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A song I hadn't heard before- but shortly thereafter, it was Chuck Berry's My Ding a Ling
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What Was the #1 Song on the Day You Were Born?
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The first song that I can recall (my Dad had the 45) from a bit later in my birth year.
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I like my wife's better.
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I didn't think to look up my wife's. She got a better one than me, too!
The Official Rock and Roll song of the State of Ohio!
The Official Rock and Roll song of the State of Ohio!
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Well the year started out with John Lennon which is pretty good and it ended with Olivia Newton John and her Let's Get Physical single. :-(
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The 4 seasons-sherry- Marty Robbins- devil woman
Heeresbergführer
Familiar Face
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Frankie Avalon - Why
Lean'n'mean
I'll Lock Up
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No idea. Couldn't hear the radio above all the racket in the hospital.
PHIL1959
One of the Regulars
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It Doesn't Matter Anymore
Buddy Holly
Buddy Holly
OldStrummer
Practically Family
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Tony Bennet - Because of You
Never heard it before. But it was #1 eight weeks on the chart.
Never heard it before. But it was #1 eight weeks on the chart.
GHT
I'll Lock Up
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"Personality"
Johnny Mercer and The Pied Pipers. The more popular version by Lloyd Price wasn't released until thirteen years later.
This was in the American charts, the British charts didn't start until 1952.
There was, however, a compilation of the most popular sheet music bought, which at the time of my birth suggests:
Perry Como, “Prisoner Of Love”
Johnny Mercer and The Pied Pipers. The more popular version by Lloyd Price wasn't released until thirteen years later.
This was in the American charts, the British charts didn't start until 1952.
There was, however, a compilation of the most popular sheet music bought, which at the time of my birth suggests:
Perry Como, “Prisoner Of Love”
Bugguy
Practically Family
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Third Man Theme - A. Karas (Instrumental)
Hoop-Dee-Doo - Perry Como
Embarrassing!
Hoop-Dee-Doo - Perry Como
Embarrassing!
HanauMan
Practically Family
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I always thought it was the Righteous Brothers' You've Lost That Loving Feeling but it actually was The Supremes with Come See About Me and that was a great song too. I'm happy. 
Cornshucker77
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