On this date in 1981, Bananarama released their debut single, "Aie a Mwana". It was backed by a dub version of the A side called "Dubwana". The A side appeared on their 1983 debut album, Deep Sea Skiving. The single got no further than the #92 spot on the U.K. singles chart. The London new wave band is still intact though one original member, Siobhan Fahey, left in 1988.
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Thanks been looking for their cover of No Feelings for ages. Paul Cook plays on this I think, I like their hopelessly amateur early singing style. Keren is a goddess.
I know Paul produced this record but I don't think he played on it. Maybe I'm wrong.
Yes...Keren is a goddess. I always had a thing for her.
Yeah, I heard she's been with Andrew Ridgely for years apparently. Wish I still had my Smash Hits posters.
Yes, she has been with Andrew Ridgely for years. The hell with the posters! I wish I could be Andrew Ridgely for a few hours!
Hell yeah ..and on top of that he'd have a full set of those posters as well, lucky sod
Yes, the posters...during the "pause for air" and "recovery" phases.
Wonder if she likes bananas. Go easy though that can be a bit tacky..
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