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After the relative failure of 2005′s album Drama, it could well have been the writing on the wall for the Most Successful Girl Group o ...

It had a been a long time coming for the girls who had been searching for a UK deal for a few years. They eventually met with a small indepe ...

Bananarama, after the release on their first independent album Ultra Violet, spent several five years before releasing a follow-up album. Du ...

After coming to an end of their long contract with London Records, Bananarama decided to take a well deserved break. Keren “deserted&# ...

In 1992, after both the departure of both Jacquie O’Sullivan and Hilary Shaw, their long time manager, Bananarama were coming to a poi ...

Pop Life is the fifth Bananarama album, and the first issued after the triple platinum Greatest Hits Collection. It is also the first and on ...

After the departure of original member Siobhan Fahey in early 1988, it seemed like a fitting time to end the era with a Greatest Hits packag ...

In 1987, Bananarama released their fourth album – WOW! The title was inspired by the WOW emblazoned on the girls knickers in the I Hea ...

True Confessions is Bananarama’s third album, and their last to be produced by Steve Jolley & Tony Swain. Prior to the recording ...

In 1983, Bananarama began the task of producing the difficult “Second Album”. While commercially successful, their first album D ...

Deep Sea Skiving is Bananarama’s debut album and features their first five singles: Aie A Mwana, Really Sayin’ Somethin’, ...