Following Take That's announcement that they were to split on February 13, 1996, their 'Greatest Hits' compilation was released on March 1, 1996, and contained their final single, A cover of The Bee Gees 'How Deep Is Your Love', which became their final number one hit on the UK Singles Chart before their reunion in 2005.
Tracklist
1. How Deep Is Your Love
2. Never Forget
3. Back For Good
4. Sure
5. Love Ain't Here Anymore
6. Everything Changes
7. Babe
8. Relight My Fire (With Lulu)
9. Pray
10. Why Can't I Wake Up With You
11. Could It Be Magic
12. A Million Love Songs
13. I Found Heaven
14. It Only Takes A Minute
15. Once You've Tasted Love
16. Promise
17. Do What U Like
18. Love Ain't Here Anymore (U.S Version)
Download - Take That - Greatest Hits
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Theme of the Month - The 90's
'A Pocketful Of Dreams' released in 1990 was their only album, but reached the top ten in the U.K album chart, it contained the singles 'Blame It On the Boogie', 'Can't Shake The Feeling', 'Handful Of Promises' and 'Hey There Lonely Girl'. The album consists of several covers, 'Blame It On The Boogie' was a U.S number 3 single for The Jacksons in 1978, 'The Heaven I Need' was a U.K number 5 single for The Three Degrees in 1985, 'Hey There Lonely Girl' was a 1974 single for Eddie Holman, and 'I Feel The Earth Move' was written by Carole King and was a single for her in 1971, it was also covered by Martika in 1989.
Since Big Fun, Jason Herbert/John is the former manager of Geri Halliwell, and now manages the solo career of Lee Ryan, Phil Creswick is now a full time songwriter and has worked with Vince Clark of Erasure, and Mark Gillespie gave up the entertainment business and is a painter and decorator, he lives in London with his male partner.
Tracklist
1. Handful Of Promises
2. Blame It On The Boogie (12" Remix)
3. Can't Shake The Feeling
4. Fight For The Right To Party
5. Not That Kind Of Guy
6. We're In This Love Forever
7. Why Did You Break My Heart
8. Bring Your Love Back
9. The Heaven I Need
10. Hey There Lonely Girl
11. I Feel The Earth Move
Download - Big Fun - A Pocketful Of Dreams
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Theme Of The Month - 1980's Music
Australian born Jason Donovan first rose to fame in 1985 playing the role of Scott Robinson in the Australian Soap 'Neighbours', Jason was the second actor to play the part. During Jason's time on Neighbours, there was a huge romance storyline featuring his character Scott, and the character of Charlene Mitchell played by Kylie Minogue, the story climaxed with the couples wedding in 1987, 'Scott and Charlene' are now recognised as one of televisions 'super-couples'.
Jason and Kylie were both offered a music career on the back of their Neighbours fame and popularity, and both became part of the Stock, Aitken and Waterman phenomenon of the late 1980's.
'Ten Good Reasons' released in May 1989 is Jason's debut album, and it was the biggest selling album in the U.K that year, there were three singles taken from it, 'Too Many Broken Hearts', 'Sealed With A Kiss' (a cover of a song made famous by Brian Hyland in 1962) and 'Especially For You' which was a duet with Kylie and reached number one in the U.K charts.
Tracklist
1. Too Many Broken Hearts
2. Nothing Can Divide Us
3. Every Day (I Love You More)
4. You Can Depend On Me
5. Time Heals
6. Sealed With A Kiss
7. Question Of Pride
8. If I Don't Have You
9. Change Your Mind
10. Too Late To Say Goodbye
11. Especially For You (With Kylie Minogue)
Download - Jason Donovan - Ten Good Reasons
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