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Golden sandy beaches u When we hit those islands Say I can smell a breezy air ooh ooh ooh . IS There's gonna be a big hello ooh ooh ooh ooh . One more celebration Digging all the sunshine And then we're ready for goodbye bye bye bye It's easy now to say goodbye bye bye bye Walking down the beaches Heading for the islands Yeah yeah we're really flying high ooh ooh ooh Yeah yeah we're really flying high ooh ooh ooh Repeat chorus Chorus Gotta go home home home Ooh ooh ooh ooh . Gotta go home home home Do-do do-do do-do do-do . Gotta go home home home Going back home (^HepearSj Gotta go home home home Gotta go home Repeat chorus Words and m'Usic by Farian/Huth/Huth/Jay. Reproduced by permission Hansa Productions/ ATV Music /GEMA (MCPS). PIC JILL fURMANl Slap & Tickle By Squeeze on A&M Records She was frigid like a bible Chorus '"'•' «^""Se your mind He took WhichWh?X you her in his Zephyr do from time to time They Never chew sat like salt and pepper a pickle with a Looking slap and Me our across the tickle From city lovers leap it's *''.'*'* ^f"* stone pretty ^"thlT^the .*? to "get ''9''** they pool to ripple I^« flick and flutter He told her how he loved her Next "'Sht they night he called for her I*;" danced together It looked daughter like love forever AndAnH told"f/u"**'^*** He put his hand him she was poorly on her leg A he was ^ told there surely *''""' ''**''** '"'''at she said So Michael felt rejected This He tried wasn't quite expected again much later He rt seemed to drove off to his local aggravate her He drove Where he felt anti-social home in silence Avoiding more violence She said I/J^^^ed all night at missing let's watch the city From lovers leap ^''^ •=°"''* •'e kissing it's pretty M/hii J' I While think I need he was falling over the fresh air He drunk She put a comb himself back sober through her hair And At once she went home in a taxi turned to kiss him And ^^fy nearly crashed out in the 7"^ missed him back seat* And "t?'ept just like put her hand on his a baby He leg Which he felt her tongue in hadn't done just lately his head He saw her in the morning ^ Out Repeat chorus with his sister Pauline She felt all shy and soppy He acted cool and cocky He said tonight at Charlie's ihere s gonna be a party I II meet you at half seven She ^^P^roduced visualised a heaven by permissior, Rondor Boredom '"" "^ label , ..V,. New Hormones on t.e .. SC..C.) ^^., , . ..ooo,. C.o„ "SP..1 ^^^^^^ ^^ ^_ inever get aroun iause line straight straight U,e. in a ioroB a<=*i»6 too- me I'm ,„ humdrum scene. very...TT «"m ou Vaiow the Boredom oredoB Boredom movie living i. this kxthough rm a me doesn't move But it phone waiting for the , U't mind to ring SMASH HITS 5 Bouffant Boogie DAVID HEPWORTH flips his wig for The B-52S DOWN in the deep in North East England. "I just Which brings WAY us to the name. A enough confidence to actually SouthoftheU.S.of A., wound up there with no B-52 money was originally a World War play live and the band ventured in the state of Georgia, and that was the only job I could II bomber plane. Then, for some out of Athens. In New York they there's a place called Athens, get," she recalls. After six inexplicable reason, it was caused a small hometown of The storm, which B-52s. This is months pulling pints in a foreign adopted as slang for the stacked where owed as much to the girls' tacky the group came together. land, she returned to America hairstyle affected by some clothes and hair as it Two of their number, Cindy did to their and and ended up in Athens. women during the '50s and early Ricky Wilson, increasingly hypnotic and were already Keith Strickland, who is '60s, technically known as a imaginative rock and roll act. closely acquainted because they responsible for the jagged, bouffant. are They cut their own single, brother and sister. cutting guitar which is the And when Kate and Cindy got "Rock Lobster", The rest of the group found and that 45 foundation of The B-52s' sound, tired of dancing to other people's each other through became one of the more shared is Athens born and bred. His music and began to make their sought-after cult items both in interests . like African tribal parents run the bus station. own, they retained the bouffant America and Europe. music, strange clothes, all-night The B-52s are weird. Honestly. wigs and took the name for dancing their Various record companies parties, silly wigs, and The B-52S are hot. Really. (As for band. stepped in and The B-52s total absolute craziness. Red Starr's comments on their eventually ended Athens is up with Island. a college town well album, would you share your last THEIR FIRST appearances, in and They flew to The Bahamas to known throughout The South for Smartie with a man who thought around Athens, were odd affairs. the record their first album. bizarre delinquency of its "I Don't Like Mondays" was Kate, Cindy and Fred would sing With its sinister revamping of student population.AII the boring?) with backing tapes that the five Petula Clark's "Downtown", a amusement there is made bythe So, anyway, they all met up of them had made up re-recording of "Rock Lobster", students forthe students and the and discovered a mutual beforehand, and would and new nuggets like the gritty, various crazies who drift through fascination with trash dance accompany themselves with manic "Dance This Mess town. records, rotten horror films and bongos and arsenal an of toy Around", their debut album is Fred Schneider, the band's hideous '60s clothing. keyboards collected by Kate. This one of the more inspired first painfully thin, bug-eyed lead "We used to go out dancing," tradition still holds; Fred still outings of the past few years. singer and main lyricist, found says Kate, "and we'd just throw "plays" a walkie-talkie radio on Those who have caught them his way to Athens from his New on these wigs. It alters your stage and the band still have no live on their short York home via extensive British tour perspective when you have a wig conventional bass guitar, travelling will be in no doubt about their in Europe. on. You look at the world preferring to use a keyboard ability to deliver a stunning live Kate Pierson, petite keyboard differently when you have a real instead. show too. player and vocalist, had also high wig on. It creates a mood. I They improved with time. They still play for dancers. travelled in Europe. She once got favourites but I only wear Keith Ricky, and shy gentlemen They still wear wigs. They're still worked as a in barmaid Wallsend one at a time. I got or 32 so." the both of them, mustered crazy. Cindy Wilson fred Schneider i£''' m f . 3 ovjo;v:ri'^7;/:^^i^'^^•';MK•>^^^^^•^JFi^iM :p-.-. •.;•.•.<»' V>':'y:A oy.y:;- ^;^•••^:<^. ^;-;v::-ii: O'0::;:::::-v;:;:u:-.;y.*:.. „ v;.^;:/^^:»:•\vv^>;.v.•:;:;v.;.;^ LIFE BEGINS AT 39! HE MAY not be everybody's cup of Ovaltine, but you've got to play fair and congratulate anybody who manages to stay at the top In this business for more than a year and, with "We Don't Talk Anymore" at No. 1, Cliff Richard celebrates twenty one years of hit singles. "Move It", his first, was released in August 1958, and was the start of over 70 chart entries. Estimates of his age vary but most people reckon he's even older than both Andy Summers of the Police and Charlie Harper of the UK Subs! You've got to admit that he's pretty well preserved and there doesn't seem to be any reason why he shouldn't still be scoring chart-toppers in 1990! He's got more hairthan Howard Devote and that's a fact .
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