What was number 1 in 1989?
You may have thought that this was the year Jason and Kylie dominated the charts, but it was actually Jive Bunny - spending 9 weeks in the top spot with 3 different singles! [...]
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Five of the best from The Pretenders
Discover the enduring impact of The Pretenders with a look at their most successful albums. From their breakthrough debut to later classics, these records highlight the band's unique blend of rock, punk, and new wave, showcasing their evolution and influence in the music world. [...]
Five of the best from The Village People
The Village People, iconic for their vibrant disco hits and theatrical personas, achieved significant success with several standout albums. From their groundbreaking debut to their celebrated tracks in the early '80s, explore the albums that defined their career and left a lasting impact on the disco era. [...]
Five of the best from Boney M.
Explore the highlights of Boney M's discography as we delve into their most successful albums. From their disco debut to holiday classics, discover how these iconic records defined the group's legacy and made a lasting impact on the music scene. [...]
Five of the best from the Commodores
The Commodores, one of the most iconic funk and R&B bands of the 1970s and 80s, delivered a series of chart-topping albums that defined an era. From smooth ballads to energetic funk hits, their most successful releases solidified their legacy in music history. [...]
Five of the best from Kate Bush
Kate Bush has produced some of the most influential albums in art rock and pop history. From the innovative Hounds of Love to the ethereal Aerial, her groundbreaking work has left an indelible mark on music, shaping genres and captivating audiences with her unique sound and storytelling. [...]
Five of the best from Brotherhood of Man
Brotherhood of Man, known for their catchy pop hits and harmonized vocals, rose to fame in the 1970s with a string of successful albums. From Love and Kisses to B for Brotherhood, their music left a lasting mark on the pop landscape. Here’s a look at their most successful releases. [...]
What was number 1 in 1988?
Phil Collins gave us a groovy kind of love while playing the lead role in Buster! [...]
Five of the best from Dr Hook
Dr. Hook’s unique blend of rock, pop, and humor made them a standout band in the 1970s. Their most successful albums, including "Sloppy Seconds," "A Little Bit More," "Pleasure and Pain," and "Sometimes You Win," helped them achieve lasting fame with memorable hits and strong commercial success. [...]
Five of the best from Gary Numan
Gary Numan, a pioneer of electronic music, has produced a series of influential albums that have shaped the synth-pop and industrial genres. From his early chart-toppers in the 1970s to his more recent resurgence, here’s a look at some of his most successful and impactful albums. [...]