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1984 Top Three Singles

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Peel's top three singles of 1984, as broadcast on BBC Radio One's Bruno Brookes' Boxing Day show on 26 Dec 1984. The show also revealed other BBC Radio One DJs' three favourite singles of the year.

Peel's Top Three:

  1. Mighty Wah!: Come Back (7") Beggars Banquet
  2. Fall: Oh! Brother (7") Beggars Banquet
  3. D.ST.: Megamix II: Why Is It Fresh? (Short Version) (12") Celluloid

Other favourite singles of 1984 mentioned by Peel:

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