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on 27 February 1995. Two versions were released on CD: the first with an edit of "Wake Up Boo!", "Janus", "Blues for George
Michael" and "Friendship Song", while the second included an alternative version of "Wake Up Boo!", "...And Tomorrow the World" and "The History of Creation Parts 17 & 36".
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wanted more chart success from the label. After the departure of marketing consultant Tim Abbot, John
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1994, staff from the label argued over the first choice of a single. Assistant press officer Andy
Saunders, along with Carr, proposed "Wake Up Boo!", while co-founder Dick Green wanted the less commercial-sounding "It's Lulu".
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was their first true commercial success, reaching number one in the UK album charts. This was due in large part to two factors: the emergence of
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did for their single release. Green and business manager James Kyllo were hesitant about this, while
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1533:"It's Lulu"
1498:"It's Lulu"
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