Number 1 when you were born

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Can't be any worse than the Pet Shop Boys, Rick Astley or George Michael. Them three were top of the charts on 21st Dec 1987 in the UK, US & Aus.

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Telstar by The Tornados. 1st November 1962 and, no, it wasn't on frigging 78!

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A few people with 1991 on here! Tragically, i was born in February that year, so the number 1 when i was born was The Simpson's 'Do the Bartman'. Had i been born 3 days later as expected, it would have been The Clash 'Should i stay or should i go'.
 
Febbos said:
The 90s rocked :)
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It did indeed, it was a great decade for music. Had a CD made for my 18th Birthday of songs from the year i was born (91) Some good songs on there, Bryan Adams 'Everythin i do', Nirvana 'Smells like teen spirit', The Source 'You got the love', Rozalla 'Everybody's free' and of course Chesney Hawkes 'The one and only'!
 
x said:
oy foul! some people rewriting history on here. steve muller band rocknme oct 1976 number 11. you require dancing queen by abba or mississississippby by pussy cat.
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In USA this was number one.
 
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