NO.1 the Day you were born

[darren]

Re: NO.1 the Day you were born

Hiya Darren
Portadown? Nice to meet a fellow Northern Irelander! The photo's in my parents house - I'll have to see if I can get it scanned in and post it up. I look completely star-struck and he looks terrified.

I look forward to seeing that SUS.
Poor david..

I see david on quite a few shows lately.

[CATDEM]

Re: NO.1 the Day you were born

Not quite! Mine was Why do fools fall in love? by Frankie Lymon (1956)!

[CATDEM]

Re: NO.1 the Day you were born

[I]This makes me feel even older now, but I'd just left school when this came out - me and my friends were always singing it!

[Jay Mc]

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My Sweet Lord by George Harrison 28th January '71

Me too .... 2nd feb 1971

[ncpcov]

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Annoyingly - Dancing Queen by ABBA.

[Mark_Wilson]

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Rod Stewart - Maggie May.

I feel lucky to have a quality song as my birth No.1, especially considering that had I been born a couple of months later, it might have been 'Ernie' by Benny Hill!

[sebzuki]

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guess it is : Summer Nights - John Travolta & Olivia Newton John 7 - 10 - 1978

[battyrat]

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Good vibrations-The Beach Boys.25 nov 1966.

Excellent.

[PxlBld]

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If you leave me now - Chicago. Nov '76.

[Agnetha352]

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'Side Saddle' by Russ Conway.

[Fatboy]

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Mine was:

Knock Three Times - Dawn

[shilton dipper]

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Gerry and the pace makers...........you'll never walk alone

can't say i'm overjoyed about that

[Marine Boy]

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I've already contributed here. It was Helen Shapiro, 'Walking Back to Happiness'. I listened to Pick of the Pops on Radio 2 today and she's still there, six weeks later, now at Number 7.

[Vegasqueen1970]

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Love Grows Where my Rosemary Goes - Edison Lighthouse.

Nope, I wasn't named Rosemary!

[victorbrunswick]

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November 12, 1964

The Supremes -- Baby Love (USA)
Sandie Shaw -- There's Always Something There To Remind Me (UK)

Baby Love hit No. 1 on the UK charts on 19 November 1964