAIN

    Yes they'd go on to score a deserved #1 the following year, but it is a bad thing that this wasn't a top 3 hit (missed out by one place). In my opinion it's a superior track to 'Ebeneezer Goode.'

    CHER - LOVE AND UNDERSTANDING

    This is a classic Cher track and a great radio track too.
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    ontheloop54ontheloop54 Posts: 3,054
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    Why do you want to know? Bizarre :confused:
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    ratty0ratty0 Posts: 2,720
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    Maybe you should do it as a poll OP?
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 325
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    ratty0 wrote: »
    Maybe you should do it as a poll OP?

    As from tomorrow I am going to start from scratch and do them as polls
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