Do you like Wham?

@Keepitsimple I agree. I don't know why they were hits, but apparently they were.

@Keepitsimple Like him so much more than Adam Lambert....

@HairbrushDiva I enjoyed hearing it; thanks.

@SethGreene531 I thought they sang "Oh My Lord" as part of "Mary's Boy Child". That's what I hear every December.
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@HairbrushDiva Interesting. I understood them as 2 separate songs on an album, but perhaps there's another version. Though it might be Rivers of Babylon I'm thinking of.

@SethGreene531 "Rivers Of Babylon" is another separate song. As it happens that one was on the radio the other day.
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@RubySoo What's "tellinbyoj" supposed to be?

@HairbrushDiva i spelling error which i have corrected.

@RubySoo I wouldn't have worked that one out. Lol :)

@HootyTheNightOwl I can't say I'm very fond of it either.

@HootyTheNightOwl Me too. Lol

@zeeva70 Is it? Sorry, but I don't live wherever it means that.

@HairbrushDiva it's old school slang. Here's the definition from the Urban Dictionary:
jam
a song that a person is particularly fond of, sometimes to the point of being their personal anthem or theme song. derived from the expression "jamming out".

@zeeva70 I've heard of "jamming", I think that came from the Bob Marley song so that's old school slang, but I don't hear people saying "jamming out".