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** I know for a fact that a lot of the name was inspired by Music/{{Roxy Music}}'s song "Pyjamarama", because they were all big Roxy Music fans. I believe I read somewhere that they got the "banana" bit from the '70s cartoon "The Banana Splits" because they had all been fans of the cartoon as children, but that's on shakier ground than the Roxy Music influenced bit.
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** I know for a fact that a A lot of the name was inspired by Music/{{Roxy Music}}'s song "Pyjamarama", because they were all big Roxy Music fans. I believe I read somewhere that Maybe they got the "banana" bit from the '70s cartoon "The Banana Splits" because they had all been fans of the cartoon as children, but that's on shakier ground than the Roxy Music influenced bit.
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* How come "I Can't Help It" was released in the US in November 1987, four months before "Love in the First Degree", when the latter was currently a huge hit in the UK, where the former was yet to be released?
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* How come "I Can't Help It" was released in the US in November 1987, four months before "Love in the First Degree", when the latter was currently a huge hit in the UK, where the former was yet to be released?released?
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* How come I Can't Help It was released in the US in November 1987, four months before Love in the First Degree, when the latter was currently a huge hit in the UK, where the former was yet to be released?
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* How come I "I Can't Help It It" was released in the US in November 1987, four months before Love "Love in the First Degree, Degree", when the latter was currently a huge hit in the UK, where the former was yet to be released?
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** The name was also inspired by the 1964 song The Name Game by Shirley Ellis. "Shirley! Shirley, Shirley bo Birley Bonana fanna fo Firley Fee fy mo Mirley, Shirley!"
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** The name was also inspired by the 1964 song The Name Game by Shirley Ellis. "Shirley! Shirley, Shirley bo Birley Bonana fanna fo Firley Fee fy mo Mirley, Shirley!"Shirley!"
*How come I Can't Help It was released in the US in November 1987, four months before Love in the First Degree, when the latter was currently a huge hit in the UK, where the former was yet to be released?
*How come I Can't Help It was released in the US in November 1987, four months before Love in the First Degree, when the latter was currently a huge hit in the UK, where the former was yet to be released?
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** I know for a fact that a lot of the name was inspired by {{Roxy Music}}'s song "Pyjamarama", because they were all big Roxy Music fans. I believe I read somewhere that they got the "banana" bit from the '70s cartoon "The Banana Splits" because they had all been fans of the cartoon as children, but that's on shakier ground than the Roxy Music influenced bit.
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** I know for a fact that a lot of the name was inspired by {{Roxy Music/{{Roxy Music}}'s song "Pyjamarama", because they were all big Roxy Music fans. I believe I read somewhere that they got the "banana" bit from the '70s cartoon "The Banana Splits" because they had all been fans of the cartoon as children, but that's on shakier ground than the Roxy Music influenced bit.
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** The name was also inspired by the 1964 song The Name Game by Shirley Ellis.
** "Shirley!
Shirley, Shirley bo Birley Bonana fanna fo Firley
Fee fy mo Mirley, Shirley!"
** "Shirley!
Shirley, Shirley bo Birley Bonana fanna fo Firley
Fee fy mo Mirley, Shirley!"
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** The name was also inspired by the 1964 song The Name Game by Shirley Ellis.
** "Shirley!
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Firley Fee fy mo Mirley, Shirley!"
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"Shirley!
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** "Shirley!
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** I know for a fact that a lot of the name was inspired by {{Roxy Music}}'s song "Pyjamarama", because they were all big Roxy Music fans. I believe I read somewhere that they got the "banana" bit from the '70s cartoon "The Banana Splits" because they had all been fans of the cartoon as children, but that's on shakier ground than the Roxy Music influenced bit.
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** I know for a fact that a lot of the name was inspired by {{Roxy Music}}'s song "Pyjamarama", because they were all big Roxy Music fans. I believe I read somewhere that they got the "banana" bit from the '70s cartoon "The Banana Splits" because they had all been fans of the cartoon as children, but that's on shakier ground than the Roxy Music influenced bit.bit.
** The name was also inspired by the 1964 song The Name Game by Shirley Ellis.
"Shirley!
Shirley, Shirley bo Birley Bonana fanna fo Firley
Fee fy mo Mirley, Shirley!"
** The name was also inspired by the 1964 song The Name Game by Shirley Ellis.
"Shirley!
Shirley, Shirley bo Birley Bonana fanna fo Firley
Fee fy mo Mirley, Shirley!"
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* The BIG one is: What, if anything, does the name ''[=Bananarama=]'' even ''mean'', and how did they come up with it? The only context where they are even ''seen'' with bananas is in the "Cruel Summer" video.
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* The BIG one is: What, if anything, does the name ''[=Bananarama=]'' even ''mean'', and how did they come up with it? The only context where they are even ''seen'' with bananas is in the "Cruel Summer" video.video.
** I know for a fact that a lot of the name was inspired by {{Roxy Music}}'s song "Pyjamarama", because they were all big Roxy Music fans. I believe I read somewhere that they got the "banana" bit from the '70s cartoon "The Banana Splits" because they had all been fans of the cartoon as children, but that's on shakier ground than the Roxy Music influenced bit.
** I know for a fact that a lot of the name was inspired by {{Roxy Music}}'s song "Pyjamarama", because they were all big Roxy Music fans. I believe I read somewhere that they got the "banana" bit from the '70s cartoon "The Banana Splits" because they had all been fans of the cartoon as children, but that's on shakier ground than the Roxy Music influenced bit.
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The BIG one is: What, if anything, does the name ''[=Bananarama=]'' even ''mean'', and how did they come up with it? The only context where they are even ''seen'' with bananas is in the "Cruel Summer" video.
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* The BIG one is: What, if anything, does the name ''[=Bananarama=]'' even ''mean'', and how did they come up with it? The only context where they are even ''seen'' with bananas is in the "Cruel Summer" video.
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The BIG one is: What, if anything, does the name ''[=Bananarama=]'' even ''mean'', and how did they come up with it? The only context where they are even ''seen'' with bananas is in the "Cruel Summer" video.
