See what song was No.1 on the day you were born

[Mudbugclub]

Have you seen this?

It shows you what was No.1 in the charts on the day you were born.
(Go to Birthday No.1 at the top of the site).

My number 1's are
'You're So Vain' by Carly Simon in the US
'Long Haired Lover From Liverpool' by Little Jimmy Osmond in the UK

Loads of other good fun music trivia on the site as well.

[The Dark Knight]

Island Girl - Elton John in the US

Everything I Own - Ken Boothe in the UK

[horsesense]

Thats too cool..
Big Girls Dont Cry by the Four Seasons, and on my 18th BD Lady by Kenny Rogers..
May have something to do with why Im so fortunate with the women..

[Jared]

US - That's The Way (I Like It) KC & The Sunshine Band

D.I.V.O.R.C.E. - Billy Connolly


Hmmm


One song sucks, the other I have never heard of.

Most importantly, KISS's "Alive!" album was released that day. It must have been destiny that they would be my favorite band.

[Big Buck 1981]

August 2, 1981 - "Jesse's Girl" by Rick Springfield

Then I thought I'd try my 21st just for kicks...

August 2, 2002 - "Hot In Here" by Nelly

Damn! I don't really like either one of those.

[mattos]

still by the commodores?! i've never heard of it.

[Den21-Bal19]

How Can I Be Sure - David Cassidy

Baby Don't Get Hooked on Me - Mac Davis on your side of the pond.

Never heard of either

[chickennob2]

damn "new kids on the block" on my bday, i checked 9/11, its Im Real - JLo

[RealBronco]

UK: Pass the Dutchie -- Musical Youth (never heard of it...sounds funny though).

USA: "Information is not Available" (Apparently here in the U.S. the music community was so in awe and reverance at my birth that they just stopped playing music).

[The Dark Knight]

UK: Pass the Dutchie -- Musical Youth (never heard of it...sounds funny though).

USA: "Information is not Available" (Apparently here in the U.S. the music community was so in awe and reverance at my birth that they just stopped playing music).

Yeah, I remember that song. It was probably #1 in the US also.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/clipserve/B000002R3S001001/0/103-5305261-2899067

play the song on the list below if you can. You might have heard it.

[Den21-Bal19]

[QUOTE=RealBronco]UK: Pass the Dutchie -- Musical Youth (never heard of it...sounds funny though).[QUOTE]

I can remember it unfortunately! A group of kids, between 8 & 16 years old (I think). Sort of reggaeish tune, if I remember correctly a Dutchie is some sort of Jamaican cooking pot. I think they did the same thing that most child star do, went completely off the rails.

Damn, you've got me feeling old now

[Jared]

still by the commodores?! i've never heard of it.

http://www.oldielyrics.com/lyrics/the_commodores/still.html

That was a big hit for them. Maybe you're too young? I was 4 or 5, but I remember it.


For my 21st:

UK: Breathe "The Prodigy" (Breathe is still together???Geez...they must be pushing 50)

US: Sorry! Number 1's being added - this feature will be working on Monday 31st Jan 2005.


Hmmmm...Today is Feb 17, 2005. Slackers.

Through my own research, I found out it was "Don't Speak" by No Doubt. A song that I kinda like. The bass part is cool, and the harmony vocals are cool too. Its an alright tune.

[The Dark Knight]

[QUOTE=Den21-Bal19][QUOTE=RealBronco]UK: Pass the Dutchie -- Musical Youth (never heard of it...sounds funny though).

I can remember it unfortunately! A group of kids, between 8 & 16 years old (I think). Sort of reggaeish tune, if I remember correctly a Dutchie is some sort of Jamaican cooking pot. I think they did the same thing that most child star do, went completely off the rails.

Damn, you've got me feeling old now

Unfortunately?

That song was the biz-ong do-diggity wiggity!

Alright, I'm not very good at that.

[Jared]

I can remember it unfortunately! A group of kids, between 8 & 16 years old (I think). Sort of reggaeish tune, if I remember correctly a Dutchie is some sort of Jamaican cooking pot. I think they did the same thing that most child star do, went completely off the rails.

yes. But that was actually a change. It was from some Jamaican folk tune that originally went "pass the kutchie (spelling)?" Anyway, that word means "joint", so the label was like...ummmmm we can't have kids singing that.......lets change it.

[The Dark Knight]

yes. But that was actually a change. It was from some Jamaican folk tune that originally went "pass the kutchie (spelling)?" Anyway, that word means "joint", so the label was like...ummmmm we can't have kids singing that.......lets change it.

Yeah, I think we all knew what it meant at the time though. Hell, I was only 7 and I knew what it meant.