Neil Moir
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Orcadian living on the mainland, pining for the isles, and maintaining a fascination with the flippant.
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A recommended read on the history of the music charts and how they changed through the years.
Remember when singles would enter the charts at #38, then spend weeks slowly climbing to Number One? That was fun, eh?
That ended in 1995, and singles started entering at the top of the charts. But the era ended with one last epic chart journey—Celine Dion's 16-week trek to the top.
That ended in 1995, and singles started entering at the top of the charts. But the era ended with one last epic chart journey—Celine Dion's 16-week trek to the top.
Celine Dion, ‘Think Twice’: The last real Number One
Celine’s climb to Number One was a long one. And it was the last.
off-the-records.com
April 1, 2025 at 9:02 PM
A recommended read on the history of the music charts and how they changed through the years.
It's worth shopping local for Christmas, not just to support small businesses but also because a lot of online retailers use Evri and the chances of delivery lie somewhere between 20% and 0% 😫
November 24, 2024 at 9:51 AM
It's worth shopping local for Christmas, not just to support small businesses but also because a lot of online retailers use Evri and the chances of delivery lie somewhere between 20% and 0% 😫
This is lovely 😊
Kirsty Hawkshaw, the voice behind Opus III’s 1992 hit ‘It’s A Fine Day’, shares the making of one of UK dance music’s most beloved hits ✨
Watch Opus III 'It's A Fine Day': The Making Of A Dance Anthem ⬇️
djmag.com/watch/opus-i...
Watch Opus III 'It's A Fine Day': The Making Of A Dance Anthem ⬇️
djmag.com/watch/opus-i...
Opus III 'It's A Fine Day': The making of a dance anthem
Kirsty Hawkshaw, the voice behind Opus III’s 1992 hit ‘It’s A Fine Day’, shares the making of one of UK dance music’s most beloved hits.
djmag.com
November 19, 2024 at 11:28 PM
This is lovely 😊
