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what was number one (in UK) when you were born?
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Number 1 when you were born?
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On 25th Apr 1971 ...
The Number 1 single was: T.Rex - "Hot Love"
For Number 1 single over the subsequent years Click Here
The Number 1 album was: Various artist compilation - "Motown Chartbusters Volume 5"
For Number 1 album over the subsequent years Click Here
Born on 25th Apr: 1918 - Ella Fitzgerald ( jazz vocalist; deceased ) 1933 - Jerry Leiber ( Half of Leiber & Stoller; songwriting team for the likes of Elvis Presley, Cliff Richard, Buddy Holly and The Monkees ) 1943 - Tony Christie 1945 - Bjorn Ulvaeus ( guitarist, vocalist, Abba ) 1958 - Fish ( real name Derek Dick; vocalist; solo and with Marillion ) 1964 - Andy Bell ( vocalist, Erasure ) 1965 - Simon Fowler ( vocalist, Ocean Colour Scene )
looks like we were both born under the sign of the Bolan, Jem. (presumably giving us a tendency to write lyrics with rhymes a 4 yr old would be ashamed of, and no ability to drive ;) )
The Beatles with Billy Preston - "Get Back"
Is that what my mum said when she saw me?
Share a birthday with Englebert Humpadink. Quality 
What is your life's theme song which is the No.1 on your 18th birthday?
Mines is
Mad World - Michael Andrews feat Gary Jules
The Number 1 single was: Bobbie Gentry - "I'll Never Fall In Love Again" The Number 1 album was: Beatles - "Abbey Road"
Christopher Owens wrote: What is your life's theme song which is the No.1 on your 18th birthday?
Mines is
Mad World - Michael Andrews feat Gary Jules
That'll be Falco: Rock me Amadeus
(personally I'd prefer a bit of Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, or even a Straus waltz - but, each to their own!)
The Number 1 single was: Edison Lighthouse - "Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)"
oh my god.
won't stop humming it now.
share a birthday with Paris Hilton and Billy Bob Green day.
On 4th Feb 1986 ...
The Number 1 single was: Billy Ocean - "When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough Get Going" For Number 1 single over the subsequent years Click Here
The Number 1 album was: Dire Straits - "Brothers In Arms" For Number 1 album over the subsequent years Click Here
Born on 4th Feb: 1894 - Adolph Sax ( inventor of the saxophone ) 1948 - Alice Cooper ( real name Vincent Furnier; vocalist The Earwigs / Alice Cooper Band ) 1960 - Tim Booth ( vocalist, James ) 1975 - Natalie Imbruglia
Nice #1 single :P
The Number 1 single was: The Shadows - "Wonderful Land" For Number 1 single over the subsequent years Click Here
The Number 1 album was: Elvis Presley - "Blue Hawaii (OST)" For Number 1 album over the subsequent years Click Here
Born on 6th May: 1942 - Colin Earl ( keyboard player, Mungo Jerry ) 1945 - Bob Seger ( vocalist; solo and with The Silver Bullet Band ) 1948 - Mary McGregor 1968 - Tony Wright ( vocalist, Terrorvision ) 1971 - Sarah Blackwood ( vocalist, Dubstar )
Blondie's Call Me was mine.
I got Roy Orbison, John Miles and Steve Clark on my birthday list. I'm partial to them. 
"Digital Mike Binoche" wrote:
The Number 1 single was: Carl Douglas - Kung Fu Fighting
he took a bow and made a stance, started flailing with his hands. Said here comes the big boss ,whoop,let's get it on Whoa , oh wo woaah Whoa , oh wo woe
summat like that.
On 3rd Feb 1972 ...
The Number 1 single was: T.Rex - "Telegram Sam"
The Number 1 album was: T. Rex - "Electric Warrior"
Born on 3rd Feb: 1935 - Johnny 'guitar' Watson 1947 - Dave Davies ( guitarist, The Kinks ) 1947 - Melanie ( fill name Melanie Safka )
Missy Jem wrote: T-rex "Metal Guru"
And i share birthdays with Prince and Dean Martin
Went into Walkden's only record shop;when this was released , and asked for ' men on the roof 'by T-Rex , caused uproar and told the owner she was useless as Radio one had been playin it for weeks and proper record shops probably had it. She pointed to the charts for that week , a new release by T-Rex called metal guru ....perhaps I'd like that one she said .
good song , daft unclear lyrics though
On 3rd Oct 1972 ...
The Number 1 single was: David Cassidy - "How Can I Be Sure" The Number 1 album was: Various artist compilation (K-Tel) - "20 All Time Hits Of The 50's" Born on 3rd Oct: 1926 - Jimmy Saville ( DJ, presenter, the man who first had the idea of dancing to records! ) 1938 - Eddie Cochran ( deceased ) 1947 - Lindsey Buckingham ( guitarist, vocalist, Fleetwood Mac ) 1962 - Tommy Lee ( drummer, Motley Crue ) 1969 - Gwen Stefani ( vocalist, No Doubt ) 1972 - Kev Richardson ( of The Backstreet Boys )
The Number 1 single was: Carl Douglas - Kung Fu Fighting
Those Cat's were fast as lightening GARYMAC
The Number 1 single was: Ken Dodd - "Tears"
The Number 1 album was: Beatles - "Help"
Born on 30th Sep: 1935 - Johnny Mathis 1942 - Frankie Lymon ( deceased ) 1947 - Mark Feld ( better known as Marc Bolan, leader of T.Rex; deceased )
Missy Jem wrote: T-rex "Metal Guru"
And i share birthdays with Prince and Dean Martin
Are you that old? 
:D
"Digital Mike Binoche" wrote:
The Number 1 single was: Carl Douglas - Kung Fu Fighting
Those Cat's were fast as lightening GARYMAC
In fact it was a little bit frightnin' DIGIMIKE
On 19th Jun 1989 ...
The Number 1 single was: Soul II Soul featuring Caron Wheeler - "Back To Life (How Ever Do You Want Me)" For Number 1 single over the subsequent years Click Here
The Number 1 album was: Paul McCartney - "Flowers In The Dirt" For Number 1 album over the subsequent years Click Here
Born on 19th Jun: 1936 - Tommy Devito ( guitarist, vocalist, The Four Seasons ) 1944 - Robin Box ( White Plains ) 1948 - Nick Drake ( deceased ) 1959 - Mark Debarge ( of US family group Debarge ) 1963 - Paula Abdul
Slim Whitman, Rose Marie.
Shut up.
And here I was thinkin' it must be Jimmy Crack Corn. :D
At least Steve Severin and I were born the same day. I knew there was a reason he's mint, as young Twatto would say.
The Number 1 single was: The Rolling Stones - "Get Off My Cloud"
Strangely enough, always ben my fave stones track!
On 26th Apr 1969 ...
The Number 1 single was: The Beatles with Billy Preston - "Get Back" For Number 1 single over the subsequent years Click Here
The Number 1 album was: Cream - "Goodbye" For Number 1 album over the subsequent years Click Here
Born on 26th Apr: 1938 - Duane Eddy 1944 - Giorgio Moroder ( producer ) 1960 - Roger Taylor ( drummer, Duran Duran / Arcadia ) 1970 - Tionne Watkins ( aka T-Boz, vocalist, TLC ) 1982 - Jonathan Lee ( vocalist, S Club 7 )
in the US it was (very fitting if you look at my profile) stevie wonder--you haven't done nothin'.
in the UK it was ken boothe--everything i own. don't know ken boothe or this song.
nov. 2, 1974, by the way.
Comrade Shampanyov wrote: Slim Whitman, Rose Marie.
Shut up.
i was thinking more along the lines of scott joplin--the entertainer.
Comrade Shampanyov wrote: Oh, he's decades after Jimmy Crack Corn. :D
the magic flute, then?
Missy Jem wrote: T-rex "Metal Guru"
And i share birthdays with Prince and Dean Martin
Me too!
But I share birthdays with Cher, Jane Wieldin, Nick Heyward
AgentWood wrote:
Comrade Shampanyov wrote:
what are you saying? paper or papyrus?
Clay tablets.
Rian wrote:
Missy Jem wrote: T-rex "Metal Guru"
And i share birthdays with Prince and Dean Martin
Are you that old?
:D
What doyou mean old? 
Comrade Shampanyov wrote:
AgentWood wrote:
Comrade Shampanyov wrote:
what are you saying? paper or papyrus?
Clay tablets.
were you born in ur or nineveh?
AgentWood wrote:
Comrade Shampanyov wrote:
AgentWood wrote:
Comrade Shampanyov wrote:
what are you saying? paper or papyrus?
Clay tablets.
were you born in ur or nineveh?
Ur.
Just think, if I had been able to get a date, I might have been the father of three religions, instead of that Abram tosser. Like tosser, like seed, I always say...
It was always "Abram's flock of sheep this, and Abram's flock of sheep that"...A guy couldn't get a break with that tosser around. Always on about the sheep, those girls from the Tabseh tribe.
The Number 1 single was: Long John Baldry - "Let The Heartaches Begin" For Number 1 single over the subsequent years Click The Number 1 album was: Beatles - "Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"
Born on 24th Nov: 1941 - Pete Best ( drummer, The Beatles from 1960 to 1962 ) 1942 - Billy Connolly ( comic vocalist; solo and in The Humblebums with Gerry Rafferty ) 1955 - Clem Burke ( drummer, Blondie ) 1957 - Chris Hayes ( guitarist, vocalist, Huey Lewis & The News ) 1962 - John Squire ( guitarist, The Stone Roses / The Seahorses )
This was in Mick's birthday:
The Number 1 single was: Jesus Christ - "Our Father" For Number 1 single over the subsequent years Click Here
"Digital Mike Binoche" wrote:
The Number 1 album was: Elvis Presley - "Blue Hawaii (OST)"
Wow... It used to be my fave record.
Hot Chocolate - So You Win Again
I didn't know R'n'B was so madly popular back then in UK!!! Bad bad...
Since the amniotic fluid that pours out when a woman's "water" breaks is mostly made up of fetus urine, wouldn't it be safe to say that all vaginal birth involves going "number one"? 
His Holiness, The Pope wrote: Since the amniotic fluid that pours out when a woman's "water" breaks is mostly made up of fetus urine, wouldn't it be safe to say that all vaginal birth involves going "number one"?
what lovely image you are painting there for us pope.
Abba - "Dancing Queen"
The Number 1 album was: Beach Boys - "20 Golden Greats"
this makes sense, i enjoy both. what a revelation.
The Number 1 single was: Roger Miller - "King Of The Road"
The Number 1 album was: Beatles - "Beatles For Sale"
Born on 14th May: 1936 - Bobby Darin 1943 - Jack Bruce ( real name John Symon Asher Bruce; bassist, Cream ) 1952 - David Byrne ( vocalist; solo and with Talking Heads ) 1962 - Ian Astbury ( real name Ian Lindsay; lead vocalist, The Cult ) 1973 - Natalie Appleton ( vocalist; All Saints / Appleton )
Dave Edmunds - I Hear you Knockin
and (oh fecking joy), I share a birthday with Tina Turner, Martin Lee (vocalist, Brotherhood Of Man) and Mark Gillespie (tosser, of Big Fun)
Communards-Don't Leave Me This Way
The Number 1 album was: Various artist compilation (Virgin/EMI) - "Now, That's What I Call Music 7" --->This has got to be a joke
With a Girl Like You - The Troggs - how shite is that? If I had been born on time it would have been
Out of Time by Chris Farlowe, which is by far the better of the two I think.
My Mum still lies and says it was the Kinks with Sunny Afternoon! Ahhhh....isn't that nice?
AgentWood wrote: in the US it was (very fitting if you look at my profile) stevie wonder--you haven't done nothin'.
in the UK it was ken boothe--everything i own. don't know ken boothe or this song.
nov. 2, 1974, by the way.
Just missed on out sharing Kung-Fu Fighting with me.
Too bad.
This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote: Ack. I share the same birthday as Jon Bon Jovi and Chris Martin. Somebody shoot me, please.
Celine Dion for me…
Ok, Eric Clapton too… :D
That's better.
karine wrote:
This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote: Ack. I share the same birthday as Jon Bon Jovi and Chris Martin. Somebody shoot me, please.
Celine Dion for me…
Ok, Eric Clapton too… :D
That's better.
Celine Dion, top quality 
On 26th Feb 1967 ...
The Number 1 single was: Petula Clark - "This Is My Song" For Number 1 single over the subsequent years Click Here
The Number 1 album was: Monkees - "The Monkees" For Number 1 album over the subsequent years Click Here
Born on 26th Feb: 1932 - Johnny Cash ( deceased ) 1947 - Sandie Shaw 1949 - Antoine Domino ( better known as Fats Domino ) 1953 - Michael Bolton ( real name Michael Bolotin ) 1960 - Jaz Coleman ( Killing Joke ) 1969 - Tim Brown ( bassist, The Boo Radleys )
Oh my fucking God!
Michael "Hairdresser" Bolton was born on the same day as me 
Born on 17th Dec: 1770 - Ludwig Van Beethoven ( composer ) 1936 - Tommy Steele 1943 - David Harman ( 'Dave Dee' in Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich ) 1949 - Paul Rodgers ( vocalist guitarist, Free / Bad Company ) 1958 - Mike Mills ( bassist, REM ) 1961 - Sarah Dallin ( vocalist, Bananarama ) 1969 - Micky Quinn ( bassist / backing vocalist, Supergrass )
1968 - fookin me, hehehehehe
Rian wrote:
Missy Jem wrote: T-rex "Metal Guru"
And i share birthdays with Prince and Dean Martin
Are you that old?
:D
Hey cheeky!! I'd still pass for 20, in a dark room with a bag over my head!
Also, my 18th Birthday, NewOrder World in Motion, fancy that!
The Number 1 single was: Nancy Sinatra - "These Boots Are Made For Walkin'"
The Number 1 album was: Original Soundtrack - "The Sound Of Music"
1943 - George Harrison ( Died November 29th 2001 ) 1948 - Elkie Brooks ( real name Elaine Bookbinder ) 1957 - Stewart Wood ( Bay City Rollers ) 1959 - Mike Peters ( guitarist, vocalist, The Alarm )
My sweet lord.
On my 18th birthday:
Frankie Goes To Hollywood - "Relax"
Heh Heh Heh.
