What was number 1 on your birthday

MetalGuy71 wrote:

'Brown Sugar' by the Rolling Stones. Cool. That explains why I taste so good, just like a young girl should.

bgsully wrote:

Mine was: Disco Duck (Part 1) by Rick Dees and His Cast of Idiots

I don't even know who that is.

It was a byproduct of 70's disco and mountains of cocaine. Rick Dees was a radio dj. I have fond memories of playing that song on an 8-track in my grandparents car.

Rick Dees dances like how a 400 pound person walks.  
Maybe he was a Fat Albert fan. The bass line fits...

The Monkees- I'm a Believer

'Seasons in the Sun" By Terry Jacks

Tragedy by the Bee Gees

The UK number one on my birthday was Gloria Gaynor's I Will Survive. That's rather an unfortunate combination of song titles.

the sentinel wrote:

'Seasons in the Sun" By Terry Jacks

The single most depressing song that I have ever heard! (and you guys have heard some of the stuff I listen to )

"Show and Tell" by Al Wilson (although other sources say it was "You're Sixteen" by Ringo Starr).

007 wrote:

This Guy's in Love with You by Herb Alpert


Okay....never heard that one I think

That's a good one! I listened to a lot of Herb Alpert when I visited my grandma's when I was a kid. She had a bunch of his records (now they are in my collection).

Being the oldest Rocker here & having been born in the year of Rock N' Roll  this is the song, lol..

Lipps Inc.-Funky Town--I checked this years back and it made sense why I like that song.

Morbid curiosity led me to click that link, expecting the worst... And then...

Let's Dance - David Bowie.

Ok, fair play. Because I was feeling lucky, I clicked the sub-link for the song I was conceived to and got Eye of the Tiger by Survivor!

akeldama wrote:

Lipps Inc.-Funky Town--I checked this years back and it made sense why I like that song.

Nope I'm pretty sure that you like it because it's awesome!! 

Somebody shoot me:



I also have the same birthday (not year obviously) as Hulk Hogan. But it doesn't mean anything!!!!!

Ace Frehley " How High The Moon "

by Les and Mary Paul ( Not Stanley )