‘Perfect’ is a single by British folk and soft rock band Fairground Attraction. The song peaked at No. 01 in the UK Singles Chart in 1988.
1988In 1988, the UK Singles Chart was swept away by a seismic cultural shift as the Acid House explosion and the “Second Summer of Love” officially penetrated the mainstream. Club culture completely hijacked the airwaves, spearheaded by sample-heavy dance phenomenons like S’Express and Yazz, whose infectious anthem “The Only Way Is Up” triumphed as the year’s undisputed best-selling single.Simultaneously, the pop landscape remained tightly locked in the iron grip of the Stock Aitken Waterman production powerhouse. The hitmakers successfully turned Australian soap stars Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan into massive UK chart-topping icons. The year drew to a historic close as Cliff Richard claimed the coveted Christmas number-one spot with “Mistletoe and Wine,” securing the biggest-selling overall single of the entire calendar year.
‘Orinoco Flow’ is a single by Irish singer & composer Enya. The song peaked at No. 01 in the UK Singles Chart in 1988.
‘Especially For You’ is a single by Australian actors/singers Kylie Minogue & Jason Donovan. The song peaked at No. 01 in the UK Singles Chart in 1988.
‘Don’t Turn Around’ is a single by British reggae group Aswad. The song peaked at No. 01 in the UK Singles Chart in 1988.
‘I Should Be So Lucky’ is a single by Australian singer/songwriter Kylie Minogue. The song peaked at No. 01 in the UK Singles Chart in 1988.
‘A Little Respect’ is a single by English synth-pop duo Erasure. The song peaked at No. 04 in the UK Singles Chart in 1988.
‘Left To My Own Devices’ is a single by English synth-pop duo Pet Shop Boys. The song peaked at No. 04 in the UK Singles Chart in 1988.
‘Domino Dancing’ is a single by English synth-pop duo Pet Shop Boys. The song peaked at No. 07 in the UK Singles Chart in 1988.
‘Heart’ is a single by English synth-pop duo Pet Shop Boys. The song peaked at No. 01 in the UK Singles Chart in 1988.
‘Dreaming’ is a single by British singer/songwriter Glen Goldsmith. The song peaked at No. 12 in the UK Singles Chart in 1988.
