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S Club 7 should reform, say Digital Spy readers
Published Friday, Oct 21 2011, 15:38 BST | By Mayer Nissim | 39 comments
S Club 7 should follow the likes of Steps and The Stone Roses and reform, Digital Spy readers have said.
Over 7,000 of you voted in our reunion poll, with an overwhelming 37.9% giving your support to Simon Fuller's sevensome.
S Club 7 were founded by Fuller in 1998 and featured Tina Barrett, Paul Cattermole, Jon Lee, Bradley McIntosh, Jo O'Meara, Hannah Spearritt and Rachel Stevens.
They enjoyed a string of hit singles and albums before Cattermole left in 2002 and the band split a year later. Their underlings S Club Juniors were swiftly branded as their replacements, S Club 8.
In second place were pop rockers Busted, with 12.2%, while boyband Five strolled in at third with 10.7%.
Some of you cast your minds back further, with foxy female four-piece Eternal winning 7.5% of the vote, which was good enough for fourth.
Atomic Kitten rounded out the top five with 7.4%, though we're not sure if Kerry Katona would be up for a return to the pop game.
The full top ten was as follows:
1. S Club 7
2. Busted
3. Five
4. Eternal
5. Atomic Kitten
6. All Saints - properly this time!
7. B*Witched
8. Mis-Teeq
9. East 17 - the real lineup
10. 911
Other bands who you wanted to return included the recently-reformed Blue and A1, Spice Girls, the original Sugababes and the classic Appetite for Destruction era Guns N' Roses.
Watch the S Club 7 'Don't Stop Movin' music video below
Over 7,000 of you voted in our reunion poll, with an overwhelming 37.9% giving your support to Simon Fuller's sevensome.
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S Club 7 were founded by Fuller in 1998 and featured Tina Barrett, Paul Cattermole, Jon Lee, Bradley McIntosh, Jo O'Meara, Hannah Spearritt and Rachel Stevens.
They enjoyed a string of hit singles and albums before Cattermole left in 2002 and the band split a year later. Their underlings S Club Juniors were swiftly branded as their replacements, S Club 8.
In second place were pop rockers Busted, with 12.2%, while boyband Five strolled in at third with 10.7%.
Some of you cast your minds back further, with foxy female four-piece Eternal winning 7.5% of the vote, which was good enough for fourth.
Atomic Kitten rounded out the top five with 7.4%, though we're not sure if Kerry Katona would be up for a return to the pop game.
The full top ten was as follows:
1. S Club 7
2. Busted
3. Five
4. Eternal
5. Atomic Kitten
6. All Saints - properly this time!
7. B*Witched
8. Mis-Teeq
9. East 17 - the real lineup
10. 911
Other bands who you wanted to return included the recently-reformed Blue and A1, Spice Girls, the original Sugababes and the classic Appetite for Destruction era Guns N' Roses.
Watch the S Club 7 'Don't Stop Movin' music video below
More: S Club 7, Simon Fuller, Busted, Five, Eternal, Atomic Kitten, All Saints, B*Witched, Mis-Teeq, East 17, 911, Blue, A1, Spice Girls, Sugababes, Guns N' Roses, Steps, The Stone Roses, Music
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