watch the bit in the video of "All I Ask Of You" where Cliff plants one on Sarah without needing to avert your eyes.

Number 44 "She's The One" by The CockroachesPeak: number 9"Wait Up" had finally given them a top 50 hit and The Cockroaches went from strength to strength with the follow-up. The good-time rock'n'roll band scored by far the biggest hit of their career with "She's The One". Thanks to its "hey, let's go, let's go, let's go" refrain, it was an instant earworm. Written by John Field, who wouldn't go on to be part of The Wiggles, but was responsible for "Hot Potato", the song summed up The Cockroaches' simple and wholesome appeal. As we've seen in my 25 Years Ago... posts, the band neverreached the top 30 again, despite releasing just as catchy tracks like "Hey What Now!" and a cover of "Double Shot (Of My Baby's Love)". But a whole other future awaited (some of) them...

Number 38 "Keep Your Hands To Yourself" by Georgia SatellitesPeak: number 20The week's highest new entry came from an American band whose sound was also a throwback to a bygone era. With its uncomplicated blues rock feel, the debut single by Atlanta's Georgia Satellites was an old-school antidote to the glossy hair metal of bands like Bon Jovi and Mötley Crüe. A number 2 hit in the US (behind, funnily enough, Bon Jovi's "Livin' On A Prayer"), "Keep Your Hands To Yourself" was the first - and biggest - of two ARIA chart hits for