Madonna "Open Your Heart"

Ebony and ivory. Stevie Wonder and Paul McCartney June 28 1982.

 

I hate that song

Ebony and ivory. Stevie Wonder and Paul McCartney June 28 1982.

 

I hate that song

 

Cringe worthy!!!

Lonely Boy-Paul Anka

July 18, 1959

Lonely Boy-Paul Anka

July 18, 1959

 

Me: "You can't hurry love" -The Supremes

Wife: "RESPECT" - Aretha Franklin

Son: "Baby got back" - Sir Mix a lot

Daughter: "Lady Marmalade" - Christina, Pink, Maya, Lil Kim

 

Not bad overall for the family.

"Lost in Emotion" by Lisa Lisa and the Cult Jam.

 

Whatever the heck that is.

On the day that I was born in May of 1964 the Number 1 song was "Can't Buy Me Love" by The Beatles in its 5th week of holding down the Number 1 position.

 

When I was 3 days old "Hello Dolly" sung by Louis Armstrong moved into the Number 1 position staying there for just one week.

 

From February 1 - May 9 The Beatles held the Number 1 position for 14 consecutive weeks with:

 

1. "I Want To Hold Your Hand" - 7 Weeks and was also the Number 1 song in all of 1964.

 

2. "She Loves You" - 2 Weeks

 

3. "Can't Buy Me Love" - 5 Weeks

 

Then again on May 30th - "Love Me Do" moved into Number 1 for 1 Week.

 

Then on August 1 "A Hard Days Night" - 2 Weeks

 

And on December 26 - "I Feel Fine" for 3 Weeks counting the first 2 weeks of 1965.

 

In all of 1964 The Beatles held the Number 1 position for a total of 18 weeks with 6 different songs.

 

One the day that I was born Johnny Cash's "Understand Your Man" was in its 6th and final week at Number 1 on the Country Charts.

 

For whatever reason I cannot locate the R&B charts for 1964.

 

While Wikipedia lists ever Number 1 R&B song from 1943- Present, the only year not noted is 1964.... Go figure.

 

I did however find that The Impressions with lead vocalist Curtis Mayfield held 2 Weeks in May of 1964 at the Number 1 position on what was then referred to as the Cashbox R&B charts with "Keep On Pushing".

Ebony and ivory. Stevie Wonder and Paul McCartney June 28 1982.

 

I hate that song

 

The Eddie Murphy/Joe Piscopo version is much better!

Romantic by Karyn White on 10/27/1991. Never heard of it.

Invisible Touch by Genesis.

"Sherry" by the 4 seasons.

It appears I was conceived to " The lion sleeps tonight " by the Tokens.

"Sherry" by the 4 seasons.

It appears I was conceived to " The lion sleeps tonight " by the Tokens.

 

Apparently, your dad's lion wasn't sleeping that night. Btw, Robert John( "Sad Eyes"/1979)reached #3 on the US charts in 1972 with a terrific version of TLST.