I'm the one to take you on the 19th of May 2000 edition of Top of the Pops!
Hi Ho Silver
19-5-2000: Presenter: Jamie Theakston
(2) BRITNEY SPEARS – Oops!…I Did It Again
Last week's number one.
(16) HEATHER SMALL – Proud
Here with her first of two top 40 hits as a solo artist, this was her biggest but it got no higher.
(18) THE BLUETONES – Autophilia
In the studio but got no higher.
(4) ARMAND VAN HELDEN – Koochy
With his second of two top ten hits and this Cars sample was at is peak.
(9) IRON MAIDEN – The Wicker Man
Reuniting on the show tonight with their twelfth of seventeen top ten hits but this one got no higher.
(12) SHAFT – Mambo Italiano
With their second of three top 40 hits but this one got no higher.
(3) TOM JONES & MOUSSE T – Sex Bomb
At its peak.
(1) MADISON AVENUE – Don’t Call Me Baby (and credits)
One week at the top for their only number one.
Here's the weekly TOTP2's
ReplyDeletehttps://fromsmash.com/TOTP2-10th-and-17th-May-2000
Thanks Rob!
DeleteCheers Rob, you are nice and early this week!
DeleteThanks Rob!!!
DeleteCheers Robbie
ReplyDeleteMuch obliged
ReplyDeleteIt was sad to hear of the death of Lena Martell only a few days after a repeat of her appearance on the Totp edition of 4/10/79. I've always liked her mega hit and whilst I don't recall it from the time, '79 is the year of my earliest distinct pop memories so any release fron that year is special. Great voice and a marvellous kind presence when she appeared on the show.
ReplyDeleteIt's good to see that BBC4 are resuming their repeats of 1976 editions in a couple of weeks, presumably picking up from where they left off several months ago. I assumed that's what would happen and hopefully that's the case.
ReplyDeleteGood to hear. Be nice if they would start showing the DLT editions again too.
DeleteIron Maiden perform to an audience of bored, motionless teenagers! Not even a hint of head banging. Possibly the first studio performance with Bruce on vocals. Not quite the original line up Mr Theakston, you're wrong there. They first appeared on TOTP in 1980 with Paul Di'anno behind the mic.
ReplyDelete