The following three editions of Top of the Pops 1997 (27th of June, 4th of July and 11th of July) will not be shown on BBC4 due to them featuring Puff Daddy. So a whopping big thanks goes to Anonymous for making each of them available at WeTransfer:
27-6-97: Presenter: Jo Whiley
(4) OCEAN COLOUR SCENE – Hundred Mile High City
(21) BRAND NEW HEAVIES – You Are The Universe
(5) BLUR – On Your Own (via satellite) ®
(16) PRIMAL SCREAM – Star
(2) THE VERVE – Bitter Sweet Symphony (video)
(9) CAST – Guiding Star
(11) CELINE DION – Call The Man (video)
(8) ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN – Nothing Lasts Forever
(1) PUFF DADDY & FAITH EVANS – I’ll Be Missing You (video) (and credits)
4-7-97: Presenter: Jayne Middlemiss
(6) ULTRA NATÉ – Free
(9) PET SHOP BOYS – Somewhere (video)
(12) FUN LOVIN’ CRIMINALS – I’m Not In Love/Scooby Snacks
(28) PAULA COLE – Where Have All The Cowboys Gone?
(3) NO DOUBT – Just A Girl (video)
(2) SASH! feat. RODRIGUEZ – Ecuador
(11) OCEAN COLOUR SCENE – Hundred Mile High City
(1) PUFF DADDY & FAITH EVANS – I’ll Be Missing You (video) (and credits)
11-7-97: Presenter: Zoë Ball
(3) 911 – The Journey
(12) ALISHA’S ATTIC – Air We Breathe
(17) TEENAGE FANCLUB – Ain’t That Enough
(5) TODD TERRY – Something Goin’ On
(8) SHERYL CROW – A Change Would Do You Good (Glastonbury footage)
(4) ULTRA NATÉ – Free
(1) PUFF DADDY & FAITH EVANS – I’ll Be Missing You (video)
(NEW) OASIS – D’You Know What I Mean? (video) (and credits)
Thanks anonymous!!!
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ReplyDeleteWas afraid this was going to happen. Such a shame.
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27-6-97 - Echo & The Bunnymen back in the Top 10 with their first single since 1988, and in the TOTP studio, what took them so long?
ReplyDelete4-7-97 - Sash! now on their second single and back in the TOTP studio with their second No.2, but this time with male lead vocals, moving from French to Spanish for the new single Equador.
Also a new entry and peak position of No.21 for Jean Michel Jarre with Oxygene 10, having recently peaked at No.17 in March with Oxygene 8.
11-7-97 Phil Collins with a new entry and peak position of No.43 with Wear My Hat, having recently peaked at No.30 at the end of 1996 with It's In Your Eyes. Nothing further to come from Collins until late 1998.
Hi! Could you please repeat the links to 13-6-97 and 20-6-97
ReplyDeleteNo links were posted on those, they on iplayer
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