BananaramaMusic Video DVD An exclusive, compilation of original videos, Widescreen Entertainment!
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1 Really Sayin' Something
2 Shy Boy
3 Cheers Then
4 Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye
5 Cruel Summer
6 Robert De Niro's Waiting
7 Rough Justice
8 Hotline To Heaven
9 The Wild Life
10 Do Not Disturb
11 Venus
12 More Than Physical
13 A Trick Of The Night
14 I Heard A Rumour
15 Love In The First Degree
16 I Can't Help It (Extended Mix)
17 I Want You Back
18 Love, Truth and Honesty
19 Nathan Jones
20 Help (Comic Relief)
21 Only Your Love
22 Preacher Man
26 Long Train Running
24 Trippin On Your Love
25 Movin On
26 Last Thing On My Mind
27 More, More, More
28 Move In My Direction
29 Look On The Floor
0:1:42:00 DVD runtime
 
This is a continuous play DVD giving you uninterrupted entertainment.
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BIOGRAPHY
Harking back to the best of the girl-group era, Bananarama was an adorably droll British vocal trio who briefly hit it big on both sides of the Atlantic in the 1980s. They combined an au courant waif-like androgyny with a vulnerable feminine grace, and updated the '60s covers with a smart, modern sensibility. After several radio and video hits, the pinnacle being their electro-pop version of the Shocking Blue's "Venus" from 1986, Bananarama lost singer Siobhan Fahey (who married the Eurhythmics' Dave Stewart and started a new group, Shakespeare's Sister). The group carried on with new member Jacquie O'Sullivan until the mid '90s, never quite topping their '80s success. In 2005, Bananarama--just Woodward and Dallin this time--released an acclaimed comeback album.