#1 song when you were born

[brennser]

has this been posted before? some fairly dodgy music associated w/ my birthday.....
 
 http://www.everyhit.com/dates/
 
 The Number 1 single was:
 Rod Stewart - "You Wear It Well"
 
 The Number 1 album was:
 Various artist compilation (Arcade) - "20 Fantastic Hits"
 
 Born on 28th Aug:
 1943 - David Soul
 1961 - Kim Appleby ( of sister duo Mel & Kim )
 1965 - Shania Twain ( real name Eilleen Regina Edwards )
 1982 - LeAnn Rimes

[mankie]

On 2nd Jul 1960 ...
 
 The Number 1 single was:
 Eddie Cochran - "Three Steps To Heaven"
 
 
 The Number 1 album was:
 Original Soundtrack - "South Pacific"
 
 
 Born on 2nd Jul:
 1942 - Leapy Lee
 1950 - Duncan Mackay ( keyboard player, Cockney Rebel )
 1954 - Pete Briquette ( bassist, vocalist, The Boomtown Rats )
 
 
 Who the hell is Leapy Lee?

[Venerable Bede]

The Number 1 single was:
 The Stylistics - "Can't Give You Anything (But My Love)"
 
 
 The Number 1 album was:
 Stylistics - "The Best Of The Stylistics"
 
 
 Born on 22nd Aug:
 1920 - John Lee Hooker ( blues vocalist guitarist )
 1945 - Ron Dante ( vocalist for cartoon band The Archies )
 1963 - James Debarge ( member of US family group Debarge )
 1963 - Tori Amos ( real name Myra Ellen Amos )
 1969 - Steve Cradock ( guitarist, pianist, vocalist, Ocean Colour Scene )
 1973 - Howard Dwayne ( of The Backstreet Boys )

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

The chart doesn't go back far enough for my birthdate...
 
 Actually, I could care less who topped the UK charts the date I was born. What about the US charts?

[markie]

Bollocks is the coolest, but I'm sweet!
 
 On 6th Feb 1973 ...
 
 The Number 1 single was:
 The Sweet - "Blockbuster"
 
 
 The Number 1 album was:
 Elton John - "Don't Shoot Me I'm Only The Piano Player"
 
 
 Born on 6th Feb:
 1941 - Dave Berry
 1945 - Bob Marley ( vocalist , guitarist, Bob Marley & The Wailers (deceased) )
 1950 - Mike Batt ( prolific songwriter; vocalist, solo and with The Wombles )
 1950 - Natalie Cole ( vocalist, daughter of Nat 'King' Cole )
 1962 - Axl Rose ( vocalist, Guns N' Roses )

[ratioci nation]

On 1st May 1976 ...
 
 The Number 1 single was:
 Brotherhood Of Man - "Save Your Kisses For Me"
 
 
 The Number 1 album was:
 TV Soundtrack - "Rock Follies"
 
 
 Born on 1st May:
 1939 - Judy Collins
 1944 - Rita Coolidge
 1954 - Ray Parker Jr
 1962 - Owen Paul
 1966 - Johnny Colt ( bassist, The Black Crowes )
 1970 - Bernard Butler ( guitarist; solo and with Suede / McAlmont & Butler )

[markie]

Bollocks:
 
 http://www.geocities.com/leapyleeshrine/sixties.html

[markie]

Originally posted by pollard:
  The Number 1 single was:
 Brotherhood Of Man - "Save Your Kisses For Me"
 
 

Ha Ha!
 
 Bye, bye, baby goodbye.

[Bombay Chutney]

The Number 1 single was:
 The Seekers - "The Carnival Is Over"
 
 
 The Number 1 album was:
 Original Soundtrack - "The Sound Of Music"
 
 
 Born on 5th Dec:
 1899 - Sonny Boy Williamson ( blues vocalist; deceased )
 1932 - Richard Penniman ( better known as Little Richard )
 1938 - J.J. Cale ( guitarist, singer-songwriter )
 1946 - Andy Kim
 1947 - Jim Messina ( bassist, vocals, Buffalo Springfield )
 1965 - John Rzeznick ( lead vocalist, The Goo Goo Dolls )
 1980 - Zainam Higgins ( vocalist, Cleopatra )

[mankie]

Originally posted by mark e smith:
  1950 - Mike Batt ( prolific songwriter;

Markies a Womble!!!!!!!!!! You should change your user name to Orinoco or something.
 
 Bit of a pisser you have to share your birthday with a twat like Axl Rose though.

[thirsty moore]

On 25th Sep 1978 ...
 
 The Number 1 single was:
 John Travolta & Olivia Newton John - "Summer Nights"
 
 
 The Number 1 album was:
 Boney M - "Night Flight To Venus"
 
 
 Born on 25th Sep:
 1955 - Steve Severin ( bass player, Siousie And The Banshees )
 1968 - Will Smith
 1975 - Declan Donnelly ( 'Dec' of Ant & Dec and 'Duncan' in P.J. & Duncan )

[mankie]

Originally posted by mark e smith:
  Bollocks:
 
  http://www.geocities.com/leapyleeshrine/sixties.html

Thanks, I did a google on him....With a name like that I thought he was a fast food chain mascot or something.

[Bags]

I wasn't even going to bother, 'cuz chances are I wouldn't know the song anyhow (who the hell are the Tremeloes), but I GOT THE MONKEES!!!  AND Ian Astbury!  Oh yeah, and David Byrne.  I'm feeling good.
 
 The Number 1 single was:
 The Tremeloes - "Silence Is Golden"
 
 The Number 1 album was:
 Monkees - "More Of The Monkees"
 
 Born on 14th May:
 1936 - Bobby Darin
 1943 - Jack Bruce ( real name John Symon Asher Bruce; bassist, Cream )
 1952 - David Byrne ( vocalist; solo and with Talking Heads )
 1962 - Ian Astbury ( real name Ian Lindsay; lead vocalist, The Cult )
 1973 - Natalie Appleton ( vocalist; All Saints / Appleton )
 
 There's another site that does both UK and US #1s, but I don't remember where I saw it.
 
 PS, did anyone see a half hour of Barry Manilow on Good Morning America today?  

[markie]

<img src="http://www.darklighter.co.uk/dwimages/feb2001/womblemurderer.jpg" alt=" - " />
 
 I dunno, you and I could use a little patience.

[mankie]

I'm really really really old....I can remember watching everyone's number ones on Top of the pops!!
 
 Tremeloes, Silence is golden was my favourite song when I was knee high to a grasshopper.