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Record-Mirror-1982-0 MICK KARN PIC BY STEVE RAPPORT t- 2 July 24," 1982 , ~ ... "~ ~~ sg Week·ending July 24, 1982 ~~ 5~ ~~ 1 1· 4 FAME, Irene Cara, RSO 0 2 7 4 DA DA DA, Trio, Mobile Suit Corp/Phonogram 3 2 6 ABRACADABRA, The Steve Miller Band, Mercury/Phonogram 4 9 4 SHY BOY, Bananarama, London +5 24 2 DON'T GO, Yazoo, Mute •6 DRIVING MY CAR, Madness, Stiff Buy 153 AS USED ON 7 5 7 A NIGHT TO REMEMBER, Shalamar, Solar TOP OF THE POPS 8 12 3 IT STARTED WITH A KISS, Hot Chocolate, Rak •9 31 4 COME ON EILEEN, Dexys Midnight Runners & The Emerald Express, Mercury/Phonogram 10 4 7 INSIDE OUT, Odyssey, RCA 11 8 6 NOW THOSE DAYS ARE GONE, Bucks Fizz, RCA 12 6 5 MUSIC AND LIGHTS, Imagination, R&B 13 14 5 . NIGHT TRAIN, Visage, Polydor 14 20 4 I SECOND THAT EMOTION, Japan, Virgin 15 10 8 IKO IKO, Natasha, Towerbell 16 3 5 HAPPY TALK, Captain Sensible, A&M 0 +17 35 2 THE ONLY WAY OUT, Cliff Richard, EMI 18 13 6 MURPHY'S LAW, Cheri, Polydor 19 11 7 NO REGRETS, Midge Ure, Chrysalis 20 28 5 ME AND MY GIRL (NIGHTCLUBBING), David Essex, Mercury/Phonogram 21 26 6 VIDEOTHEQUE, Dollar, WEA 22 23 6 HEART (STOP BEATING IN TIME), Leo Sayer, Chrysalis 23 21 6 FREEBIRD, Lynyrd Skynyrd, MCA 24 15 4 FOR THOSE ABOUT TO ROCK (WE SALUTE YOU), AC/DC, Mantic 25 30 4 TAKE IT AWAY, Paul McCartney, Partophone +26 STOOL PIGEON, Kid Creole & The Coconuts, Ze/lsland 27 18 8 BEATLES MOVIE MEDLEY, The Beatles, Pariophone 28 37 3 TOO LATE , Junior, Mercury/Phonogram 29 19 7 LAS PALABRAS DE AMOR, Queen, EMI 30 36 3 CHALK DUST - THE UMPIRE STRIKES BACK, The Brat, Hansa 31 33 5 ROCK THE CASBAH, The Clash, CBS 32 38 3 LOVE IS IN CONTROL (FINGER ON THE TRIGGER), Donna Summer, Warner Bros 33 16 4 JUST WHO IS THE FIVE O'CLOCK HERO, The Jam, Polydor · 34 22 11 l'VE NEVER BEEN TO ME, Charlene, Motown 0 ~35 STRANGE LITTLE GIRL, The Stranglers, Liberty BP412 BUBBLING UNDER +36 66 2 THE CLAPPING SONG, The Belle Stars, Stiff e l'M AFRAID OF ME, Cuhure Club, Virgin 37 17 9 WORK THAT BODY, Diana Ross, Capitol ·• ALWAYS ON MY MIND, WIiiie Nelson, CBS A2511 vs 509 38 43 2 NIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN, Elkie Brooks, A&M e BEACH BOY GOLD PART II, Gldu Park • KEEP ON, " D" Train, Epic/Prelude EPC 56 2 ARTHUR DALEY ('E'S ALRIGHT), The Firm, fea1ur1ng Adrian Baker, Polo 22 A2543 Bask/Stiff e CAN'T TAKE MY EYES OFF YOU, Boys • LOUIS QUATORZE, Bow Wow Wow, Town Gang, E.RC 101 RCA 263 e CLAP YOUR HANDS, Rock Sharpe & The e LOVE MY WAY, The Psychedelic Fu"', 40 39 3 I WAS·TIRED OF BEING ALONE, Patrice Replays, Rak 345 CBS A2549 Rushen, Elektra e DA DA DA (I DON'T LOVE YOU, YOU e LOVE ON A SUMMER NIGHT, The 3 HURRY HOME, Wavelength, Ariola DON'T LOVE ME), Martin Judd, Alter McCrarys, capttol CL 251 THE HANGING GARDEN, The Cure, Houra AFT 04 e LOVE HAS BEEN A UTT\.E HARD ON • EYE OF THE TIGER, Survivor, Scotti ME, Juice Newton, Capitol CL 248 Foction FIC 15 Bro1hen, SCT A2411 e MACHINERY, ShNna Easton, EMI 5326 43 27 \1 HUNGRY LIKE THE WOLF, Duran Duran, EMI • HAPPY HOUR, Deodato, Warner Bros e ONLY THE LONELY, Prelude, Alter 44 40 3 THE BIG BEAN, Plgbag, Y Records - K17960 Hou"' AFT 06 45 42 3 LOVELY MONEY, The Damned, Bronze • HOLD ME, Fleetwood Mac, wa.-- Bros e RUN AWAY, 10CC, Mercury/Phonogram K17115 ' MER 113 •46 67 2 MARGATE, Chas And Dave, Rockney e HURTS SO GOOD, John Cougar, Riva 36 • RUN LIKE HELL, "-ter & The Tm Tube 47 48 4 HEAT OF THE MOMENT, Asia, Geffen e IF YOU KNEW SOUSA (AND FRIENDS), Bablff, No Future 0115 48 52 3 POSTMAN PAT, Ken Barrie, Post Music Louis Clark Conducting The Royal e SENSmVE, Mick Kam, Virgin VS508 49 TODAY, Talk Talk, EMI5314 Phllhannonlc Orchestra, RCA • THANKS TO YOU, Slnnamon, PRT BKS 3 e IF YOU WANT MY LOVE, ChND Trick, e WHAM RAP, Wham, Inner Vision IV 50 25 11 l'M A WONDERFUL THING BABY, Kid Creole & Epic EPC A2406 ~442 The Coconuts, Ze/lsland 51 48 3 PL.A YTHING, Unx. Chrysalis- 52 50 LOVE HAS FOUND ITS WAY, Dennis Brown, M.M 53 '9 RENDEZVOUS, Tyge,s Of Pan Tang, MCA FLA SHBA CK11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 •54 75 IEYA. Toyah, Sefarl 55 51 TINY CHtLOAEN, The Teardrop Elq:)kxlN:, Morwry1r-nonogrem .. WAA CHILD, Blondie, Chrysais CHS 2624 57 2t AVALON, Roxy Mu9lc, EG (Polydor) •58 74 RED SKIES, The Focx, MCA st M SOUL DEEP, Gary US Bonds. EMI 80 81 -ODY MADE ME, Randy Edelman, Aodcot/Phonognlm- July 16, 1977 July 15, 1972 July 15, 1967 1 SO YOU WIN AGAIN, Hot 1 PUPPY LOVE, Donny 1 A WHITER SHADE OF 81 48 10 GOOOYTWOSHOES, AdamAnl,CBS Chocolate Osmond PALE, Proco! Harum .... 4 SOONER OR LATER, Larry Graham, Warner Broe- 2 FANFARE FOR THE 2 ROCK AND ROLL PART 2, 2 ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE, •S3 73 2 CAN'T UVE Wrn,ou:T YOU, Scorpions, Ha,wst _ COMMON MAN, ELP Gary Glltter The Beatles .. ... -e THE LOOK OF LOVE,ABC,---.,.,0 ~ 3 I FEEL LOVE, Donna 3 TAKE ME BAK 'OIIE, 3 ALTERNATE TITLE, The 115 41 t TORCH, Soft Cell, Some Biuatell'honogrm O- Summer Slade Monkees 116 STAA, Second Im_, Polydor POSP 471 4 MA BAKER, Boney M 4 SYLVIA'S MOTHER, 4 THERE GOES BY EVERY· SYMBOL KEY S7 51 4 LErs FUNK TOMOHT, Blue-. Meta,ry/Phonog,am- 5 BABY DON'T CHANGE Doctor Hook and The Medi­ THING, Engelbert M 80 3 CRIMSON AND CLOVEA,Joan Jou& The-. Eplo-­ cine Show Humpetdlnck . • FAST MOVERS 6t LOSINO MY GRIP, Samoan, PolydorPOSP 471 6 ~~:~~-i~:m 5 CIRCLES, The New 5 SHE'D RAntER BE WITH 70 34 I IWANTCAHOY, BowWawW<:1#, RCA- GO, The Jacksons Seekers ME, The Turtles SIMOLES 7 PRETTY VACANT, The 8 LITTLE WlWE, The Sweel 6 IT MUST BE HIM, Vikki * ,,,..,,,.., <- - -) 7 I CAN SEE CLEARLY Carr □ Gold (--) Sex Pistols 0 - -(290.000 -) 71 JOHNWAYNI! IS BIG LEGGY, Hoyal Font.lyzee, Aegon:I AG10 8 SAM, Ollvla NewtO!hlohn NOW, Johnny Nash 7 CARRIE ANNE, The Hollies 72 TAINTED LOVE, Softc.l, Some~BZS 2 9 PEACHES/GO BUDDY 8 "VINCENT, Don Maclean 8 SEE E•LY PLAY, Pink "1.8,_ 73 a 3 BBC WORLD CUP GR.--TAND, The Roy.r ,,,_,__ GO, The Stranglers t AN AMERICAN TRILOGY, Floyd * ........... (300,000 -) ~.BBC 10 ANGELO, llrothemood ol EMs Presley 9 IF I WERE A RICH MAN, □ Gold (100,000 -) 74 S7 3 MAT ADOR, Jeff Wayne, CBS - Man 10 ROCKIN' ROBIN, Mlchael Topol 0 - (80,000 -) 71 II 8 STIIUTWALKING, - Polydor, _ Jackson 10 RESPECT, Aletha Franklin July 24, 1982 3 53 41 • THOOPS OF TOMORROW, Expkxt~. Secfet 54 .. .. 4, Rwelgne<, AllanlJe 55 45 I EYE 1H THE SKY, The...,.,, Parsons ProjK:t. Arista .. .. 4 GOLD,SiNfy Oen, MCA S1 • 55 11 THE CONCERTS IN CHINA..Jean-MiehelJarre, PotydOrO Week ending July 24, 1982 47 .. 10 THE EAGLE HAS U.NOED, Saxon. CMrere THE LOOK OF LOVE (Pts 11 3/ 2), ABC, Neu1roo 121n • SI• 75 3 FOR THOSE ABOUT TO ROCK, ACIOC, Atlantie 2 !I .... A CONCERT FOR TI-IE PEOPLE (BERLIN). Barday James 2 . 1 INSIDE OUT, Odyssey, RCA 12rl ~, - 4 I'll A WONDERFUL THING BABY, Kld Creote, Z. 12in 3 1= 1 THE LEXICON OF LOVE, ABC, 4 3 WORK THAT BODY, Diana Ross, Cepilol 121n • 11 .. 11 THE- GIFT-POl.05052, Tho.h,m, - 5 10 FAME, Ir.,. Cara. RSO 12in Neutron 51 10 SULK, The Associates, Associates o .. 7 A MGKT TO REMEMBER, .$halarna,", Solar 121n FAME- Original Soundtrack, .. .. 10 SELECT, Kim Wik», RM 0 •7 5 1= 5 4 ASSEMBLAGE, Japan, Hansa HAN LP 1 13 =~::fR:N~K~~~Sy)~~~~ Ml 12in ... •I 12 00 I DO, Stevie Wonder, Molowri 12in THE SINGLES, Roy Wood, Speed SPEED 1000 Various, RSO O ... 10 14 MURPHY'S LAW, Cheri, POfydOf 12in NOTSATISAED, Aswad, C8S 85666 3 4 2 LOVE AND DANCING, The League Unlimited .... 11 ABRACADABRA. Steve Miller Band, Mercury 67 .. 25 ALL FOR A SONG, Barbara Dickson, Epic* 12 •I MAMA USEO TO SAY (US REMIX), Junior, Mercury 121n Orchestra, Virgin ... 52 • THE HUNTER. B«,ndie, Chrysais 13 11 TORCH, Soft C.I, Some Bizzare 12:w\ 4 3 8 AVALON, Roxy Music, EG (Polydor) ... .. I DURAN DURAN, Duran Duran. EMI 14 10 FORGET ME NOTS, Patrice Rushen. E~a 121n 5 2 3 PICTURES AT ELEVEN, Robert Plant, Swansong 70 •1 ALL THE GREAT HfTS, Diana Ross, Motown 15 22 NIGHT TRAIN (DANCE MIX), V,sage, Potydor 12in 71 54 18• FIVE MILES OllT, Mike Oldfield, Vlrgln O 18 18 LETS FUNK TONIGHT, Blue Feather, Mefcury 12in •6 16 19 THE CONCERT IN CENTRAL PARK, Simon And n 17 SKY 4 - FORTHCOMING, Sky, Ariola 17 DA DA DA. Trio, Mobile Suit Co,poration 121n .. 18 .. HAPPY TAL K, Captain Sensib'e, A&M 12in Garfunkel, Geffen 73 n 14 1 N2. Status Ouo. Vertigo/Phonogram 11 35• SHY BOY, Bananarama. London 12in STILL LIFE (AMERICAN CONCERT 1981),The 74 4 NIOKT ANO DAY, Joe Jackson, A&M .7 8 7 .. 20 24 SOONER OR LATER, Lany Graham, Warne< Bros 12in Rolling Stones, Rolling Stones Records 75 50 4 ~E LOVE THAT WHIRLS (DIARY OF A THINKING HEART), 21 15 STANCHNG ON THE TOP, Temptations, Motown 12in Bill Nelson, Mercury 22 11 IKO IKO, Natasha, Towerbell 8 6 3 MIRAGE, Fleetwood Mac, Warner Bros 78 74 5 B EAT, King Crimson, EG (Polydo<) 23 17 9 9 13 COMPLETE MADNESS, Madness, Sliff * 77 73 12 GREATEST HITS VOL 2, Neil Diamond, CBS 24 45 :~~~s:iJ~'o'N~Dt<Jt~: 4ewe,~~n 10 10 6 ABRACADABRA, The Steve Miller Band, 78 42 49• RUMOOAS, Fleetwood Mac, Warner Bros* 25 25 DANCE wrr ME, ruck James, Motown 121n 71 55 3 ON THE UNE, Ga,y US Bonds, EMI America .., 20 ONLY YOU/SmJATION, Yazoo, Mute 12in Mercury/Phonogram 77 21 SAVE YOUR LOVE FOR ME/MAGIC FLY, Spac:e, Mettopolil 80 80 4 ALL THE BEST COWBOYS HAVE CHINESE EYES, Pete 11 13 2 SCREAMING FOR VENGEANCE, Judas Priest, CBS 12in 12 11 10 TROPICAL GANGSTERS, KktCreoie & The Coconuts, Ze/lslano Townshend, Ac1o 5S KEEP OH, ''O" Train.
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