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This thread is ageist!

Go on old croc - love to hear somthing from your era. :o

Anglophilic too! :D or is that Anglophiliac? :D wait ... can you say that on T.V.?

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A pearl necklace...............; Glen Miller.. :o

Sorry to those of slightly older age, I didn't know it wouldn't go back so far, don't know when the charting system started.... :D

Apologies to those none British but, cookies, crumble, thats the way...........! :D

redrus

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Engelbert Humperdink - release me :o

We have a new number 2.... Brit you're off the hook. :D

1-Fosa

2-Tingnongnoi

3-redrus

redrus

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Brian Poole and the Tremmeloes

Do you love me?

Now is that the funky sexy one that we do the twist to or is it the boring slow one?

Or should i goooooooogle? and change my age? Never

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Mine: Perry Como - Magic Moments.

Missus: Slade - Mama We're All Crazy Now.

I do remember the latter... but not the former.

:o

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Me: Elvis Presley - Can't Help Falling In Love / Rock-A-Hula Baby

Mrs: Lieutenant Pigeon - Mouldy Old Dough (!? What the <deleted>!?)

Kid #1: Geri Halliwell - It's Raining Men

Kid #2: Black Eyed Peas - Where Is The Love?

Well I like my song anyway...

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Manfred Mann - Pretty Flamingo

down loading it now to see if it plucks at the memory cords in any way. Not expecting it too mind as i dont recall seeing a radio in the delivery room at the time.

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name='eddie11' date='2006-10-25 00:38:41' post='955755']

- Mine- Tom Jones - Green Green Grass Of Home

Missus - Union Gap - Young Girl

Anything by Tom Jones is bad but, not bad enough.

Don't know Union Gap....?

Tower of Strength by Frankie Vaughan?????????

Yeah.... .?????

Brian Poole and the Tremmeloes

Do you love me?

Now is that the funky sexy one that we do the twist to or is it the boring slow one?

Or should i goooooooogle? and change my age? Never

Aaah, the slow one.....

Mine: Perry Como - Magic Moments.

Missus: Slade - Mama We're All Crazy Now.

I do remember the latter... but not the former.

Magic Moments, when 2 hearts are sharing. (from the choccy ad, years ago, uk.)

Is you Mrs a bit glam....? :D

mine-Harry Belafonte - Mary's Boy Child

Mrs- four tops- reach out I'll be there

Don't know a lot of old Arry, sorry.

The 4 Tops rock though....!

Nilapat - Kenny Rogers - Coward of the County

Mr Nilapat - Wings - Mull of Kintyre

That seems like quite a pair to me.

Close but not bad enough.... :D

Frank Ifield - Wayward Wind, is he still alive???

Wwwwwwwwwwhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhoooooooooooooooooooooooooooo....?????

My sister's is pretty cool:

Madness - House of Fun!

:D

Paul Anka - Diana :D

:D

Doris Day , que sera, sera

the missus JJ Barrie; No charge....

well she is dfferent now

Doris Day.......jeez'

Ladies and gents, we have a new No1, The icon that is Doris Day.... :o

Me: Elvis Presley - Can't Help Falling In Love / Rock-A-Hula Baby

Mrs: Lieutenant Pigeon - Mouldy Old Dough (!? What the <deleted>!?)

Kid #1: Geri Halliwell - It's Raining Men

Kid #2: Black Eyed Peas - Where Is The Love?

Well I like my song anyway...

Well, all pretty bad IMO, but, there are many others you would turn off first....

Go on, you don't have to tell us how old you are....

What was No 1 on your Birthday LINK....?

Brotherhood Of Man - Save Your Kisses For Me..... :D:D

redrus

pigsnout 9 and the fanbelts-give me a good grillin......come on sing along you must all remember :D

You totally lost me there.....!

I would have liked "I fall down but I get up again..." by chhownawamba (whatever) but that would make me about 7 or eight i guess..

So, you're really old then............... :D

Manfred Mann - Pretty Flamingo

down loading it now to see if it plucks at the memory cords in any way. Not expecting it too mind as i dont recall seeing a radio in the delivery room at the time.

Its an oldie but a goldie, I like it..,.,.,.

redrus

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Sorry about the quoting above, tryed to sort it 4 about 20 mins and couldnt get it right, if any one can point out specifically which bit needs adjusting, please do. :D

1-Jumbo

2-Fosa

3-Tingnongnoi.

:o:D

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:D

Redrus did not work for me so I did a search and found this site:-

The Menzies Era No.1 Hits 1949 to 1972

No. 1 hit on my Birthday was:-

Some Enchanted Evening by Perry Como :o

And my all time favourite was in that year:-

I've Got A Lovely Bunch Of Coconuts by Freddy Martin, :D but not a No. 1 :D

Yours truly, :D

Kan Win :D

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:D

Redrus did not work for me so I did a search and found this site:-

The Menzies Era No.1 Hits 1949 to 1972

No. 1 hit on my Birthday was:-

Some Enchanted Evening by Perry Como :D

And my all time favourite was in that year:-

I've Got A Lovely Bunch Of Coconuts by Freddy Martin, :D but not a No. 1 :D

Yours truly, :D

Kan Win :D

Cheers Kan, but, as Ol Croc mentions, it only goes back to 1952.... :o:D

Some of you others are wecome *to add results from Kan Win's site.... :D

redrus

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I don't know what what was no.1 when I was born, but these are some of the tunes my parents bopped along to:

"Buttons and Bows" - Dinah Shore

"Cool Water" - Vaughn Monroe & The Sons of the Pioneers

"Deck Of Cards" - Phil Harris

"Don't Have To Tell Nobody" - Frankie Laine

"Gloria" - The Mills Brothers

"I Love You So Much (It Hurts Me)" - The Mills Brothers

"I'm My Own Grandpa" - Guy Lombardo & The Guy Lombardo Trio

"Is It True What They Say About Dixie" - Al Jolson & The Mills Brothers

"It's Magic" - Doris Day

"Little White Lies" - Dick Haymes & The Four Hits And A Miss

"Love Somebody" - Doris Day & Buddy Clark

"Nature Boy" recorded by: **Nat King Cole

"On A Slow Boat To China" - Kay Kyser, Harry Babbitt & Gloria Wood

"Red River Valley" - Jo Stafford

"Red Roses For A Blue Lady" - Vaughn Monroe

"Rosetta" - Frankie Laine

"Twelfth Street Rag" - Pee Wee Hunt

"Underneath the Arches" - Andrews Sisters

"What Could Be Sweeter" - Frankie Laine

"Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams" - Georgia Gibbs

"Woody Woodpecker" - Kay Kyser

"You Call Everybody Darlin'" - Al Trace

Some of the artists born the same year as myself are:

Alice Cooper, Steven Tyler, John Oats, Steve Winwood, Leo Sayer, Stevie Nicks, Cat Stevens, Robert Plant, Andrew LLoyd Webber, Olivia Newton-John, Donna Summer, and Ozzy Osborne.

Various members of the following groups were born the same year:

Steppenwolf, Black Sabbath, The Eagles, The Who, Chicago, Led Zepplin, Grateful Dead, Iron Butterfly, Fleetwood Mac, The Moody Blues, Deep Purple, Dire Straits, Easybeats, ELO, Jethro Tull, Aerosmith and the Rolling Stones.

A vintage year (1948) :o

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