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I just called to say I love you. Brilliant.

Bloomin' 'eck. That means I was doing a Top Twenty show on the day you were born, Mr Sput.

Excellent record to be number one because of the way it finishes. You can back-time it straight into the news.

I was very considerate to you and assume this very bulletin featured reports of a brilliant blue baby being born.

Wow, that's alliterative.

UK No 1 - Careless Whisper - George Michael

Nick Harvey wrote:Bloomin' 'eck. That means I was doing a Top Twenty show on the day you were born, Mr Sput.

Excellent record to be number one because of the way it finishes. You can back-time it straight into the news.

Oh yes - because of its little #cha cha cha# ending.

With a few more gleaned from Wikipedia:

UK (and Ireland): Adam and the Ants "Prince Charming"

US and Canada: Diana Ross and Lionel Richie "Endless Love"

Australia: Shakin' Stevens "You Drive Me Cwazy" [sic]

Germany: Electronicas "Dance Little Bird" (aka "The Birdie Song")

(France: Kim Carnes "Bette Davis Eyes"

(The Netherlands: Anita Meyer "Why Tell Me Why")

(Switzerland: Electric Light Orchestra "Hold On Tight")

(New Zealand: Billy Field "Bad Habits")

Now I feel old. I used to sing Sput's birth day song to my mum when I was a toddler.... :S

Right...

UK: Green Door - Shakin' Stevens
USA: Jessie's Girl - Rick Springfield
Oz and Canada: Stars on 45 Medley - Stars on 45
Germany: Bette Davis Eyes - Kim Carnes

Col wrote:With a few more gleaned from Wikipedia:

UK (and Ireland): Adam and the Ants "Prince Charming"

Oh you mean this..



Which I bought when it was at number 1 and now sits with other ancient relics in my bookcase.

*sob*

I had a charity record in aid of the people who died on the Herald of Free Enterprise.

It's not brilliant.

Pete wrote:I had a charity record in aid of the people who died on the Herald of Free Enterprise.

It's not brilliant.