Deep Sea Skiving
Released: March 1983
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Released: March 1983
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Bananarama's first album is by far their best. Before they fell in with the lucrative but often boring Stock, Aitken & Waterman assembly line starting with 1986's True Confessions, Siobhan Fahey,...
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Bananarama
Released: May 1984
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Released: May 1984
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For their second album, Bananarama underwent a telling change in persona, from the flyaway-haired, overall-clad everygirls of Deep Sea Skiving into a sleeker and more glam look. Similarly, the...
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True Confessions
Released: July 1986
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Released: July 1986
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After becoming one of the biggest girl groups in U.K. pop music history, and after scoring a Top Ten U.S. hit with "Cruel Summer," Bananarama reached the commercial pinnacle of their career with...
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Wow!
Released: September 1987
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Released: September 1987
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Bananarama followed up their hit-laden True Confessions, which spawned their international chart-topping version of "Venus," with 1987's Wow. True Confessions witnessed the emerging role of Stock,...
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The Greatest Hits Collection
Released: November 1988
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Released: November 1988
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Theoretically, this should be a note-perfect example of commercial '80s pop music at its best. But it isn't. Half of this album is actually pretty great, though -- particularly the early Bananarama...
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Pop Life
Released: May 1991
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Released: May 1991
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Despite the title, the sole Bananarama album to feature Siobhan Fahey's replacement, Jacqui O'Sullivan, is the vocal trio's decisive break from pop music into Hi-NRG dance. Recorded with a variety...
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