Birth Day No 1's

**Bobinovich** · 12-May-06, 22:18

Originally Posted by jings00

Mine wis:
Mary Hopkin - Those Were The Days.

Snap! Weird, eh! Probably ken ye from school if you were in THS...

**angela5** · 12-May-06, 22:19

chuck berry-my ding-a-ling...

**Cedric Farthsbottom III** · 12-May-06, 22:23

Originally Posted by pultneytooner

When are you gonna sing it in the legion then???

Already done it ma pal.

**Bingobabe** · 12-May-06, 22:28

Mines was irene cara fame maybe thats why i still like that tune.

**souperman** · 12-May-06, 22:29

Frank Field. " I remember you"
I took a right shine to this when Sky used it to advertise the movie channel many years ago, didn`t realise at the time it meant something to me.

**Bingobabe** · 12-May-06, 22:31

Originally Posted by girnigoe

Now Im confused!!

I got mine a few months ago from this site www.doyouremember.co.uk -
its about halfway down the page.

Only problem is they both tell me something different! Now which one do I believe??

Mines is the same irene cara fame

**Whitewater** · 12-May-06, 22:33

I must be too old, mine is not there.

**pultneytooner** · 12-May-06, 22:46

Damn, I missed that one cedric, next time eh? mibbes aye, mibbes naw.

**Cedric Farthsbottom III** · 12-May-06, 22:48

Definetely mibbes aye.

**Ricco** · 13-May-06, 07:58

Actually, I have just had a look at what mine might have been. I'm not there... I wasn't born!! (crawls away and weaps in the corner)

**Buttercup** · 13-May-06, 15:33

Mine's ROSE MARIE sung by Slim Whitman.
A bit of info for you:
The British Market Research Bureau provided the first indepentandly prepared chart compilation in 1969. Before that the singles charts were compiled by various music trade papers. The BBC compiled it's own chart based on all the music publications charts.
In other words before 1969 it depended what paper you read as to what was number 1.