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what song was # 1 when you were born?

what song was # 1 when you were born?

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Originally posted by Sam The Sham
I'm so old it was a Gregorian Chant.
Figured yours would be Wooly Bully.

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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

wow, i cant believe that song was the threshold when i was born

phooey

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Originally posted by mikelom
Then shouldn't that be Elamef38...?
well yeah, lol...b'day on the 30th of may, as it happens

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Originally posted by Elamef37
well yeah, lol...b'day on the 30th of may, as it happens
Well Happy Birthday to ya!!!

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I was much too young to listen to the radio and remember songs at the time. 😞

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Back in my day, when we wanted music we just had Joe-Bob from the next farm call by with his banjo and we had an ol' sing-song while sitting on hay bales in the barn. You youngsters and yer crazy "radio" and "hip hop" - that's not music. Turn it down and get off my lawn.

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
I was much too young to listen to the radio and remember songs at the time. 😞
Had radio been invented yet?

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Originally posted by pawnhandler
Had radio been invented yet?
Yes Mr. Smartypants. Back then we called it a superheterodyne. 😞

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
I was much too young to listen to the radio and remember songs at the time. 😞
check it out anyway. Might have been hard rock from the stone age.

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Originally posted by shortcircuit
check it out anyway. Might have been hard rock from the stone age.
I get it, I'm old. 😞

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
I get it, I'm old. 😞
no dirt is old....you are older than dirt.

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
Yes Mr. Smartypants. Back then we called it a superheterodyne. 😞
OK, so I looked it up ... and I didn't understand a word after "From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia"

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Originally posted by pawnhandler
OK, so I looked it up ... and I didn't understand a word after "From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia"
I learned it from The Simpsons. Burns called a radio a superheterodyne.

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Originally posted by Sam The Sham
I'm so old it was a Gregorian Chant.
I can beat that.......
"I left my heart in a Chicago garden"

A rap by William the Conquerer

Listen to any buttercup in the wildest of fields
and
you will hear it.
Just like hearing the waves beating on the sea-shore
When you
place a seashell to your ear

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Originally posted by shortcircuit
Check it out.

http://www.joshhosler.biz/NumberOneInHistory/SelectMonth.htm
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes by The Platters