April 15, 2020

 

 

 

 

In 90, ‘Some Kind Of Heaven’, on Urban,

reached No.65, for BBG.

And in 93, ‘Some Fantastic Place’, on A & M,

gave Squeeze a No.73.

 

In 63, The Big Three, peaked at No.37,

on Decca, with ‘Some Other Guy’.

And in 87, Cliff Richard, made the Top 3,

with ‘Some People’, on EMI.

 

In 87, The Blow Monkeys, reached No.67,

with ‘Some Kind Of Wonderful’, on RCA.

And in 95, Oasis, had a gold-selling No.1,

on Creation, with ‘Some Might Say’.

 

In 85, Power Station, climbed to No.14,

on Parlophone, with ‘Some Like It Hot’.

And in 91, ‘Some Lie 4 Love’, on Mercury,

gave L.A.Guns, a No.61 slot.

 

In 03, ‘Some Velvet Moring’, on Columbia,

gave Primal Scream, a No.44.

And in 04, Kristian Leontiou, made No.54,

with ‘Some Say’, on Polydor.

 

In 65, ‘Some Of Your Lovin’, on Philips,

gave Dusty Springfield, a No.8 success.

And in 86, Paul Young, made No.56,

with ‘Some People’, on CBS.

 

In 92, All About Eve, reached No.57,

with ‘Some Finer Day’, on MCA.

And in 96, Supernova, peaked at No.55,

on Sing Sing, with ‘Some Might Say’.

 

In 63, ‘Some Kinda Fun’, on London,

gave Chris Montez, a Top 10 score.

And in 68, ‘Some Things You Never Get Used To’, on Tamla Motown,

for Diana Ross & The Supremes, settled at No.34.

 

In 73, ‘I’m A Clown’/’Some Kind Of A Summer’,

gave David Cassidy, a Top 3, on Bell.

And in 79, ‘Some Girls’, on Rak,

for Racey – a Top 2 sell.

 

In 83, Barry Manilow, made No.48,

on Arista, with ‘Some Kind Of Friend’.

And in 97, ‘Some Kind Of Bliss’, on Deconstruction,

for Kylie Minogue, at No.22, brings this mix to an end.

 

 

 

 

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