Fill in your date of Birth on the link and it will tell you what was no. 1 on the day you were born.
(it only goes to 1952, so if you’re before that, I dont know, let just say it was George Formby singing “When I’m Cleaning Windows”)
incidentaly, while searching for this site, I came across the rather morbid http://www.mycemetry.com
while it is a good Idea for people to be able to have somewhere to remember their pets, who would want to go around reading other pets “gravestones”??
When I was born it was “Sugar Baby Love” by the Rubettes. I have no idea who they are or what the song sounds like. Maybe cause I was born in Korea and they only had Korean music playing in the delivery room.
On the day my son was born, 2 July 1995, the number one song was “Abbaesque” by Erasure. That, I remember.
All it says is “This is Only A Test!”? Are you playing a sick sort of joke, trying to see how many people would rather read pet headstones than work? Because, mister, I’ll have you know that one of my turtles is looking a little off, and I had a very good reason for looking at that site (I’m no good at writing epitaphs). You suck!
‘Stupid Cupid’ by Connie Francis - a certain irony, there.
I remember ‘Blockbuster’ before it was a video store (“You better beware, you’d better take care…” Kind of explains any subsequent absence of musical taste AKA Rush …and even ‘Sugar Baby Love’, though I was too young to be influenced by sequins and high pitched delivery. Thank the Lord for small mercies.
OK, I have to seriously take issue with all things said against Slade. ‘Cum on feel the noise’ was, and is, a classic. And Noddy Holder’s sideburns are still an iconoclastic fashion statement.