Fun Website, # 1 Songs

[Gina]

I got this link off of another forum I go on.

Since there are tons of occasions we could look up lets stick to what was the number one song on your birthday (and tell a little bit about our age here )

#1 Song on This Date in History



1963 ... "I'm Leaving It Up to You" by Dale & Grace was it the month I was born. Didnt Donny & Marie cut that later?

[BlueStreak]

"Open the Door, Richard!" by Count Basie
I have never even heard of it, much less heard it.

[pikeville904]

The # 1 song on my birthday was 'The Third Man' Theme"

Heck if I know what it is.... I'll try to listen to it tommorrow at work, &%@# dial up here at home!!!

[XSELER8]

1947 . "Managua, Nicaragua" by Freddy Martin

I thought it was going to be "Old Man River"

[FUZZY]

By the Dave Clark Five


And I still listen to it today when it comes on, on my MP3 PLAYER.

[wildcat66]

1966 ... "The Ballad of the Green Berets" by S/Sgt. Barry Sadler

juan 1964 ... "Can't Buy Me Love" by The Beatles

[OLBSSRD]

I'm so relieved it wasn't "Battle Hymn of the Republic"... Bad enough it was "Near You" by Francis Craig - not high on my personal hit parade, but a few decades newer than BHR!

[WOW_FCTR]

Well...I've heard of this song:

"You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" by The Righteous Brothers

[Flying Dog]

"To Each His Own" by The Ink Spots.
Yes, I have heard that song and I like it.

[RickSSR]

" The Yellow Rose of Texas " by Mitch Miller..

RickSSR

[HotRodGirl]

1961 "Tossin' and Turnin'" by Bobby Lewis

[vettegirl]

Good Luck Charm by Elvis.

[houtex]

"Rum and Coca Cola" - The Andrews Sisters. I believe the record players may have been steam powered.

[Beach potato]

May1945- "My dreams are getting better all the time". Les Paul At least it isn't "Beat it" by michael jackson

[Vix]

what a fun site...
for me it was Wanted by Perry Como... he was my favorite as a child
for Fred.. Singing the Blues by Guy Mitchell?????

For my kids... kind of weird
Laura - You light up my life - Debbie Boone (which she does)
Adam - Babe - Styx... my nick name for him as a child.

[MoodyBlue]

Frank Sinatra: FIVE MINUTES MORE.

[jewlz965]

"This Diamond Ring" by Gary Lewis and the Playboys. (1965) I thought it was going to be "Monster Mash" or "The Sound of Music" - both hits that same year.

[jewlz965]

Gina, thanks for the reminder to load more tunes into i-Tunes. I'm getting kinda tired of listening to the same 1800 songs over and over again at work. Besides, I need to find some Disco music for NauticalDave to listen to when he runs.

[Purple Penelope]

Great site Gina......my "B" Day song was "White Christmas".....everything I've stayed away from for the past 23 years.

P/P

Peace

[artsmart]

Goodnight Irene" by Gordon Jenkins & the Weavers for me

Have heard it many times thanks to the 78s my folks had



"Big Girls Don't Cry" by The Four Seasons for Tim

[MoodyBlue]

Originally Posted by artsmart

Goodnight Irene" by Gordon Jenkins & the Weavers for me

Have heard it many times thanks to the 78s my folks had



"Big Girls Don't Cry" by The Four Seasons for Tim

My Sister-in-law is named Irene and she is Beautiful. I remember when that song came out. But I won't tell anyone. I also remember The Four Seasons we played together at the Pismo Beach Veterans Hall before they made it big. By the way that was a battle of the Bands Concert and they got first and we got second.

[Jgrden]

Originally Posted by MoodyBlue

My Sister-in-law is named Irene and she is Beautiful. I remember when that song came out. But I won't tell anyone. I also remember The Four Seasons we played together at the Pismo Beach Veterans Hall before they made it big. By the way that was a battle of the Bands Concert and they got first and we got second.

Pismo Beach Vets Hall was one of my precincts each election that I was a Deputy for the County. Shows ta go ya that it is a small world.