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Got this from the wonderful little princess.
When I was born: The U.K. number 1 was Anyone Who Had A Heart by Cilla Black. The U.S. number 1 was I Want to Hold Your Hand by The Beatles.
My First Kiss: The U.K. number 1 was I Only Have Eyes For You by Art Garfunkel. The U.S. number 1 was Bad Blood by Neil Sedaka.
High School Graduation: The U.K. number 1 was House Of Fun by Madness. The U.S. number 1 was Ebony and Ivory by Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson.
Honorable Number One Son: The U.K. number 1 was Unchained Melody / (There'll Be Bluebirds Over) The White Cliffs Of Dover by Robson Greene And Jerome Flynn. The U.S. number 1 was Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman? by Bryan Adams.
Honorable Number Two Son: The U.K. number 1 and the U.S. number 1 was Candle In The Wind '97 / Something About The Way You Look Tonight by Elton John.
Yikes! A pretty foul selection, with the exception of Cilla Black, Madness, and the sublimely groovy "Bad-Bad Blood-Blood" Sedaka song.
When I was born: The U.K. number 1 was Anyone Who Had A Heart by Cilla Black. The U.S. number 1 was I Want to Hold Your Hand by The Beatles.
My First Kiss: The U.K. number 1 was I Only Have Eyes For You by Art Garfunkel. The U.S. number 1 was Bad Blood by Neil Sedaka.
High School Graduation: The U.K. number 1 was House Of Fun by Madness. The U.S. number 1 was Ebony and Ivory by Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson.
Honorable Number One Son: The U.K. number 1 was Unchained Melody / (There'll Be Bluebirds Over) The White Cliffs Of Dover by Robson Greene And Jerome Flynn. The U.S. number 1 was Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman? by Bryan Adams.
Honorable Number Two Son: The U.K. number 1 and the U.S. number 1 was Candle In The Wind '97 / Something About The Way You Look Tonight by Elton John.
Yikes! A pretty foul selection, with the exception of Cilla Black, Madness, and the sublimely groovy "Bad-Bad Blood-Blood" Sedaka song.
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The U.S. number 1 on the 24th June 1967 was Respect by Aretha Franklin
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The U.S. number 1 on the 9th May 1976 was Welcome Back by John Sebastian
hmm. just, hmm.
do you ever hear urban dance squad's "deeper shade of soul"?
wow.. you remember the day of your first kiss. do you have that written down somewhere or is it burned in your mind?
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I think I have heard "Deeper Shade of Soul" but I'm so bad at remembering names of songs...and oddly enough, I do remember a lot about that first kiss. It was Halloween and I wore a shiny orange and black can-can girl costume with black patent shoes. I kissed a boy named Lance and his breath smelled like candy corn. I don't remember much about the kiss but I just remember the details of that night for some reason. Weird what we recall from our childhoods...I can see some things so clearly and other things I barely remember at all.