Mike Chapman - Hit Singles

Hit Singles

Songs produced, or written and produced, by Mike Chapman/chinn or Mike Chapman as sole producer which charted on the UK Singles Chart:

• 1971:

New World: "Tom Tom Turnaround", "Kara Kara"

The Sweet: "Funny Funny", "Co-Co", "Alexander Graham Bell"

• 1972:

The Sweet: "Poppa Joe", "Little Willy", "Wig-Wam Bam"

• 1973:

Mud: "Crazy", "Hypnosis", "Dyna-Mite"

New World: "Sister Jane"

Suzi Quatro: "Can the Can", "48 Crash", "Daytona Demon"

The Sweet: "Blockbuster", "Hellraiser", "Ballroom Blitz"

• 1974:

Arrows: "Touch Too Much"

Mud: "Tiger Feet", "The Cat Crept In", "Rocket", "Lonely This Christmas"

Suzi Quatro: "Devil Gate Drive", "Too Big", "The Wild One"

The Sweet: "Teenage Rampage", "The Sixteens", "Turn It Down"

• 1975:

Mud: "The Secrets That You Keep", "Moonshine Sally" (originally recorded in 1972), "One Night"

Suzi Quatro: "Your Mama Won’t Like Me"

Smokie: "If You Think You Know How to Love Me", "Don't Play Your Rock 'n' Roll to Me"

• 1976:

Smokie: "Something's Been Making Me Blue", "I'll Meet You at Midnight", "Living Next Door to Alice"

• 1977:

Suzi Quatro: "Tear Me Apart"

Smokie: "Lay Back In The Arms Of Someone", "It's Your Life", "Needles and Pins"

• 1978:

Suzi Quatro: "The Race is On", "If You Can’t Give Me Love", "Stumblin' In" (with Chris Norman)

Racey: "Lay Your Love on Me"

Smokie: "For A Few Dollars More", "Oh Carol"

Exile: "Kiss You All Over"

Nick Gilder: "Hot Child In The City"

• 1979:

Suzi Quatro: "She's in Love with You"

Racey: "Some Girls"

• 1980:

Suzi Quatro: "Mama's Boy" (producer only), "I've Never Been in Love" (producer only)

• 1982:

Toni Basil: "Mickey"

• 1983:

Altered Images: "Don't Talk To Me About Love" (sole producer only), "Love To Stay" (sole producer only)

[[Bow Wow Wow}: "Do Ya Wanna Hold Me" (sole producer only)

Huey Lewis and the News: "Heart and Soul"

• 1990:

Tina Turner: The Best (co-written with Holly Knight), also reissued in 1993 as B-side to "I Don't Wanna Fight No More"

• 1995:

Smokie featuring Roy 'Chubby' Brown: "Living Next Door to Alice" (spoof rendition).

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