oh yes so you haveAlready said Stevie Wonder Loz, turning into Sunday night again.
Macca got a #1 hit as part of a quintet with 'Get Back'(Beatles with Billy Preston) and as a sextet with 'Let it Be'(Ferry Aid, which had Macca, Mel Appleby, Kim Appleby, Kate Bush, Boy George and Jim Diamond). He was also one of the nine who recorded the version of 'Ferry Across the Mercy' that was a #1 hit in 1989. The other eight were Garry and Russell Christian, Henry Priestman, Holly Johnson, Gerry Marsden, Mike Stock, Matt Aitken and Pete Waterman. And Macca was part of Band Aid and who knows how many people were part of that.McCartney is spot on , Beatles, Wings, McCartney and Wonder , And No 1 with Pipes of Peace.
Don't blame me if other people try to give me credit for the answers you got right before I did. SoNever mind, Maksimov will be along soon to suggest him as well
are you not saying it isn't Marvin Gaye at all - if not then I guess 'Lets Get it On'Not either of those .Keep going .
So your saying Loz was right with Stevie Wonder?Loz your correct and it WAS on the Mowtown label so it was classed as Mowtown , even though it was a pile of sh*te.
You get 1/4 of a point for the artist, I get 3/4 for the song - get in line sonny!So your saying Loz was right with Stevie Wonder?Loz your correct and it WAS on the Mowtown label so it was classed as Mowtown , even though it was a pile of sh*te.
Are you cloakey in disguise?
I knew it couldn't be the shortest, but that was the first thing that came to my mind.That is another pub quiz pop question special (and in fairness to you Maksimov SOS is about the most common answer thatis given)
You're half way there. Think of what single could've been a massive seller that Christmas.I only know half the answer to that one. I know the only reaosn it was kept off number one was because Band Aid was at the top and selling huge amounts however I can't remember what it was
Hmm---Two tracks have become top 40 UK hits for seven different artists. Which songs?