The UK number one single on the day I was born was “Long Haired Lover From Liverpool” by Jimmy Osmond. I think I knew that, but it’s good to be reminded. [here, via]
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Mine was Frankie Goes To Hollywood’s “Two Tribes”. I was born under a gay sign, clearly…
Oh, thanks. I was having serious doubts about The Point Of It All, specifically in relation to getting out of bed today, even before I found out about KC & the Sunshine Band, ‘Give It Up’.
I need to have words with my parents on the wisdom of having children in the eighties.
Mine was Frankie Goes To Hollywood’s “Two Tribes”. I was born under a gay sign, clearly…
I was born in the year between the composition and the premiere of ‘Four Last Songs’. Does this count?
Apparently: Frank Sinatra & Nancy Sinatra – ‘Somethin’ Stupid’
What the hell is that? I’ve never heard of it…
It’s better known these days in the version by Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman. Original here, Williams / Kidman version here (both from YouTube).
Oh, thanks. I was having serious doubts about The Point Of It All, specifically in relation to getting out of bed today, even before I found out about KC & the Sunshine Band, ‘Give It Up’.
I need to have words with my parents on the wisdom of having children in the eighties.
When I was born the Shadows were at the top of the charts with a song called foot tapper, obviously one of those never to be forgotten number 1s…
Once again, YouTube comes to the rescue — here; alternatively here. It’s really not very good.
You’re right, it isn’t very good but at least it isn’t “There’s no one quite like grandma!” bad!
I suppose it doesnt have the Mormon camp factor your birthday number one has!
Here, you’re younger than I thought.
My birthday single: George McCrae – Rock Your Baby which has been a favourite song of mine for as long as I remember, now I know why…