In 2016, I published a post about a British Acid-Jazz band, Jamiroquai.
This soon became something of a phenomenon on my blog, with an incredible number of views. Since then, not a single day has passed without that post getting at least one view.
Today, I noticed that it had been viewed twice, so checked my all-time stats. Sure enough, it is still there at number one, with total views of 5,847.
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Another band i head heard about never before. Thanks, Pete! xx Michael
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They were only really popular in the UK, Michael.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Reblogged this on NEW BLOG HERE >> https:/BOOKS.ESLARN-NET.DE.
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It’s the hat that does it, need one of those
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He had such a selection of funky hats. They wouldn’t suit me though. 🙂
Cheers, Pete.
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I have a friend who absolutely loves them!
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Your friend has great taste, Beth. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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Yay glad to hear Jam is still the No.1!
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It has been a real phenomenon, and given rise to so many blog posts over the years. Including this one! 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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I guess I need my own version of your ‘Jamiroquai’ post! I checked and my top posts are travel related, the most viewed post is ‘Exploring Fort Stevens,’ a wonderful park we visit near Astoria, Oregon.
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We all have our most popular posts, and mine was always a surprise to me, Susanne.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Pretty hard to predict, I guess!
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For the first five years of my blog, my most-often-viewed post was — by far — my only German-language post, “Opern-Gespräche”, about an opera appreciation course for adults that I taught here in Frankfurt for over twenty years. But right behind it at # 2 or 3 was always a post called “Seating in the Arena”, about open-air opera performances in the Arena di Verona, Italy.
Now that I am no longer teaching, “Seating in the Arena” has moved up to # 1, and is currently getting six times as many views as my second-place post. If I have interpreted the statistics correctly, this popularity comes exclusively from Google, which has somehow taken a liking to this one post and shows it near the top of various searches.
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I am sure that recent visitors to the open-air arena in Verona are also checking out your top post, Nemorino. Perhaps they hope to discover the best place to sit? 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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I hope so, but don’t know because readers who come via search engines rarely leave comments.
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I’m glad you are staying on top of this blogging phenomenon!
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Nicely done, David! 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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I don’t know about any of the other BBC stations, but 6Music very rarely, if ever, plays them; I do hear them on JazzFM now & again. I can dig them 😉 Cheers, Jon.
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I still like their old songs, but rarely hear them on the radio any longer.
(Mainly because I rarely listen to a radio of course. 🙂 )
Best wishes, Pete.
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Possibly I’m unusual [nothing new there 😉 ] but I listen to the radio all day when I’m at home: I very rarely put the television on before 6pm.
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Goodness!!
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They never went away, Sue. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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Gee whiz. How cool.
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My only real blogging phenomenon, Annette. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete. x
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Never heard of them so I listened to the clip and even though they aren’t really my type of music, they are really good.
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They had a big following in the UK at one time, Christina.
Best wishes, Pete. x
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His best song is ‘I’m in the mood for love’ with Jools Holland
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I always liked the band, Gavin.
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That is great that that much interest has been shown. Congrats…..chuq
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It still amazes me, chuq.
Best wishes, Pete.
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