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What Was the #1 Song on the US Charts the Day You Were Born ??? Find Out Here.

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There are several apps that will do this. Just put in your birthday and it will give you the song.

 

Playback.fm | #1 Song On Your Birthday

 

Birthday No #1

 

The #1 Song On Your Birthday

 

 

You can find the #1 US Billboard song on your special day. Some of these will also enable you to find the #1 Country song as well. Post the Billboard #1 Song on Your Birthday.

 

I didn't have to check the #1 on the day I was born. I've known for a long time what is was.

Do you find a strange existential correlation between the song and your life??? Just something to ponder.

 

Wednesday, October 3 1962, The #1 HIT Song:

The Four Seasons - Sherry

 

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Interestingly enough, I have always been a fan of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons. I like my birthday song, Sherry, but I have to admit, Ragdoll is the better song.

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Oh, Pretty Woman/Roy Orbison October 4th 1964

 

Great song. Our birthdays are a day apart. Very cool.

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Hey Jude - The Beatles

 

11/2/68

 

Awesome tune. I can remember singing that one over and over as a young lad. Loved it.

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Interestingly enough, Frankie Valli & the Four seasons had a hit in '75 with a song about a night 14 months after I was born. If the song had been called "Oh What a Night(October 1962), I would have really been freaked out.

 

Bonnie Tyler - Total Eclipse of the Heart

 

October 3, 1983

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Bonnie Tyler - Total Eclipse of the Heart

 

October 3, 1983

 

One of my favorite tunes of the eighties. I always wished I had written that line,"Total eclipse of the heart." Love it. Maybe there's something to the day and song connection. I feel a connection to these Oct 3 songs.

"Little Things Mean A Lot"

Kitty Kallen

 

If it's not the worst song I've ever heard it's definitely in the Top 10. I'm glad I was an infant in 1954. :D

I'm Sorry - Brenda Lee - August 1, 1960

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Beethoven Symphony No. 5

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