NFR.NO 1 single on the day you were born.

[Fulham 442]

"Great Balls of Fire" - Jerry Lee Lewis!

[bobby01]

Cry, by johnny ray and the four lads, 20-01-1952, gonna try and find it now.

[YankeeJim]

Music wasn't invented until the year after I was born.

That rhythm you beat out on the bars of your cot with your rattle has a lot to answer for......

Ok you win. Peg o' My Heart by The Harmonicats July 1947
Boring song.

[White Rabbit]

Pre British, but something called Rag Mop by the Ames Brothers was top in the US. Now to find it.

[bobbo]

Perry como for me too " till the end of time "

[CincyFulham1]

Get off of my Cloud, the Stones

[rogerpbackinMidEastUS]

Hop Scotch Polka -  Billy Whitlock   ??????

[ToodlesMcToot]

"I Heard It Thru The Grapevine" ...... the Marvin Gaye version.....not the friggin' Raisins.

[The Equalizer]

Mamma Mia - ABBA
9th Feb 1976

[kiwian]

Mule Train, Frankie Laine, lots of whips cracking!!!!!!!!!

[stevehawkinslidingtackle]

Never even thought to look prior to this thread. Weirdly pleased it was a decent one.
' Horse with no name '  - America.

[HatterDon]

checked this out a few years ago and -- to my great surprise, I'd neither heard of the song or the artist: "People are Talking" by The Frankie Carle Orchestra

[Mokes]

Mony Mony- Billy Idol

[Holders]

Just looked it up: Cara Mia - David Whitfield, with chorus and Mantovani and his orchestra.

[Holders]

" I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts, have a banana "
By Fred Weatherton.

We used to sing a song about that lot up the road when I think Tommy Docherty was their manager, can't remember the words now but it used to end with " I've got a lovely bunch of dozey c@nts. Any of you old Gits remember it? 092.gif

I remember the first line "I've got a lovely bunch of dozey c4ntz". But I don't recall the second line "Any of you old Gits remember it".
'Ave a banana'!

I remember it being sung. We also sang another one about them to the tune of Yellow Submarine.

[Fulham Tup North]

Mamma Mia - ABBA
9th Feb 1976

The only fact I know about that song, is that the record which preceded it as #1 was 'Queens - Bohemian Rhapsody', which never mentions the title anywhere in the song...... but does mention 'Mama Mia, the #1 song which followed it!! 

[Fulham Tup North]

For me it was Elvis Presley with 'Crying in the Chapel'.  Not exactly a foot tapper!!
COYW

[BestOfBrede]

As I love You - Shirley Bassey

[Williams Tale]

Just walkin in the rain by Johnnie Ray .

[Jonaldiniho 88]

I should be so lucky - kylie.