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Topic History of: FAB Chart - 4 new
Max. showing the last 5 posts - (Last post first)
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zooloo Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel stand head and shoulders above all else... shame really
Emma Bee I used to have an enormous crush on him. Good to hear that track again.
The Cat Aiden Schofield holds on to the top spot with 'Love Life', which is a positive piece of advice to start the weekend.

Paul Boon Stewart enters at 11 with 'Diversity', which was higlighted on this forum about a week ago. It's a kinda Club/Dance track written as a salute to the winners of BGT.

Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel at 14. I loved this song first time around and it's still as fresh and uplifting today. Good to know they are still touring.

Dave Rave with some unidentified but awesome girl vocalist is at 17. I like this one a lot. Very smooth and beautiful. Someone should sign him up even if just for this track, as I can see it being very popular.

J.Young at 20 has a slice of Soul/R&B which sounds a cut above some of the stuff major labels are churning out these days. Not bad at all.

Guita Sal rises to Number Two.
Very cool chart this week.

http://fabchart.tripod.com
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