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Connecting => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: lbpesq on June 15, 2007, 07:17:24 PM
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Here's (http://www.joshhosler.biz/NumberOneInHistory/SelectMonth.htm) a cool site where you can plug in your birthday and find out the #1 song. The #1 song when I was born was The Ballad of Davy Crockett
Bill, tgo
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Paul McCartney and Wings with My Love for me.
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I feel old.
Bill, tgo
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You are.
LOL. Joking of course.
BTW- I never really thought Davy Crockett would have been much of a ballad man, but how can you argue with the buckskin buckaleer/King of the Wild Frontier? Love that song!
(Message edited by tbrannon on June 15, 2007)
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Monster Mash,.............
Go figure!
Olie
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The Battle Of New Orleans?!?
Go figure that one!
Michael
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Hit The Road, Jack, by Ray Charles..
John (who has been hit by the road, jack, many a time...)
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Are You Lonesome Tonight Elvis
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dela217- Is your birthday 06/28/59? The same as mine.
Mike
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Teddy Bear by the King himself, Elvis Aaron Presley on 7-5-57.
drr
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Boogie Fever by The Sylvers
Doesn't ring a bell... Also I think i'ts unlikely this was #1 in Holland at that time...
Off course the #1 album from my birthyear was Hotel California (I forgot the name of the band)
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Michael thats irony at it's finest.
Olie
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I remember that song Flip (Boogie Fever). It was around the onset of the Disco craze. Our lead guitar players favorite line was Disco is to music what finger painting is to art. LOL
And I was in High School when Hotel california came out.
I remember everyone freakin' out cause Joe Walsh joined up with the Eagles. They were thinkin' he was going to ruin them. One of the best moves they ever made if you ask me. Of course I remember them backing up Linda Rhondstat.
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Our (Flip & me) birthdays are only a few days apart: Boogie Fever by The Sylvers
Wilfred
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B Day Our Day Will Come by Ruby & the Romantics
When I graduated
Medley: Intro Venus/Sugar Sugar/No Reply/I'll Be Back/Drive My Car/Do You Want to Know a Secret/We Can Work It Out/
I Should Have Known Better/Nowhere Man/You're Going to Lose That Girl/Stars on 45 by Stars on 45
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Precarius - No, I was born on the 29th. I guess it was a hit 2 days in a row!
Michael
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Poor People of Paris, by Les Baxter?!?! I'd hoped it was at leaast something I'd heard of, if not something hip. I guess that's what I get for being born April 1.
Peter
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Father Figure, by George Michael, on February 25, 1988.
Not bad, compared to some of the other hits on that day.
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I was a Ticket to Ride baby
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Jimmie Rogers' Honeycomb for me. I can live with that.
Rick
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Here in My Heart by Al Martino 6/25/52
Howierd
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There iiiiiisss... a hoouuussssee... in New Orleans...
Eric Burdon & the Animals on 8/31/64.
As a former Beatles maniac, I could have sworn that She Loves You topped the charts. Their single release was eight days before, if memory serves me right, at least in Europe... Anyway, I also like Mr. Burdon ;-)
Christian
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Rock Around the Clock by Bill Haley & His Comets.
Rock on ya'll!
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DOGGIE IN THE WINDOW
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Because of You by Tony Bennett
(09-14-51)
Poor people of Paris was an instrumental IIRC
Mike
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Flax:
I thought mine was the lamest, but you may have me beat! LOL
Bill, tgo
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Who Can It Be Now by Men at Work. Another downfall of being born in the 80's.
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Yesterday by a fabulous foursome. Or was it just Paul with a strings ensemble?
Like I always say, I'm never one year older than I was yesterday.
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Ok, what the heck is Sugar Shack? I've never heard of it!
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1976 ... Love Hangover by Diana Ross
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So much for the US #1 - for our Dutch audience, this is the Wikipedia page (http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lijst_van_nummer_1-hits_in_de_Nederlandse_Top_40 target=_blank)with Top 40 #1 hits (starting in 1965). For some silly reason, the hits are ordered alphabetically by artist. At the bottom of the page, you can look them up by year.
So it wasn't the Beatles with Yesterday, which topped the charts only in November, but the Rolling Stones with (I can't get no) Satisfaction.
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Sugar Shack was penned by a guy who lives (or lived) in Craig, Colorado. I don't recall his name, but he owned a club in that town and the bands stayed at his place. I played there in '83.
As for the song, if I recall it was a typical teenage bubblegum tune from the early 1960s..
John
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I'm leaving it up to you by Dale and Grace.
Unfortunately, my birth was around an hour after JFK was murdered, so nobody really cared what was #1 on the charts that day.
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Stop, in the Name of Love
Not TOO bad...but I was hoping for a Beatles tune...
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Sugar Shack was written by Keith McCormack and Faye Voss and perfored by Jimmy Gilmer & the Fireballs. Interestingly, the Fireballs, without Jimmy Gilmer, were a Tex/Mex instrumental band, similar to the Ventures, featuring George Tomsco, who was apparently an influential guitar player in that style. Tomsco also played on some posthumous Buddy Holly releases. The surf tune, Bulldog, is by the Fireballs as well as the tune Torquay. McCormack, in addition to writing tunes for Gilmer and the Fireballs, was a member of the The String-A-Longs, another Tex/Mex group, and also played guitar on some Buddy Holly releases. The String-A-Longs, Fireballs, and Buddy Holly, all recorded at Norman Petty's studio in Clovis, New Mexico.
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Tossin and Turnin by Bobbie Lewis. never heard of it.
The Everley brothers' temptation in the UK charts.
see here (http://www.thisdayinmusic.com/member/birthdayno1.php)
Graeme
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Where's Wing when you need her?
The Chipmunk Song by David Seville & the Chipmunks.
Keith
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Thanks John and Dave. I still can't work out if I've ever heard the record..
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See if the memory stick kicks in...
..There?s a crazy little shack beyond the tracks
And ev?rybody calls it the sugar shack
Well, it?s just a coffeehouse and it?s made out of wood
Expresso coffee tastes mighty good
That?s not the reason why I?ve got to get back
To that sugar shack, whoa baby
To that sugar shack.
There?s this cute little girlie, she?s a?workin? there
A black leotard and her feet are bare
I?m gonna drink a lotta coffee, spend a little cash
Make that girl love me when I put on some trash
You can understand why I?ve got to get back
To that sugar shack, whoa baby
To that sugar shack, yeah honey
To that sugar shack, whoa yes
To that sugar shack.
Now that sugar shack queen is a?married to me, yeah yeah
We just sit around and dream of those old memories
Ah, but one of these days I?m gonna lay down tracks
In the direction of that sugar shack
Just me and her yes we?re gonna go back
To that sugar shack,
Whoa uh oh
To that sugar shack, yeah honey
To our sugar shack
(Fade)
Yeh, yeh, yeh, our sugar shack ..
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Lonely Boy by Paul Anka....
It wasn't an omen, really. Sometimes I feel lonely because so few people think the same way I do.
JP
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JP
I like your perspective.
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Alone Again (naturally).
heh.
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Bad, Bad Leroy Brown by Jim Croce
'Nuff Said
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I Can't Get No Satisfaction..7-23-65