Question of The Day. Saturday 17th of September.

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What was the Number 1 song in your country on the day you were born?

If you're not sure, this site will help you find out.

http://www.thisdayinmusic.com/birthdayno1

My birthday song was Chanson D'Amour. I've never even heard of it, I've just spent the last 5 minutes cracking up at it.

It only goes back to 1963. I was born in 1950.

Muffy said:

It only goes back to 1963. I was born in 1950.

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The US & UK versions go back to 1946. You could use one of them.

Elvis Presley - All Shook Up

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Muffy said:

 
It only goes back to 1963. I was born in 1950.

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I was able to plug in 1959

Wow this is a terrible piece of music.  Never heard of this; Dave "Baby" Cortez - The Happy Organ

(Make your own jokes as my partner just said)

Dean Martin, really.  It's Memories are Made of This.  I had not heard of it before.  It's a typical Dean Martin song.

'The lion sleeps tonight' - Tight Fit. Somewhat appropriate for TCS, I think ...but just LOOK at those costumes

I couldn't get the exact date but march 1975

Elton John and band-thought I saw her standing there.

August 21, 1969.
Says it was Honky tonk woman, by the Rolling Stones
Don't think I've ever heard that one.

Big Girls Don't Cry

The Four Seasons

Will You Love Me Tomorrow by the Shirells. The video is in black and white. I must be old.

Denice said:

 

Dean Martin, really.  It's Memories are Made of This.  I had not heard of it before.  It's a typical Dean Martin song.

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I don't believe I ever heard of that song but I sure loved Dean Martin. He was a wonderful singer.

Mine was Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy by Red Foley. That was in 1950. I've heard of Red Foley but I never heard of that song.

Always on my Mind - Pet Shop Boys.




Not too shabby!

Sailing

Rod Stewart

Columbine said:

'The lion sleeps tonight' - Tight Fit. Somewhat appropriate for TCS, I think

...but just LOOK at those costumes

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 OMG I remember that one!

Mawumbawei Mawimbawei Mawumbawei Mawimbawei.

 

@Cassiopea  That's an awesome video!

@Boney Girl Dad  @Denice  Those are both lovely songs.

@Angels mommy  Just for you. It's pretty cool.

Thanks! Once I heard the chorus, I recognized it. I have heard it before. (Even though it's not my preference of music).
Wow, they all look so young! Well, I guess, it was 47 yrs ago after all. [emoji]128516[/emoji]

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Raindrops was my son's favorite when he was toddler. I am too old for this quiz; it didn't go back far enough. But I would guess "Under the Apple Tree" or some other song from WWII.

The Partridge Family
I Think I Love You [emoji]128540[/emoji]