Released in 1984, 'Let's make this last' was the first of many Mari Wilson singles that failed to chart. Until then, most of h...

Released in February 1982, 'Beat the beat' was the first single by Mari Wilson to reach the UK singles chart. It peaked at number 59...

Mari Wilson disappeared from the music scene for five years, until she returned in 1991 with the album 'The Rhythm Romance'. The fir...

Although Mari Wilson recorded most of her singles circa 1983 with her band the Wilsations (and also performed live with them), this is the o...

'Ain't that peculiar' was the last single by Mari Wilson to reach the UK singles chart, although it only managed to scrape in at...

After Mari Wilson reached the UK top 10 with ' Just what I always wanted ', the next single was this one, 'Beware boyfriend'...

Mari Wilson scored her second UK hit with 'Baby it's true' in 1982. The single peaked at number 42. The single was even played o...

'Cry me a river' was written by Arthur Hamilton in 1953. It was orginally meant as a song for Ella Fitzgerald in the movie 'Pete...

Mari Wilson appeared on the scene in the early eighties with her skyscraper beehive hairdo, a strange sense of (retro-inspired) fashion and ...