I love this girlband that started in the 1980s and I cant be the only one!

So many disco classics and so many dramatic changes to the bands line up over the years.All things related to Bananarama please post here!

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Love them - but "dramatic" changes over the years??? Siobhan left to be replaced by Jacqui who lasted 2 years. Jacqui left and they continued on as a duo

I think there were rows biggies behind those changes but we mustnt let that overcloud the music!

I still dance myself silly to 'I Can't Help It' & 'Cruel Summer'

Love in the first degree has to be played in heaven for it to be heaven!!

My fave Nana Track is Do Not Disturb, followed closely by Trick Of The Night. I can't really explain what I mean but they just sound more 'mature' musically than the rest of their output.

From their earlier era, my favourite is Na Na Na etc.

From their SAW era, it's a tie between I Want You Back and I Heard A Rumour - two of SAW's best songs IMO, sounding much less 'identikit' than the other stuff they were producing at the time, even if they do suffer the standard SAW problem of not knowing how to fill the 'middle bit' properly.

Anyone like their 1990 song Love truth and honesty?/So emotional!!

Always liked 'The Rams' i still have my 7" copy of It Ain't What You Do (It's The Way That You Do It).

Bananarama made some really great pop tunes over the years Robert De Niro's Waiting, Shy Boy, Venus, I Want You Back, I Can't Help It, Cruel Summer, Love In The First Degree and my fav I Heard A Rumour. The last 2 are some of SAW best ever songs.

I just wish they would tour more and i don't mean those not good 80's tours.

I loved it in 1988 but wouldn't really describe it as emotional.

Always loved The 'Rams.

It makes me smile how they went from attitude-y, ladette's to pop-disco diva's.

I Can't Help It is my favourite, it's obviously SAW but sounds a bit different.

I liked Bananarama, and Siobhan best. I was sufficiently into Bananarama in 1983 to notice they all had birthdays on Saturdays that year!

Their singles I liked best included Shy Boy, Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye, Cruel Summer, Rough Justice and A Trick of the Night. Also songs Boy Trouble, and Dr Love which was written by Paul Weller and the B side to Tracie's The House that Jack Built.

From their SAW era I liked I Want You Back best. Their often ignored debut single was Aie A Mwana, which was Swahili but I don' know what it means in English!

Didnt anyone like 'Long train running'? I thought it was the best thing they ever did. Not really a fan, but they had afew good tracks...

I think Bananarama were great. I say were only because I loved the Siobhan/Keren/Sara trio. They have so many brilliant songs, a lot of which are really good summer songs. Hard to say what my favourite is; I love Cruel Summer and Cheers Then, but there's so many others I like such as I Heard A Rumour (love doing that dance ), State I'm In, Na Na Hey Hey (Kiss Him Goodbye). Siobhan was my favourite, and I'm glad she was because it's because of her I got into Shakespears Sister.

A few years ago at school for a dress up day, I dressed up in the style of the Na Na Hey Hey video with a boombox bag that plays music, blasting out their songs as I skipped to classes

It's one of my faves from B-rama, follows closely behind 'Only Your Love'..