9 thoughts on “ Where Did I Go Wrong - Various - Everyones A Hit (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Everyone's A Hit on Discogs. Label: Concept Records (6) - CC • Format: Vinyl LP, Compilation • Country: Australia • Genre: Electronic, Rock, Pop • Style: New Wave, House, Soft Rock2/5(2).

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2. The album is allot older than the '97 cd release, late 80s i guess, vinyl era. This album was a success in Europe, "where did I go wrong" was perhaps their second most commercially successful song, "red red whine" (not on this one) being number one. For the non reggae listener this is a great entry album/5(43).

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3. Where I Did Go Wrong Written-By – UB D2 – B.V.S.M.P. Anytime Written-By – Paul A. Lowe*, Peter Columbus: D3 – Paco (4) Amor De Mis Amores (La Foule) Written-By – Enrique Dizeo, Michel Rivgauche, Angel Cabral* D4 – Chico Chico (2) Samba De La Noche Written-By – Bartolomeo Colucci, Felice Pedulla: D5 /5(8).

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4. where did i go wrong 12" Vinyl UK keinemusiks rampa teams up with one half of azari & iii vocal section syf (starving yet full) for the follow up the hugely popular *everything* release last year. *where did i go wrong* is rampa at his best combining amazing underground dance music with stunning vocals. on the flip the rampa club mix.

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5. Where Did I Go Wrong? [Bonn, Germany, ] 9. The Only One [Royal Albert Hall, London, ] The Living Years [Symphony Hall, Birmingham, ] Perfect Storm [Cork Opera House, ] Better Than Nothing [Symphony Hall, Birmingham, ] Marie [Royal Albert Hall, London, ] Tracks of Disc 2; 1. Into The Mystic [Royal Albert.

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6. Jane Kevern imploringly asks "Where Did I Go Wrong" but she certainly didn't go wrong with this song. It's flying high at 35,ft in the jet stream of great British blues. At cruising speed now, we come to "No Warmth in My Life", a powerful rollicking number that rocks along at impressive speed, before taking an unexpected Jazz break midway.

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7. If I ever get out of here Thought of giving it all away To a registered charity All I need is a pint a day If I ever get out of here (If we ever get out of here) LINK. Well the rain exploded with a mighty crash As we fell into the sun And the first one said to the second one therew I hope you're having fun. Band on the run; band on the run.

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8. Jan 30,  · The Click is back! Having to be meticulous about cleaning, turning the disc over every fifteen minutes, such joyful fun. I remember playing my first cd, Dire Straits I think. My life was changed forever. It is a pity SACDs are not being made the quality is outstanding. Vinyl is an expensive fad.

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9. Most of these groups were from the urban street corners and local high schools. None were thinking of recording rare records, probably all were hoping for fame and fortune with a big hit. Some of these groups did go on to later fame like The Moonglows, Flamingos & Dells. Most cut one or two sides that were released and then forgotten/5(4).

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