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Hits by Brits (part 2): songs from British musicians from the 1960s’ to the 2020s’ and all of the decades and genres in between from David Bowie to Adele, Olivia Dean, Black Sabbath, Bonnie Tyler, the Smiths, Fleetwood Mac and so many more, including many that I had never heard before!
I added some songs at the end of the video, if you think of any that you were surprised to not see in this video, please drop it in the comments!

Hits By Brits part 1: Hits By BRITS! Songs You May Not Know Were...

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and here's the original video: 75 More Hits By Brits! (British Songs From...

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20 Comments

@Drpepper99uk 1 month ago

I love this girls smile, it's fantastic 😁

@1973Deano 1 month ago

This girls knowledge 🙏

@niallll 1 month ago

R.I.P. Bonnie Tyler

@rogerbarrett8744 1 month ago

The UK is a bottomless well of good music of every genre possible.

@EmmaTrussler 1 month ago

Lady?...you have not even scratched the surface with BRITISH music!!🇬🇧 😂🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

@fordyman 1 month ago

How would anyone NOT think the Arctic Monkeys are British.

@douglewis7907 1 month ago

You know your stuff, good reviews you know a fair bit about the UK music.

@PeterSedesse 1 month ago (edited)

Danny Devito, Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner (all three were dancing) were in a movie called Romancing the Stone, and that song was the main theme of the movie.

@ryanonfire3504 8 days ago

A part 2, remember seeing part 1 and this just popped up on my feed. You know your music.

@williebauld1007 1 month ago

I'll fight you on Massive Attack, Tear Drop is great but Unfinished Sympathy is one of my all time favourite songs

@Ekrub54 1 month ago

A deuce is a hot rod built from a 1932 Ford, aka: a little deuce coupe.

@Kurvz 1 month ago

10cc dreadlock holiday my fav from this selection

@peterwooldridge7285 1 month ago (edited)

I think Lindisfarne should get a mention now and again

@Peterblythe-o6c 1 month ago

I was alive in 77 and saw the Pistols live. My second favourite all-time gig after Bowie on his Ziggy Stardust tour in 1972. There was quite a fuss about God Save The Queen because it was released as she celebrated 25 years on the throne.

@viviennerose6858 2 weeks ago (edited)

I was in a London pub when the Sex Pistols were playing before they became famous, but punk was becoming popular. My friend at the time was a daughter of a vicar. She went into the pub's toilet and pierced her nose with a safety pin - no anaesthetic, no painkillers !!!! 😳 🤢. I saw Aswad also making a debut performance in that same pub. Crazy crazy times!

@davemguru12 1 month ago

Baker street. I was driving down Baker street with the radio on when this came out. Billy Connoly talked about Gerry Rafferty - in who's band "humble bums" Billy was in before deciding that comedy was a better idea. The song is about Gerry's disappointment with the music business office (in Baker street) from which he had just come. Thinking about giving up and going home. PS - In the boot of my car was a synth and drum kit for the new recording studio my partner and I were setting up.