OT: What was the #1 song when you were born?
DJ Jazzy Jett
wondered what the number song on the charts was the week you were born?
They say this song is the soundtrack of your life. If you'd like to find
out, log on to http://www.thisdayinmusic.com/cont/choose.html and click
in your birthdate.
As for me, the number one song on the charts the week I was born was
"You keep me hanging on" by the Supremes! Man, I feel old :(
Vince
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Chelsea
the title).
Markie
and
Michael Jackson with Rock With You
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Princess Laura
Love Always,
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Jennifer Marie
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Jennifer Marie
Exile. Anyone ever hear of it?
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Robert
<dj_jaz...@my-deja.com> wrote:
"Get Back" by the Beatles.
Hmmm....what does that say about me?
Rob
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Robert
<chel...@mindspring.com> wrote:
> "Jump" by VanHalen, which I have to say, I don't think I know (at least
> by
> the title).
>
Oh my...I remember very well when I heard that for the first time.
7th grade art class. It (the song) kicked butt.
Robert
uknow...@aol.cometome wrote:
Hmmm...seems appropriate. :-p
Robert
<I-Lov...@msn.com> wrote:
> Well I have to say I have never heard of mine. It is "Kiss You All Over"
> by Exile. Anyone ever hear of it?
>
No, but if a song is supposed to describe you, then I think we should
meet.
;-)
Robert
wrote:
> The Specials with The Specials AKA Live and Michael Jackson with Rock
> With You
>
I am *so* sorry, Markie.
Here, have a beer.
Manda
"Robert" <rlo...@sprynet.com> wrote in message
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> In article <exSEPpZhAHA.176@cpmsnbbsa09>, "Jennifer Marie"
> <I-Lov...@msn.com> wrote:
>
> > Well I have to say I have never heard of mine. It is "Kiss You All Over"
> > by Exile. Anyone ever hear of it?
> >
>
> No
"Kiss You All Over" was the big hit from Exile's first (and only) rock
album, Mixed Emotions (which has never been released on CD :(.
Unfortunately they went country in the early 80s and have had a lot of
success with that. That's rock's loss, I guess. I've seen them at least
once in concert and had to suffer through an hour of country in order to
hear "Kiss You All Over". The group was formed pretty near here, in
Lexington, KY.
Manda
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Crissy Terawaki
revealed that on 17 February 1978, the #1 song was . . .
"Stayin' Alive" by The Bee Gees.
I think I'll start digging my grave now, thank you. :oP
Crissy
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Crissy Terawaki
<njd...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> .....you come and go, you come and go......
> Karma Karma Karma Karma Karma Chameleon....!
*snort* What a spring chicken, this one . . . I remember singing along to
that song on the school bus in elementary school. :oP
Crissy ;o)
BigSis222
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Reeze
>"You keep me hanging on" by the Supremes! Man, I feel old :(
>
"Annie's Song," John Denver. You fill up my seeeennn-seeeesss...
Thanks for the link. =)
Clarice
Dale
Dale
Ordsa
christine
R.J.D.S.
not a bad song at all to be #1 at the time....
RJDS
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Mimay
is kinda embarassing but i used to think that stevie wonder's not
blind...
*Mimay*
"this me-my has just been found
she hid the day we closed the bars
show her that we don't forget
no one is cured here without scars"
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Robert
cri...@nualumni.com.go-cats wrote:
> Oh my God. I swear, I never thought I was that old, until this website
> revealed that on 17 February 1978, the #1 song was . . .
>
> "Stayin' Alive" by The Bee Gees.
>
How old are your grandchildren, Crissy?
Robert
"Manda" <web-g...@bigfoot.commando> wrote:
>
> "Kiss You All Over" was the big hit from Exile's first (and only) rock
> album, Mixed Emotions (which has never been released on CD :(.
> Unfortunately they went country in the early 80s and have had a lot of
> success with that. That's rock's loss, I guess. I've seen them at
> least once in concert and had to suffer through an hour of country in
> order to hear "Kiss You All Over". The group was formed pretty near
> here, in Lexington, KY.
>
> Manda
Goodness gracious me.
You are just a wealth of 80's music info, aren't you?
Robert
bigs...@aol.communicate wrote:
> One Bad Apple by The Osmonds.
lolololol
Manda
> In article <aZqb6.1776$13.1...@newsread1.prod.itd.earthlink.net>,
> "Manda" <web-g...@bigfoot.commando> wrote:
>
> >
> > "Kiss You All Over" was the big hit from Exile's first (and only) rock
> > album, Mixed Emotions (which has never been released on CD :(.
> > Unfortunately they went country in the early 80s and have had a lot of
> > success with that. That's rock's loss, I guess. I've seen them at
> > least once in concert and had to suffer through an hour of country in
> > order to hear "Kiss You All Over". The group was formed pretty near
> > here, in Lexington, KY.
> >
> > Manda
>
>
> Goodness gracious me.
> You are just a wealth of 80's music info, aren't you?
Actually that song was from 1978 or 1979. ;-) The only reason why I know so
much is that Mom's a big fan of theirs and I was trying to find a CD with
songs from that album. One of their greatest hits CDs has 4 or 5 of them.
Manda
Crissy Terawaki
"Robert" <rlo...@sprynet.com> wrote:
> In article <crissy-2301...@caterham.iav.com>,
> cri...@nualumni.com.go-cats wrote:
>
> > Oh my God. I swear, I never thought I was that old, until this website
> > revealed that on 17 February 1978, the #1 song was . . .
> >
> > "Stayin' Alive" by The Bee Gees.
> >
>
>
> How old are your grandchildren, Crissy?
Dude, don't you think you're getting a little personal here? ;o)
Crissy =)
DJ Jazzy Jett
Chelsea <chel...@mindspring.com> wrote:
> "Jump" by VanHalen, which I have to say, I don't think I know (at
least by
> the title).
You'd know it when you hear it. You were born in '84? I was about your
age when "Jump" hit #1. This was Van Halen during their David Lee Roth
period. I remember all the hardcore Van Halen fans were angry when
"Jump" came out and they felt the band had 'sold out' by giving in to
pop mainstream by using synthesizers in their music. I just thought it
was a cool song.
Vince
DJ Jazzy Jett
uknow...@aol.cometome (Princess Laura) wrote:
> "When Doves Cry" by Prince.
I remember when they used to play this song at parties & clubs a lot and
everyone would flock to the dance floor to dance to it...This was before
Prince got weird...Prince was always weird, but this was when Prince was
a cool kinda weird, not like the Prince we know today who is just plain
ol' weird.
DJ Jazzy Jett
"Robert" <rlo...@sprynet.com> wrote:
> In article <20010123170536...@ng-fi1.aol.com>,
> uknow...@aol.cometome wrote:
>
> > "When Doves Cry" by Prince.
> >
> > Love Always, Laura =)
> >
> > "I am the Laur and the Laur is not mocked!"
>
> Hmmm...seems appropriate. :-p
>
Is it appropiate because Lala's as delicate as a dove, or that she cries
a lot? :)
DJ Jazzy Jett
Over" by
> Exile. Anyone ever hear of it?
I still hear this song every once in a while on those "cool hits of the
70s, 80s and 90s" format radio stations. I always thought it was a sexy
song. Kind of like the "I'll make Love to you" of the 70s ;)
DJ Jazzy Jett
"Robert" <rlo...@sprynet.com> wrote:
> "Get Back" by the Beatles.
> Hmmm....what does that say about me?
"Jojo was a man who thought he was a loner, but he knew it wouldnt last.
Jojo left his home in Tucson, Arizona for some California grass.
Get back! Get back! Get back to where you once belonged!"
Which rings true with you? :)
Piper_Holly
Mimay <me-my_i_p...@pinakamaganda.com> wrote:
> Mine's I just called to say I love you by Stevie Wonder... hmm.. this
> is kinda embarassing but i used to think that stevie wonder's not
> blind...
>
Nice song by Stevie Wonder wish I know this song "I Just Want to Be
Your Everything" by Andy Gibb that fall on my Birthday
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DJ Jazzy Jett
Piper_Holly <piper...@usa.net> wrote:
> Nice song by Stevie Wonder wish I know this song "I Just Want to Be
> Your Everything" by Andy Gibb that fall on my Birthday
Andy Gibb was the younger brother of the Bee Gees and he was huge in the
late 70s, I mean like, huge! If you compare him to singers from today,
he'd be like Ricky Martin or Enrique Iglesias, he was that popular.
Unfortunately his career slowly declined through the 80s, until finally
in '86 I think, he OD'd on heroin & died.
Vince
Manda
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>
> Nice song by Stevie Wonder wish I know this song "I Just Want to Be
> Your Everything" by Andy Gibb that fall on my Birthday
I sympathize with you. Mine is "Shadow Dancing" by Andy Gibb. Ick, I hate
that song. And in the UK it's a song from Grease. Double ick.
Manda
Erica Lea Marie
hehe! ive never heard of it!
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bruce
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tin_kim
Eye Of The Tiger by Survivor (uk)
tin =)
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<dj_jaz...@my-deja.com> wrote:
LOL
Now *that's* putting me in a no-win situation, huh?
lol..since I'd probably get slapped with either answer, I'll just say:
oh, I suddenly developed carpal tunnel syndrome!
Robert
poch...@aol.com wrote:
> mine was Centrefold by The J. Geils Band hehe! ive never heard of it!
>
Oh my.
That is definitely one of the definitive songs of the 80's.
Princess Laura
>Now *that's* putting me in a no-win situation, huh?
>lol..since I'd probably get slapped with either answer, I'll just say:
>oh, I suddenly developed carpal tunnel syndrome!
Rob, you're going to get slapped anyway.
*SMACK*
Cheryl
Max Waterman
UK : "Get off my cloud" by the "Rolling Stones"
US : "Get off my cloud" by the "Rolling Stones"
Looks like they were like minded either side of the pond, eh?
Can't stand the Rolling Stones myself.
I was born in Cyprus, so I don't identify with either of the
locations particularly; on my birth day at least.
God bless.
Max.
DJ Jazzy Jett wrote:
> I apologize if anybody's mentioned this already, but have you ever
> wondered what the number song on the charts was the week you were born?
> They say this song is the soundtrack of your life. If you'd like to find
> out, log on to http://www.thisdayinmusic.com/cont/choose.html and click
> in your birthdate.
>
> As for me, the number one song on the charts the week I was born was
> "You keep me hanging on" by the Supremes! Man, I feel old :(
>
>
> Vince
Trey
UK: "Love Me for a Reason" by The Osmonds (not sure if i wanted to hear
this one, lol)
Trey
cmc...@yahoo.com
Free by Deniece Williams (UK)- never heard of it. It's probably disco.
I was born during the disco era.
Cassie
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"Tie that Yellow Ribbon Around the Ole Oak Tree"
-Mike
DJ Jazzy Jett
poch...@aol.com (Erica Lea Marie) wrote:
> mine was Centrefold by The J. Geils Band
> hehe! ive never heard of it!
"My blood runs cold, my memory has just been sold! My Angel in a
centerfold, Angel in a centerfold! Na na na na na na na na na na na na
na na na na!"
Ring any bells? :)
Vince
Piper_Holly
DJ Jazzy Jett <dj_jaz...@my-deja.com> wrote:
> Andy Gibb was the younger brother of the Bee Gees and he was huge in
the
> late 70s, I mean like, huge! If you compare him to singers from today,
> he'd be like Ricky Martin or Enrique Iglesias, he was that popular.
> Unfortunately his career slowly declined through the 80s, until
finally
> in '86 I think, he OD'd on heroin & died.
>
Thanks for the info about Andy Gibb, I like Bee Gees they are
superb.Any body like Bee Gees here, what are you favorite songs played
by them????
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But one thing I do: Forgetting what is behind
and straining toward what is ahead. "
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ya...@my-deja.com
Going Underground / Dreams Of Children by The Jam (UK)...
Don't know any of those songs but I've heard of the band...
Yani:)
In article <94kprr$fs0$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,
DJ Jazzy Jett <dj_jaz...@my-deja.com> wrote:
> I apologize if anybody's mentioned this already, but have you ever
> wondered what the number song on the charts was the week you were
born?
> They say this song is the soundtrack of your life. If you'd like to
find
> out, log on to http://www.thisdayinmusic.com/cont/choose.html and
click
> in your birthdate.
>
> As for me, the number one song on the charts the week I was born was
> "You keep me hanging on" by the Supremes! Man, I feel old :(
>
> Vince
>
dylan...@my-deja.com
Jovi
I dunno the song but I know Bon Jovi .I like his mtv "Its my life".
ya...@my-deja.com
Going Underground / Dreams Of Children by The Jam (UK)
Yani
In article <94kprr$fs0$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,
DJ Jazzy Jett <dj_jaz...@my-deja.com> wrote:
> I apologize if anybody's mentioned this already, but have you ever
> wondered what the number song on the charts was the week you were
born?
> They say this song is the soundtrack of your life. If you'd like to
find
> out, log on to http://www.thisdayinmusic.com/cont/choose.html and
click
> in your birthdate.
>
> As for me, the number one song on the charts the week I was born was
> "You keep me hanging on" by the Supremes! Man, I feel old :(
>
> Vince
>
Crissy Terawaki
> Jack and Diane by John Cougar (usa)
:o) I like that song. It's so fun!
Trey
> Probably the longest song title in history:
>
> "Tie that Yellow Ribbon Around the Ole Oak Tree"
but not longer than "Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth with Money in my
Hand".. ;-)
Trey
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JoY
In article <20010123170536...@ng-fi1.aol.com>,
uknow...@aol.cometome (Princess Laura) wrote:
> "When Doves Cry" by Prince.
>
> Love Always,
> Laura =)
>
> "I am the Laur and the Laur is not mocked!"
>
di...@my-deja.com
hmmmm..never heard of it
JoY
MECHHELO
>"The Streak" by Ray Stevens
>
>hmmmm..never heard of it
>
its a classic...dont look ethel.....
bruce
not saying i did or didnt
ya...@my-deja.com
I don't I've heard any of the song but I've heard of the band
U.K. = Going Underground / Dreams Of Children by The Jam
U.S. = Another Brick in the Wall (Part II) by Pink Floyd