What was the #1 song on the day you were

[Ruwach10]

mine was the theme song from Mohaganey (hope I spelled that right) performed by Diana Ross.......just looked it up on google, hehehe....I don't think that I have ever heard this song and am not even sure if that is a movie, tv show, etc.......will have to do some more "google-ing", hehehe...

 

[Carrie4Him]

Dionne & Friends - That's What Friends Are For

 

[swsavedbygrace]

I Just Called To Say I Love You - Stevie Wonder

 

[IloveJesus92]

Wow, mine is terrible.
"I'm Too Sexy" by Right Said Fred

....seriously?
Why couldn't I have gotten a nice song? Haha.

 

[Johnnyv]

Manana (is soon enough for me) by Peggy Lee

 

[LeanaJo]

Convoy (by C.W. McCall)

(January 9, 1976)

 

[Quarter2Heaven]

My Sweet Lord by George Harrison

 

[Sweetrainbow]

Angels - My Boyfriend's Back

 

[smitty]

i was told it was Jailhouse rock by Elvis

 

[51_5_16-18]

Flashdance... What A Feeling - Irene Cara - never heard it

 

[David777]

Suprising thread.

I am not 100% sure but I think it was "Brothers in Arms, by Dire Straits".

This was the number one album, thus the number one song
in all probability was one of the tracks from that album.

Hey Stephen, I think the line you intended to use was
"I think I have reached my use by date".

 

[B-A-C]

Sleepwalk - by Santo and Johnny.

 

[kamiller1972]

Oh my!

Oh my..."My Ding-a-Ling" by Chuck Berry *head to desk*:embarasse

 

[HisSummerRose]

:shade: 1. All Shook Up – Elvis Presley

 

[Cariad Iesu]

In 1960 at the time of my 1st birth it was Elvis Presley......."Its now or never".(sigh)those were the days.

 

[N8VFlower]

Not sure how reliable the source was, but "You Light Up My Life" by Debbie Boone. :huh: If I had been born a few months earlier, it would have been Fleetwood Mac or Eagles....that would have been better....oh well...:immature:

 

[Acebopata]

Mine was, embarrassing to say, Baby Got Back. Eck!

 

[AbbysAunt]

I was born on March 15,1970 and the number one song was I believe "Bridge Over Troubled Water" by Simon and Garfunkel.