Big Fun

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For the album by Miles Davis, see Big Fun (album). For information on the unrelated fictional band 'Big Fun' in the film Heathers, see Heathers.

Big Fun were a British boyband (1989-94), founded by Phil Creswick (Philip Creswick), Mark Gillespie and Jason John (Jason Herbert), and produced by Stock Aitken Waterman.

All of their hit singles, "Blame It On The Boogie", "Can't Shake The Feeling", "Handful Of Promises" are included on their only album, A Pocketful Of Dreams, released in 1990.

Contents

1 Discography

1.1 Singles
1.2 Albums
1.3 Videoclips

2 External links

Discography

Singles

1989 - "Living For Your Love";
1989 - "Blame It On The Boogie" (a remake of The Jackson 5's hit) (#4 UK);
1989 - "Can't Shake The Feeling" (#8 UK);
1990 - "Handful Of Promises" (#21 UK);
1990 - "You've Got A Friend" - with Sonia (#14 UK);
1990 - "Hey There Lonely Girl" (#62 UK);
1994 - "Stomp" - as 'Big Fun II', without Jason Herbert (#12 on the US Hot Dance Club Play).

Albums

1990 - Pocketful Of Dreams

Videoclips

1989 - "Blame It On The Boogie";
1989 - "Can't Shake The Feeling";
1990 - "Handful Of Promises";
1990 - "You've Got A Friend";
1990 - "Hey There Lonely Girl";
1994 - "Stomp".

External links

[BIG FUN Tribute Site]

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