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[b]The Cat wrote:[/b]
[quote]"This My Dear is England" by HLF stay at No.1 for a 2nd week.

The highest of the new entries comes from Barry McGuire and some unnamed kid who struggles to hold notes, but a song which seems to work regardless. It's called "Don't Rubbish the Children" and has a good message.

Wonderful song at No.17 from Danielle Ate The Sandwich. It was last week's featured video and is called "Where I'll Be". A sort of Classicy/Folky acoustic ballad. Would be nice to see this one do well on the 'official' chart too.

Those Russians continue their attempt to take over the world music scene, coming in at No.18. Street Magic with "Papa Bought a Car". This reminds me of the old Andrews Sisters style harmonies of the 1930s/40s, although it's sung in the Russian language. A google search reveals that they are packing theatres and stadiums and have an ever increasing following, not just in Eastern Europe.

Kentucky Headhunters nudge up to No.2 Great stuff.

http://fabchart.tripod.com[/quote]

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Topic History of: FAB Chart - still only one World Cup song
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"This My Dear is England" by HLF stay at No.1 for a 2nd week.

The highest of the new entries comes from Barry McGuire and some unnamed kid who struggles to hold notes, but a song which seems to work regardless. It's called "Don't Rubbish the Children" and has a good message.

Wonderful song at No.17 from Danielle Ate The Sandwich. It was last week's featured video and is called "Where I'll Be". A sort of Classicy/Folky acoustic ballad. Would be nice to see this one do well on the 'official' chart too.

Those Russians continue their attempt to take over the world music scene, coming in at No.18. Street Magic with "Papa Bought a Car". This reminds me of the old Andrews Sisters style harmonies of the 1930s/40s, although it's sung in the Russian language. A google search reveals that they are packing theatres and stadiums and have an ever increasing following, not just in Eastern Europe.

Kentucky Headhunters nudge up to No.2 Great stuff.

fabchart.tripod.com