Number One Record

[FunkyDora]

What was the number one song on the day you were born? http://www.thisdayinmusic.com/

[FunkyDora]

My number one was "The Tide is High" by Blondie

[Lucas]

Boney M: Rivers of Babylon. *shudder*

[jakesi]

Baby Now That I've Found You, by The Foundations.... ahhh.

[mcmikeymike]

Johnny Remember Me - John Leyton

[buttons]

Hey Funky spookily enough my no.1 is the same as yours The Tide is High by Blondie!! We must have similar (or same) birthdays

[sft42]

Why couldn't it have been something good!!!!

Have known this for ages and hate to admit it's (altogether now) I'll be your Long Haired Lover from Liverpool.....by Little Jimmy Osmond.....aaaaaarrggghhhh!

[FunkyDora]

Buttons 18th November??? SFT you totally deserve your three stars!

[waynepompey]

Hello Goodbye by the Beatles !!

[Mortartube]

Unfortunately, it was "Tears" by Ken Dodd.

[paulz]

Softly, Softly by Ruby Murray

[AdamF]

Spookily, it was When A Child Is Born by Johnny Mathis.

[Casey]

Wake me up before you go go... by Wham!!!

[derbyram]

I hear you knockin' (but you can't come in) by Dave Edmunds. Toppin' the charts in America at the same time was Tears of a clown by Smokey Robinson - marvellous.

[kags]

The Last Time by The Rolling Stones - funnily enough, that's just what my mum said after I was born! I also found out from that web site that I share my birthday with a Bay City Roller (ok, so it was the one nobody fancied)

[JAW67]

I'm a Believer - The Monkees

[coemgen]

Please Release Me by Englebert Humperdinck

[IndieSinger]

coemgen, quite apt, no?

Mine was I Don't Wanna Dance by Eddy Grant.

[kelle]

"Yellow River" by Christie. A long, long time ago now....

[Numbers]

Longer ago than that.
Yeh Yeh by Georgie Fame. Possibly with his Blue Flames. Possibly not.

[mcmikeymike]

LUCAS, have a look at the other No1 thread (about the day people left school). No one on the day you were born was possibly the No1 when I left school.