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Wedding Present: Festive Fifty Entries

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  • This is a list of the Wedding Present's Festive Fifty entries. Their prodigious tally of 45 entries with 43 different song titles is exceeded only by the Fall. Their most successful year was 1992, with seven entries, including one in the top 5. (This was undoubtedly due to their policy that year of releasing a single each month. Note that all of these were reissued in the same year on Hit Parade Volumes 1 & 2 (BMG).)
  • The source is included where announced by JP: where it is not, an educated guess has been made based on the recording available at the time. In two cases ('Dalliance' and 'Take Me'), since the two entries are of the same song but in different recordings, each is recorded as a separate entry.

[edit] Chronological List Of Entries

  • 'Go Out And Get 'Em Boy! (7 inch)' (Reception). FF 1985 #15.
  • 'Felicity' (Peel Session). FF 1986 #36.
  • 'You Should Always Keep In Touch With Your Friends (7 inch)' (Reception). FF 1986 #28.
  • 'This Boy Can Wait (7 inch-B side of You Should Always Keep In Touch With Your Friends)' (Reception). FF 1986 #18.
  • 'Once More (7 inch)' (Reception). FF 1986 #16.
  • 'Getting Nowhere Fast (12 inch-B side of Anyone Can Make A Mistake)' (Reception). FF 1987 #31.
  • 'Anyone Can Make A Mistake (12 inch)' (Reception). FF 1987 #10.
  • 'A Million Miles (LP-George Best)' (Reception). FF 1987 #8.
  • 'My Favourite Dress (LP-George Best)' (Reception). FF 1987 #6, All-Time 2000 #25.
  • 'Everyone Thinks He Looks Daft (LP-George Best)' (Reception). FF 1987 #3.
  • 'Don't Laugh (12 inch-B side of Nobody's Twisting Your Arm)' (Reception). FF 1988 #49.
  • 'I'm Not Always So Stupid (12 inch-B side of Nobody's Twisting Your Arm)' (Reception). FF 1988 #15.
  • 'Why Are You Being So Reasonable Now? (7 inch)' (Reception). FF 1988 #8.
  • 'Take Me I'm Yours' (Peel Session). FF 1988 #4.
  • 'Nobody's Twisting Your Arm (7 inch)' (Reception). FF 1988 #2.
  • 'What Have I Said Now? (LP-Bizarro)' (RCA). FF 1989 #45.
  • 'Bewitched (LP-Bizarro)' (RCA). FF 1989 #24.
  • 'Brassneck (LP-Bizarro)' (RCA). FF 1989 #19, All-Time 2000 #21.
  • 'Take Me! (LP-Bizarro)' (RCA). FF 1989 #14.
  • 'Kennedy (LP-Bizarro)' (RCA). FF 1989 #2.
  • 'Dalliance' (Peel Session) (RCA). FF 1990 #39.
  • 'Crawl (7 inch-B side of Corduroy)' (RCA). FF 1990 #22.
  • 'Heather' (Peel Session). FF 1990 #20.
  • 'Don't Talk Just Kiss (7 inch-B side of Brassneck)' (RCA). FF 1990 #18.
  • 'Corduroy (7 inch)' (RCA). FF 1990 #9.
  • 'Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me) (7 inch-B side of Corduroy)' (RCA). FF 1990 #7.
  • 'Octopussy (LP-Seamonsters)' (RCA). FF 1991 #32.
  • 'Fleshworld (12 inch-B side of Lovenest)' (RCA). FF 1991 #14.
  • 'Dare (LP-Seamonsters)' (RCA). FF 1991 #12.
  • 'Dalliance (LP-Seamonsters)' (RCA). FF 1991 #8.
  • 'Falling (7 inch-B side of Silver Shorts)' (RCA). FF 1992 #46.
  • 'Sticky (7 inch)' (RCA). FF 1992 #41.
  • 'Blue Eyes (7 inch)' (RCA). FF 1992 #24.
  • 'Loveslave (7 inch)' (RCA). FF 1992 #19.
  • 'Silver Shorts (7 inch)' (RCA). FF 1992 #18.
  • 'Flying Saucer (7 inch)' (RCA). FF 1992 #14.
  • 'Come Play With Me (7 inch)' (RCA). FF 1992 #4.
  • 'Spangle (LP-Watusi)' (Island). FF 1994 #39.
  • 'So Long Baby (LP-Watusi)' (Island). FF 1994 #37.
  • 'Click Click (LP-Watusi)' (Island). FF 1994 #30.
  • 'Swimming Pools, Movie Stars (LP-Watusi)' (Island). FF 1994 #15.
  • 'Sucker (7 inch-sold at gigs and by mail order only)' (not on label). FF 1995 #3.
  • 'Go Man Go (CD-Mini)' (Cooking Vinyl). FF 1996 #46.
  • '2, 3, Go (Maxi CD)' (Cooking Vinyl). FF 1996 #36.
  • 'Interstate 5 (CD single)' (Scopitones). FF 2004 #36.