Saturday, August 3, 2019

The Caffe` Latte` Top 10 Tracks this week

1 Clouds LIGHTHOUSE FAMILY                                                                  2 3

2 Fun Things JESPER JENSET                                                                4 3

3 Go Slow JESSICA ANDERSSON                                                                 NEW

4 Remember The Name ED SHEERAN ftg. EMINEM & 50 CENT                                       6 2

5 Senorita CAMILA CABELLO & SHAWN MENDES                                                           9 2

6 Never Too Late ELTON JOHN                                                                            1 4

7 Bad As The Boys TOVE LO ftg. ALMA                                                                     NEW

8 Fuck I'm Lonely LAUV ftg. ANNE-MARIE                                                                  NEW

9 Good Thing ASA                                                                 NEW

10 Tiny Dancer TARON EGERTON                                                                        10 6

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THE LOST SINGLES: SHOULD-A BEEN HITS.
WE BELONG TO THE NIGHT.
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THE LOST SINGLES
SHOULD-A BEEN HITS

WE BELONG TO THE NIGHT
Ellen Foley
1979
Ellen Foley is the female vocalist on Meat Loaf's epic best seller 'Bat Out Of Hell' album. In the music videos, another singer lip-syncs her vocals. Foley released "We Belong To The Night" shortly after the LP's success. Surprisingly, it only charted high in The Netherlands and Australia.
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This regular segment looks back on recordings that deserved to become popular singles but failed to attract attention and sales. Check out the special Caffé Latté playlist on spotify to finally discover these releases.
TIME CAPSULE: HEAD OVER HEELS.
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HEAD OVER HEELS
Tears For Fears
1985 UK #12; US #3
Trivia: "Head Over Heels" followed the major hit singles "Shout" and "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" from the same parent album: 'Songs From The Big Chair'.
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This regular segment looks back on recordings from the previous century. Check the special Caffé Latté playlist on spotify to rediscover these releases from the distant past.