See what was at #1 on the day you were born

I was born on the day Stalin died and on that day all music was #1 :)
 
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Norman said:
Damned chart doesn't go back that far. :no: :dunno:
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I was born way before electricity and around the time fire was discovered and the wheel was a distant dream......

Only song back then was a crude redition of brontosourus blues diddy.. ;)
 
Paul Anka, "Lonely Boy" (in US and Canada); in Australia, it was "The Battle of New Orleans" by Johnny Horton ("Well, they ran through the briars and they ran through the brambles, they ran through the bushes where a rabbit wouldn't go...")...

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Bill, "Telstar" was a one-hit wonder, very early electronic music.

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Edit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NY-YirJeox8
 
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Glenn Miller - That Old Black Magic
 
N801BH said:
I was born way before electricity and around the time fire was discovered and the wheel was a distant dream......

Only song back then was a crude redition of brontosourus blues diddy.. ;)
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Not likely. Electricity has been around before the Earth formed.
 
Btw, my birthday has a song I've never heard of but does have a video...go figure. This before there were videos. I don't get it.

 
Captain said:
Not likely. Electricity has been around before the Earth formed.
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It may have existed, but back when I was a kid, man had not yet learned how to harness it so we had to watch television by candle light.
 
Well, mom loved the radio and sang along with it. She would have been hearing:
#1 was Judy Garland "Over The Rainbow"
#2 was Kate Smith "God Bless America"
#3 was Glenn Miller "In The Mood"

To which I say, God bless mom for being in the mood and dad for sending her over the rainbow.

If I move back 9 months prior it was
You must have Been a Beautiful Baby
Thanks For The Memories
Jeepers Creepers

I'll let the smart alec comments slide :D
 
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