Off Topic What was at number one when you where born?
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since we have gone off on a tangent from the original request, my number 1 offerings are
Conception (assuming 40 weeks) - Rolling Stones, Its all over now
Birth - The Beatles, Ticket to ride
First City home game - Cliff Richard, We don't talk anymore.
Conception (assuming 40 weeks) - Rolling Stones, Its all over now
Birth - The Beatles, Ticket to ride
First City home game - Cliff Richard, We don't talk anymore.
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest is definitely one of my all time favourite films, and Jack Nicholson one of my all time favourite actors
My Birthday number 1 - Tom Jones - It's Not Unusual
My youngest son shares his with Mr Blobby !
My youngest son shares his with Mr Blobby !
Bloody hell, this takes me back ...
Conception - Oh dear, I would have to think of my mum in red feathers and a Hula Hula Skirt!
Birth - Hull lad David Whitfield's version of Answer Me, which replaced the same song by Frankie Laine, but much better done later, but not No.1, by Nat King Cole.
First (remembered) game: I had just turned 5 and we thrashed Doncaster Rovers 5-1 at Bootherry Park - my Granddad thought it a lucky omen and we often laughed about it when we got beat, hence the memory, although it had drifted for me! No1 was "Hoots Mon", by Lord Rockinghams' XI.
Aye, December 1958 which I only recently bothered to trace after being reminded of it by someone who did!
Good thread this.
Conception - Oh dear, I would have to think of my mum in red feathers and a Hula Hula Skirt!
Birth - Hull lad David Whitfield's version of Answer Me, which replaced the same song by Frankie Laine, but much better done later, but not No.1, by Nat King Cole.
First (remembered) game: I had just turned 5 and we thrashed Doncaster Rovers 5-1 at Bootherry Park - my Granddad thought it a lucky omen and we often laughed about it when we got beat, hence the memory, although it had drifted for me! No1 was "Hoots Mon", by Lord Rockinghams' XI.
Aye, December 1958 which I only recently bothered to trace after being reminded of it by someone who did!
Good thread this.
good spot.......not sure where the fudge that living doll came from! it was green door, not even a Cliff song in sight in 81.........