Another novelty on top of the UK charts… Unless I’m forgetting someone obvious, Nick Berry becomes the first singer of dubious talent to top the charts thanks to starring in a popular soap opera. Condition - This item is in Excellent condition or better (unless it says otherwise in the above description). When released as a single, "Every Loser Wins" became a success, spending three weeks at number one on the UK Singles Chart in October and November 1986. Berry was the show’s first pin-up, his character a happy-go-lucky lad – which makes you wish they’d given him a livelier song to launch his singing career with. So she did: Andy O’Brien was the second original character to be permanently written out and the first one to be killed off.

Richard made a point about the spelling of her name with the title of her 2000 autobiography, No ‘S’ My Life Story. Meanwhile, Down Under, a soap had just started airing, one that would go on to dominate our charts during the final few years of this decade. Apologies for the quality of the video below… We’re not spoiled for choice with versions of ‘Every Loser Wins’ on YouTube. You can make what you want of this piece but don’t go looking up ‘Every Loser Wins’ or ‘Don’t it make you feel good’.The composers, Simon May, Stewart James and Bradley James each received an Ivor Novello Award for the composition.

Corrie did have a 60s pop star tho – in the script followed by a minor chart hit that nobody remembers. Please note, it is not possible to view the identity of the current bidder, only their auction username. Nick Berry (born April 16, 1963 in Woodford, Essex) is an English television actor best known for his roles as Simon 'Wicksy' Wicks in EastEnders (1985–90), PC (later Sgt) Nick Rowan in Heartbeat (1992–98) and Mike Nicholls in Harbour Lights (1999).Many 7" Vinyl Singles are sold in generic card or paper sleeves and not in the picture sleeves which are shown - these will be described as 'Generic' or 'Not Graded' in the condition descriptions above.