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July 3, 2019
In 81, ‘Water On Glass’/’Boys’, on Rak,
for Kim Wilde, peaked at No.11.
And in 02, ‘Boys’, on Jive, gave Britney Spears
featuring Pharrell Williams, a No.7.
In 96, ‘The Boy With The X-Ray Eyes, on EMI,
reached No.32, for Babylon Zoo.
And in 98, ‘The Boy Is Mine’, on Atlantic,
gave Brandy & Monica, a Top 2.
In 69, ‘A Boy Named Sue’, gave Johnny Cash,
a Top 4, on CBS.
And in 87, ‘The Boy From Nowhere’, on Epic,
saw Tom Jones, with a Top 2 success.
In 85, ‘The Boy With The Thorn In His Side’,
was at No.23, for The Smiths, on Rough Trade.
And in 99, ‘Boy You Knock Me Out’, on Mjj,
for Tatyana Ali featuring Will Smith – the Top 3, made.
In 64, ‘Boys Cry’, on Fontana,
reached No.8 for Eden Kane.
And in 78, ‘Boys From New York City, on Magnet,
for ‘Darts’ – a Top 2 refrain.
In 95, Morrissey, on RCA Victor,
made No.36 with ‘The Boy Racer’.
And in 03, ‘The Boys Of Summer’, on Data,
saw DJ Sammy, with a No.2 chaser.
In 95, ‘Boy I Gotta Have You’, on Dome,
for Rio & Mars, reached No.43.
And in 96, ‘Boy I Gotta Have You’, now on Feverpitch-
for Rio & Mars, a No 46, proved to be.
In 79, ‘Boy Oh Boy’, on Rak,
for Racey, peaked at No.22.
And in 03, Mariah Carey featuring Cam’ron,
on Def Jam, reached No,7, with ‘Boy ( I Need You )’.
In 76, ‘The Boys Are Back In Town’,
gave Thin Lizzy, a No.8, on Vertigo.
And in 08, ‘The Boy Does Nothing’, on Asylum,
gave Alesha Dixon, a Top 5 show.
In 68, ‘Boy’, on Columbia,
for Lulu, peaked at No.15.
And in 79, ‘Boys Keep Swingin’, on RCA,
saw David Bowie, hit the No.7 scene.
In 76, ‘London Boys’, gave T Rex,
a Top 40, on EMI.
And in 86, The Cure, reached No.22,
on Fiction, with ‘Boys Don’t Cry’.
In 96, ‘Boy Wonder’, on Boiler House,
for Speedy, at No.56, was to be.
And in 05, ‘Boys Will Be Boys’, on B Unique WEA,
gave Ordinary Boys, a Top 3.
In 97, ‘The Boy Done Good’, on Cooking Vinyl,
gave Billy Bragg, a No.55 grip.
And in 06, ‘Boy From School’, on EMI,
became a Top 4, for Hot Chip.
In 2000, Jamelia, on Parlophone Rhythm,
reached No.42, with ‘Boy Next Door’.
And in 01, ‘Boy Is Crying’, on Mantra,
for Saint Etienne, peaked at No.34.
In 77, ‘Oh Boy ( The Mood I’m In )’, made No.8,
for Brotherhood Of Man, on Pye.
And in 86, ‘The Boy In The Bubble’, on Warner Brothers,
gave Paul Simon, a No.2, high.
In 06, ‘The Boy Who Ran Away’, reached No.23,
for The Mystery Jets, on 679 679.
And in 84, ‘The Boy Who Came Back’, on Some Bizarre,
saw Marc Almond reach the No.52 line.
written by Harriet Blackbury
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