Am I the only poster so far to have this happen to them?
I entered my birthdate and clicked on the US flag, and was to to enter a valid date, because the US charts started 1/1/55. So that means my birthday is(cough) before that. The funniest part, and this is absolutely trues that my birthdate is 12/31/54. So I figured that the two dates would have the same #1 song, and it’s something I never heard of “Let Me Go Lover” by someone named Joan Weber. God, I geel so old.
Let’s see… in both the US and UK it was “something stupid” by Frank and Nancy Sinatra. Oh wait, that was my ex. Grrrr. Now when was my bday again?
ugh. . .June 10, '86. . . Madonna in the US. Spirit in the Sky in UK.
the U.S. No.1 on the 2nd January 1983 was Maneater by
Daryl Hall and John Oates
the U.K. No.1 on the 2nd January 1983 was Save Your Love by
Renee and Renato
(Do a little dance, make a little love)…Get Down Tonight—by KC and the Sunshine band—US (too cool)
Can’t give you anything (but my love)–The Stylistics—UK
and my “life theme” songs–
Can’t help falling in love–UB40
Mr. Vain—Culture beat
I must say, I am pleasantly surprised…
In the UK: Hey Girl Don’t Bother Me by The Tams
In the US: Maggie May by Rod Stewart
-Belz
26 July 1979
Bad Girls - Donna Summer
Bad girls
talking about the sad girls
sad girls
talking about the bad girls, yeah
Me: (UK chart, no US chart at the time) Hold My Hand, Don Cornell
robyno: (UK) I See the Moon, The Stargazers
donokid1 (US) (Just Like) Starting Over, John Lennon
donokid2 (US) Say You, Say Me, Lionel Richie
Scott, no way! Those are the coolest yet, by far. I’m jealous. My American one was Sugar Shack.
My 18th birthday(lifesong) is “Un-break My Heart” by Toni Braxton(US.) My songs aren’t that bad, considering that if I had been born a month later I would have born about the same time as Wolverine. “Le Freak” and “Y.M.C.A.” Shudder
December 12, 1969
Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye by
Steam
and
the U.K. No.1 on the 12th December 1969 was… Sugar Sugar by
The Archies
For my big 18th birthday: Faith by
George Michael
and
China In Your Hand by
T’pau
Wonder which one I’ll be singing for the rest of the day…
Yesterday
Always considered this one of my favourite Beatles tunes.
Cool
Mine was Lady by Kenny Rogers.
I’m pretty sure I’ve never even heard of that song.
June 11, 1969:
Beatles, The Ballad of John and Yoko (UK)
Beatles, Get Back (US)
I cannot believe y’all are willing to give out your email addresses & your birthdates to these people. I smell a rat. A big fat rat carved out of spam, despite their weak claim that they won’t sell your address.
A hard-copy?! That’s a good trick- must be new technology. And what’s the point of having a check-box so you can submit your email address and birthdate without sending the song title, if that’s all it’s for?
Anyway, curiousity led me to look up the number one song for my birthday elsewhere on the web:
Smokey Robinson & the Miracles – Tears of a Clown, according to Billboard.
Bummer.
on 4th Novemeber '85
US - ‘Part-time Lover’ by Stevie Wonder.
UK - ‘The Power Of Love’ by Jennifer Rush.
wow… I have never heard either of these songs
OK, I just posted in Lobsangs “Signs you’re getting old” thread. Now I need to post there again! 
It’s hard to believe there are grown-ups alive who’ve never heard of “Part-time Lover” or Kim Carnes. Not your fault, kids… I must be getting old indeed.
I think… I’m going… to be… sick…
US: Shadow Dancing by Andy Gibb
UK : You’re The One That I Want by John Travolta And Olivia Newton-John
June of 1978 was a dark time for popular music.
Mine was Diana Ross’s Ain’t No Mountain High Enough.
My wife’s was Happy Together by the Turtles
I don’t know which is worse: the UK #1 was “Take a Chance on Me” by Abba, and the US #1 was “Stayin’ Alive” by the Bee Gees. I don’t know how anyone survived the 70’s.