What Was No 1 On The Day You Were Born?

[ToraToraTora]

Mine was Frank Ifield, I remember you. Died today so I thought I would ask the ABers who their's were.

[fender62]

[Peter Pedant]

a young labourer sang 'how much is that doggie in teh window, to my dog. I cd hardly believe my ears - or the dog.

Hit in 1958 I think

[haras2]

Daddy by Sammy Kaye (think he must have been Danny's granddad )

[Buenchico]

^^^ "Hit in 1958 I think".

Lita Roza had a Number 1 hit with it in the week before I was born, in 1953.

 

[surreyman]

Good Luck Charm - Elvis

[mumstheword1]

Big Bad John by Jimmy Dean 😳😳😳

[Peter Pedant]

thx buenchico

[david small]

Too young, by Nat King Cole.

[Togo]

There was no chart in the UK on my Birthday. In the US, No1 was Ballerina, by Vaughn Monroe and his Orchestra. 

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[Arrods]

Mine was Heartaches by Ted Weems and his Orchestra.  (Who?)

[Buenchico]

^^^ They certainly played it a cracking pace, Arrods!
 

[pastafreak]

In the US...Smoke,Smoke, Smoke That Cigarette 

And in the UK...Come Back to Sorrento

[pastafreak]

Togo...try this site. It goes back to the dark ages 😉 😜 

https://playback.fm/birthday-song-uk

[pastafreak]

It looks like sandy and I must have close birthdays 🎂 🥳 

[Sam1960]

Ricky Valance  "Tell Laura I Love Her"

[jourdain2]

There weren't any charts when I was born. Popular music included 'Lucky old sun', but nothing regarding dates, sorry. 

[jourdain2]

Thanks Pasta - 'Riders in the sky by Stan Jones.  If that's the same as 'Ghost Riders in the Sky' it is a song I've always loved.

[Buenchico]

^^^

[seekeerz]

Don't think such a thing had been invented back then 🤔

[Arksided]

 

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