April 7, 1990: Miki Howard, Technotronic, Jamie Principle, The Motor City Techno Mob, Fallout.April 14, 1990: Soul II Soul, Madonna, Richard Rogers, D-Shake, Da Posse & Underground Crew, 3rd Bass.Leader 1, Musto & Bones, Touch Of Soul, Don Pablo’s Animals April 28, 1990: BBG, Liquid Oxygen, Young M.C., Shut Up And Dance, 2 In A Room.May 5, 1990: Jazz & The Brothers Grimm, En Vogue, Mantronix (featuring Wondress), Going Back To Basics EP, Exocet.May 12, 1990: Sinead O’Connor, Eden’s Paradise, Collina featuring L.T.J., Soho, 4105.May 19, 1990: Lisa Stansfield, Saint Etienne, 970-Club, The Shamen, The Unlimited Orchestra.May 26, 1990: Soul II Soul, Eric B & Rakim, Georgia Jones, Yazz, The Chimes.June 2, 1990: Rebel MC, D-Shake, Pianonegro, Richard Rogers, Milira.June 9, 1990: Paul Jackson Jr., Critical Rhythm, Ice Cube, Frazier Chorus, Sharon Dee Clarke.June 16, 1990: LL Cool J, E-ZEE Possee, Massivo featuring Tracy, Janet Jackson, Voice Of Africa.June 23, 1990: G.T.O., Danny Madden, LFO, Darryl Pandy, Boneshakers.June 30, 1990: Kenny Thomas, Leta Davis, Clubland feat Quartz, Keith Sweat, Prince.July 7, 1990: Tricky Disco, Coldjam featuring Grace, Courtney Pine featuring Carroll Thompson, Think Tank, Jungle Brothers.Warning: because of the large number of YouTube and Spotify embeds on each post, pages can sometimes be slow to load. PEOPLE’S CHOICE: ‘Movin’ In All Directions’ (Philadelphia Int’l LP cut) (Billboard chart debut 6/19/76) KAY-GEES: ‘Waiting At The Bus Stop’ (Polydor) TEMPTATIONS: ‘I’m On Fire’ (Gordy LP cut – US import) JUNIOR MURVIN: ‘Police And Thieves’ (Island)ĪDAM SURF & THE PEBBLE BEACH BAND: ‘Fun, Fun, Fun’ (Paladin)
#10 (mentioned in Billboard column 4/24/76, Billboard chart debut 5/1/76) #8 (mentioned in Billboard column 7/17/76, Billboard chart debut 7/31/76) #3 (mentioned in Billboard column 5/15/76, Billboard chart debut 5/22/76) So it is possible to reconstruct most of this week’s real chart, which is as follows:Ġ1 05 Bee Gees – You Should Be Dancing – RSOĠ2 01 Elton John & Kiki Dee – Don’t Go Breaking My Heart – RocketĠ3 02 Tavares – Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel – CapitolĠ4 07 Chi-Lites – You Don’t Have To Go – BrunswickĠ5 04 Jimmy James & The Vagabonds – Now Is The Time – PyeĠ8 08 KC & The Sunshine Band – Shake Your Booty – Jay Boyġ1 12 Bryan Ferry – Extended Play (all cuts) – Island (EP)ġ3 NE Barry White – Baby We Better Try To Get It Together – 20th Centuryġ5 19 Detroit Spinners – Rubberband Man – Atlanticġ8 20 Johnny “Guitar” Watson – I Need It – DJM However, “previous week” rankings on next week’s chart correspond to this week’s real, unprinted ranking. RM’s UK Disco Top 20 was unavailable at the time of going to press this week, so last week’s chart was repeated. Self-consciously punkoid stomper, produced by Frank Zappa.
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