Birthday No. 1's
 

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Here's mine (29/1/81)

UK: Imagine - John Lennon

USA: (Just like) Starting Over - John Lennon

AUS: (Just like) Starting Over - John Lennon

Pretty sweet! I got John Lennon! :thumb:

UK: The One And Only by Chesney Hawkes

USA: I've Been Thinking About You by Londonbeat

AUS: Joyride by Roxette

I don't know any of those bands/songs.

Number Ones hits on July 9 1991 were...
UK
Any Dream Will Do by Jason Donovan


USA
Rush Rush by Paula Abdul


Australia
Grease Megamix by Olivia Newton John & John Travolta


lame =/

UK
Turtle Power by Partners In Kryme

US
Vision Of Love by Mariah Carey

Australia
U Can't Touch This by M C Hammer

That last song is so you.

I was thinking more the Mariah Carey but w/e

UK; Those Were The Days - Mary Hopkin.
US; Hey Jude - Beatles.
AUS; Hey Jude - Beatles.

Funny how it wasn't number 1 in England.

UK
Ice Ice Baby by Vanilla Ice


USA
Because I Love You (The Postman Song) by Stevie B


Australia
Unchained Melody by Righteous Brothers

UK
Sealed With A Kiss by Jason Donovan


USA
Wind Beneath My Wings by Bette Midler


Australia
Eternal Flame by The Bangles

wahey :S

You must have been born on 'International Bad Taste Day'.

:P tomorrow

...is your birthday?

yup! at least, I think so...

All the best for tomorrer, me left footed friend. :)

I win.

UK: Stay by Shakespears Sister

USA: Save The Best For Last by Vanessa Williams

AUS: Saltwater by Julian Lennon

Wow, the more I read the luckier I feel. good work on Hey Jude though RT.

U.K.
Y.M.C.A. by Village People


USA
Too Much Heaven by The Bee Gees


Australia
Y.M.C.A. by Village People

You'd probably recognise the bottom 2, even if you don't know them by name.


My birthday No. 1s suck. :(

UK - "Theme from ""S Express""" by S Express

US - Where Do Broken Hearts Go? by Whitney Houston

AUS - Get Outta My Dreams Get Into My Car by Billy Ocean

UK: (Everything I Do) I Do It For You by Bryan Adams

US: Unbelievable by E.M.F

AU: Read My Lips by Melissa


..

Number Ones hits on August 15 1982 were...
UK
Come On Eileen by Dexy's Midnight Runners


USA
Eye Of The Tiger by Survivor


Australia
I Ran (So Far Away) by A Flock Of Seagulls



:laughing: Dear Lord...

Innuendo by Queen

The First Time by Surface

Ice Ice Baby by Vanilla Ice


wow mine kinda suck...except queen, but the album sucks

Hahaha, now imagine it on the radio during your birth..........Dun........Dun Dun Dun................ Dun Dun Dun.........Dun dun dunnnnnnn.......

^Hah. Thats great.

UK
Dub Be Good To Me by Beats International featuring Lindy

USA
Escapade by Janet Jackson

AUS
Nothing Compares 2 U by Sinead O'Connor

omg thats horrible :(

Spot the old duffer!

UK Daytripper/We Can Work It Out (double A side) - The Beatles

USA Turn Turn Turn - The Byrds

AUS Que Sera Sera - Normie Rowe & The Playboys (who?) :confused:

I'm pretty sure I have all of you topped:

UK:
Love Me For A Reason by The Osmonds

USA:
(You're) Having My Baby by Paul Anka with Odia Coates

OZ:
Evie (Pt 1) by Stevie Wright

Cream of the crap folks :(

And here I was thinking you were 22!

He must be more lost than we thought!

And to answer your question:

Normie Rowe

Australia’s biggest pop star of the sixties, Normie Rowe defied the logic of the times. His period of peak popularity came when the Beatles were dominating the charts around the world. It was the period of popular music where most established solo singers were suddenly banished from the charts, and young singers were joining or forming bands. And yet, here was this Melbourne teenager creating pop riots and becoming the first Melbourne recording artist to achieve a national Australian No.1.


And Que Sera Sera (whatever will be will be) is pronounced: k serrah serrah.