Top of the Pops 6th June 1991

Words: Chris ArnsbyMark Goodier: “Good evening and welcome to Top of the Pops, featuring the world’s most exciting chart the BBC UK Top Forty. There’s lots of variety on the show tonight from Harry Connick Jnr. to the brilliant Northside with their brand new single. This is Take Five.” [A quick note for posterity. As I write this, Film is Fabulous have announced the recovery of two lost Beatles performances from the 23/03/1964 edition. It’s 35mm film of them miming to Can’t Buy Me Love and You Can’t Do That; their first appearance on Top of the Pops. If you can afford it, please donate to Film is Fabulous so they can continue their good work https://filmisfabulous.org.uk/the-film-is-fabulous-trust/ ] [41] NORTHSIDE: TAKE 5. All the way down to [41] in the chart. It’s been a while since Top of the Pops fished outside the Top 40. Back in February (28/02/1991), It’s Too Late, by Quartz and Dina Carroll, featured as a Breaker when the song was at [40]. But that doesn’t count. Neither does…