What was number 1 when you were Born

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Bleeding Beatles get everywhere..... Still could have been worse, check out the number 8 slot !!!!!


40 Years Ago
UK ~ Top Singles ~ December 1967

Positions / Title / Artist
01. Hello Goodbye - Beatles
02. If The Whole World Stopped Loving - Val Doonigan
03. Let The Heartaches Begin - Long John Baldry
04. Somethings Gotta Hold Of My Heart - Gene Pitney
05. I'm Coming Home - Tom Jones
06. Everybody Knows - Dave Clark Five
07. All My Love - Cliff Richard
08. Careless Hands - Des O'Connor
09. Daydream Believer - Monkees
10. World - Bee Gees
 
Culture Club - Do You Really Want to Hurt Me?.

God I hate that song.
 
Mama weer all crazee :cuckoo: now - Slade
 
Woo, a song i really like and is definately in my current playlist on my Mp3 player....

Ian Dury and the Blockheads - Hit Me with Your Rhythm Stick
 
This is just a sneaky way of finding out how old I am! ;)

Running Bear sung by Johnny Preston
 
Louis Armstrong - "What a Wonderful World"

My parents begged to differ :p

Pat
 
:lol::lol:

I arrived several weeks earlier (and was very nearly born in a pub car park!!:eek:) I should of hatched at the end of July instead I landed in the middle of June!

But................if I had hatched as expected George McCree would of been at number 1 with the very aptly titled "Rock your baby":naughty::baby:
 
The somewhat less than sublime - Mull of Kintyre. Not one of McCartney's finer moments...

Although the first song I ever heard was Cat Stevens - Father and Son, which my parents played with my Dad holding me in his arms while sitting on the stairs after having arrived home from hospital. A proper classic, and very decent, first song to have listened to.

Jan '78
 
Johnny Mathis - "When a Child is Born (Soleado)"

Although my dad was a big fan of The Marcels at the time.....hence my name ;)
 
dickie valentine "christmas alphabet" [S1]55[/S1]
 
Dr Hook - 'When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman' Nov '79.

Dunno why everyone goes on about how great the 70s were. The 4 weeks that I experienced were pretty tame...
 
Another one for Rolf and his two little boys.

Not what I'd have picked but there's far far worse in this thread. :lol:
 
mine is the most horrific song ever -

George Michael!!!! - around a corner

i couldn't even bare to hear the whole track on youtube

some good tracks on here tho - and some right stinkers too
 
Single - Je T'Aime... Moi Non Plus - Jane Birkin & Serge Gainsbourg

Album - Beatles - Abbey Road


enough said.
 
On 21st Dec 1982 ...

The Number 1 single was:
Renee & Renato - "Save Your Love"

The Number 1 album was:
John Lennon - "The John Lennon Collection"

Born on 21st Dec:
1940 - Frank Zappa ( multi-instrumentalist; deceased )
1946 - Carl Wilson ( guitarist, vocalist, The Beach Boys; deceased )
 
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