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Campdown – What Made the Cut

A huge crowd came out on Saturday night for OUTinPerth’s Campdown party at the Honey Lounge. Over 100 people attended and all the income from ticket sales is being donated to Pride WA.

Here’s which songs made the final top 40, based on readers votes, and the exact version of the tune we played on the night.

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40.          Yazz – Stand Up For Your Love Rights

39.          The Bangles – Walk Like An Egyptian

38.          Chaka Khan – I’m Every Woman

37.          Sylvester – You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)

36.          Aqua – Barbie Girl

35.          Spice Girls – Spice Up Your Life

34.          Pet Shop Boys – New York City Boy

33.          Madison Avenue – Don’t Call Me Baby

32.          La Bouche – Be My Lover

31.          ABBA – Gimme Gimme Gimme (A Man After Midnight)

30.          Shania Twain – That Don’t Impress Me Much

29.          Madonna – Into the Groove

28.          Bananarama – Venus

27.          Alicia Bridges – I Love the Nightlife (Real Rapino 7 inch)

26.          Spice Girls – Wannabe

25.          Donna Summer – I Feel Love (Rollo & Sister Bliss Remix)

24.          Corrona – Rhythm of the Night (Rapino 7” edit)

23           Scissor Sisters – Filthy / Gorgeous

22.          Ricky Martin – Livin La Vida Loca

21.          The Vengaboys – We Like To Party

20           Snap – Rhythm is a Dancer

19           Paul Lekakis – Boom Boom (Let’s Go Back to My Room)

18           C+C Music Factory – Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)

17           Dead or Alice – You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)

16           Culture Club – Karma Chameleon (Ledge Music Electro 80’s Mix)

15           Kylie Minogue – Better the Devil You Know

14           Culture Club – Do You Really Want To Hurt Me

13           Madonna – Express Yourself (Album Version)

12           Frankie Goes to Hollywood – Relax (MCMXCIII Version)

11           Diana Ross – I’m Coming Out

10           ABBA – Dancing Queen

9              Cher – Believe

8              Madonna – Vogue (12 inch remix)

7              Wham – I’m Your Man

6              Whitney Houston – I Want To Dance With Somebody (Junior’s Handbag Mix Edit)

5              Soft Cell – Tainted Love

4              Sister Sledge – We Are Family (Sure is Pure Remix)

3              Village People – Can’t Stop the Music

2              Gloria Gaynor – I Will Survive

1              Weather Girls – It’s Raining Men

Check out our interview with Martha Wash from 2011, she’s the only person to appear on the countdown three times, she sings backing vocals on Sylvester’s song You Make Me Feel, Mighty Real, contributes the lead vocal to C+C Music Factory’s Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now) and she’s one half of the duo who took out the top spot, The Weather Girls.

Also making multiple appearances on the countdown were The Spice Girls, Madonna, Culture Club and songwriting duo Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards from the band Chic, who wrote both Sister’s Sledge’s We Are Family and the Diana Ross hit I’m Coming Out.

Take a look at the photos from this event.

 

OIP Staff

 

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