What was number 1 the day you were born

[enaid]

This day in Music ::

[enaid]

I'll go first cause the bloody thing wasn't started :rolleyes:
so i don't know lol

[RLJ]

Make your mind up enaid just posted this elsewhere

Frankie Lane, "I Beleive". Wasnt started how old are you enaid?

[enaid]

cheeky begger, i hardly know you pmsl

[RLJ]

And I thought I was old! He He

[Paule]

Merry Xmas Everybody by Slade -

[enaid]

Make your mind up enaid just posted this elsewhere

Frankie Lane, "I Beleive". Wasnt started how old are you enaid?

i hadn't put the link in the other post, so this will tell you what it was if you can't remember!!!!!!!

[RLJ]

3 Years minimum older than me!

[Paule]

I'll go first cause the bloody thing wasn't started :rolleyes:
so i don't know lol

The first British record sales chart ("The Hit Parade") did not appear until 14th November 1952

[RLJ]

Remember What?

[RLJ]

Wasnt born then PK

[RLJ]

Conceived maybe but not born.

[Paule]

7 Jan 1950
You're Breaking My Heart
Ink Spots

[enaid]

How old are you RLJ?

[Paule]

The first British record sales chart ("The Hit Parade") did not appear until 14th November 1952. Prior to that (and for many years afterwards), popular songs were measured by sales of sheet music, which was purchased both by professional musicians who performed live in pubs, clubs and theatres, and by keen amateurs who would play pianos, accordions etc at home.
Throughout the 1950s, Radio Luxembourg broadcast a sheet music Top 20. This was the first ever Top Twenty countdown show, and set the pattern of chart shows for the decades that followed