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Did You Know?

The act had at least one hit every year between 1970 and 1984 and their song "You Sexy Thing" made the Top 10 in three decades.They were originally named 'The Hot Chocolate Band' by Mavis Smith, who worked for the Apple Corps press office.

From the late 1980s onwards the group experienced a resurgence of credibility: Urge Overkill, PJ Harvey and The Sisters of Mercy all added Hot Chocolate songs to their live sets.When Hot Chocolate disbanded in 1986, Errol Brown did not have much solo success, although two of his singles did make the UK Singles Chart - "Personal Touch" and "Body Rockin'".

Their single "You Sexy Thing" became the only track that made British Top Ten status in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. Its renewed appreciation can be perhaps credited in part to its appearances in a string of successful films starting with the 1997 comedy The Full Monty.

Today Hot Chocolate are again making live appearances in the UK and Europe. hot-chocolate.co.ukNote: chart positions are for the respective UK Albums Chart and UK Singles Chart Cicero Park (US #55) (1974) Hot Chocolate (UK #34, US #41) (November 1975) Man to Man (UK #32, US #172) (August 1976) Every 1's a Winner (UK #30, US #31) (April 1978) Going Through the Motions (US #112)(1979) Class (1980) Mystery (#24) (September 1982) Love Shot (1983) XIV Greatest Hits (#6) (November 1976) 20 Hottest Hits (#3) (December 1979) The Very Best of Hot Chocolate (#1) (February 1987) Their Greatest Hits (#1) (March 1993) Greatest Hits Part Two (January 1999) Best of the 70's (2000) The Essential Collection (2004) A's B's & Rarities (2004) Allmusic - US chart positions "Give Peace a Chance" (October 1969) "Love is Life" (#6) (August 1970) "You Could Have Been a Lady" (#22) (March 1971) "I Believe (In Love)" (#8) (August 1971) "Mary-Anne" (February 1972) "You'll Always Be a Friend" (#23) (October 1972) "Brother Louie" (#7) (April 1973) "Rumours" (#44) (August 1973) "Emma" (#3) (March 1974) "Changing World" (uncharted) 1974 "Cheri Babe" (#31) (November 1974) "Blue Night" (1975) "Disco Queen" (#11) (May 1975) "A Child's Prayer" (#7) (August 1975) "You Sexy Thing" (#2) (November 1975) "Don't Stop it Now" (#11) (March 1976) "Man to Man" (#14) (June 1976) "Heaven Is in the Back Seat of My Cadillac" (#25) (August 1976) "So You Win Again" (#1) (June 1977) "Put Your Love in Me" (#10) (November 1977) "Every 1's a Winner" (#12) (March 1978) "I'll Put You Together Again" (#13) (December 1978) "Mindless Boogie" (#46) (May 1979) "Going Through the Motions" (#53) (July 1979) "No Doubt About It" (#2) (May 1980) "Are You Getting Enough of What Makes You Happy" (#17) (July 1980) "Love Me to Sleep" (#50) (December 1980) "Gotta give up your love" (February 1981) "You'll Never Be So Wrong" (#52) (May 1981) "I'm Losing You"/"Children Of Spacemen" (1981) "Girl Crazy" (#7) (April 1982) "It Started With a Kiss" (#5) (July 1982) "Chances" (#32) (September 1982) "What Kinda Boy You're Lookin' For (Girl)" (#10) (May 1983) "Tears on the Telephone" (#37) (September 1983) "I'm Sorry" (1983) (#89) (November 1983) "I Gave You My Heart " (#13) (February 1984) "Heartache No.

After Wilson's departure for a solo career, that included a 1976 album I Like Your Style, Brown assumed songwriting duties.In 1977, after scoring 15 hits, they finally reached Number One with "So You Win Again".

In 2003 Errol Brown received the MBE; and in 2004, the Ivor Novello Award for his contribution to British music.In 1992, with a new line-up, manager and agent, Ric Martin, took control over the band's bookings and live appearances.