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May 11, 2019
In 75, ‘Sky High’, on Splash,
for Jigsaw, up to No.9, flew.
And in 81, ‘Up The Hill Backwards’, on RCA,
for David Bowie, peaked at No.32.
In 61, ‘Reach For The Stars’/’Climb Ev’ry Mountain’,
on Columbia, found Shirley Bassey with a No.1, sealed.
And in 71, ‘Move On Up’, on Buddah,
was a No.12 hit, for Curtis Mayfield.
In 70, ‘Up The Ladder To The Roof’, on Tamla Motown,
for The Supremes, at No.6 was seen.
And in 86, ‘Higher Love’, on Island label,
for Steve Winwood, peaked at No.13.
In 01, ‘There You’ll Be’, on Warner Brothers,
reached the Top 3 for Faith Hill.
And again, in 08, returned to the charts –
this time with a Top 10, fitting the bill.
In 70, ‘Ain’t No Mountain High Enough’, a UK No.6,
on Tamla Motown for Diana Ross.
And in 80, ‘Ride Like The Wind’, on Warner Brothers,
peaked at No.69 for Christopher Cross.
In 66, for The Alan Price Set, on Decca,
reaching No.11 was, ‘Hi Lili Hi Lo’.
And in 08, ‘Mountains’, on 14th Floor,
was a Top 5 for Biffy Clyro.
In 76, ‘How High The Moon’, on MGM,
for Gloria Gaynor, reached No.33.
And in 78, ‘Sometimes When We Touch’, on 20th Century,
for Dan Hill, a No.13 entry, was to be.
In 67, ‘Up, Up And Away’, on Liberty,
for The Johnny Mann Singers, peaked at No.6.
And in 73, ‘Higher Ground’, on Tamla Motown,
for Stevie Wonder – a US No.1 & UK No.29, ends this mix.
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