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He clearly ISN'T irrelevant if he is still having Moopy Tuesday threads named after him...
When he sold out and released a remix of his #96 smash, which subsequently got to #1
After his second single Do It only got to 21
After third single Why Did Ya only reached 34
When he sold out and released a 1998 remix of The Real Thing
Tony Di Bart will always be relevant
When did Tony Di Bart become irrelevant?
Top up, Sue?
He clearly ISN'T irrelevant if he is still having Moopy Tuesday threads named after him...
It's been too long, it's been too long...
QUITE
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Possibly the LEAST FAMOUS #1 hit maker of the 90s. Why Did Ya is actually REALLY GOOD.
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It's a close call with Lindy Layton and the Wamdue Project.Originally Posted by Eileen
Hey go get the doctor
Doctor came too late...
Funky's vote proving he's already firmly in the autistic club.
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Cassandra Fox from Rui da Silva can't go anywhere of course.
Edit: I'm getting all my facts wrong, I thought Touch Me came out the first week of 2000, not 2001 as it was.
Last edited by straightorbroken; 05-01-2013 at 12:48 PM.
Reflected onto the wet pavement, can you see what I see?
Some stars shine so bright they never fade.
Toni is still referred to by my loon sister and her friends when anything is described as WEAK she will STILL Say "That's a bit Toni DB"
No one else gets it.
Madonna Madonna Madonna Madonna Madonna Madonna
Do it
Do it like you used to do it
Baby
Do it like you used to it
Lady
Dooooo it
I prefered DO IT to The Real Thing
omgies shampoo are totes cool when i was 17 back in 94 i totally wanted to be them even tho i was boy. but now i'm a girl so it all worked out alright really!
I'm not sure I knew the famous single was a remix
and I'm really not sure I knew it went to #1it always felt like another one of those "stays in Top 3 for weeks without ever getting to number 1" type of dance hits
I really did pay no attention to the charts back then.
I can't find the original anywhere on youtube. If you've heard the original of Push the Feeling On, it sounds like that. Bad pop-jazz.
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I believe this is it:
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I suppose the production is classic 90s dance, but I must admit I'm surprised funky is so enthusiastic about a song with such a WEEDY lead vocal.
Last edited by VoR; 05-01-2013 at 11:22 PM.
On that original mix he sounds like a rubbish Jay Kay
Last edited by VoR; 05-01-2013 at 11:27 PM.
It's not weedy, it's FRAGILE.
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It reminds me of the kind of vocal you get on the album tracks from boyband members who never usually sing (for good reason)
first of all it's not a weedy lead vocal. It's an understated soul vocal. Well it's hardly Jocelyn Brown, but it's very much the pop-jazz (as Eileen puts it) sound of the time - I refer you to Curiosity Killed The Cat, Jamiroquai and Kenny Thomas. It was mostly a female led scene though - Lisa Stansfield, Alison Limerick, Adeva, etc. I've always loved a bit of blue-eyed soul - for my SINS
so I don't mind the original - but there's something very atmospheric and haunting about the remix which suits the vocal better. The original IS weedy, I admit...
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