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this is a set up. the chipmunk song. i blame those who actually made it number one.

Wild Thing by The Troggs ...result

Footloose- Kenny loggins

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Shadow Dancing by Andy Gibb. cowpoop.gif

Shadow Dancing by Andy Gibb

Andy Gibb - Shadow Dancing [Official Video] (Gibb TV): https://youtu.be/awGgULTK2v0

Shadow Dancing, by Andy Gibb

That song either had some staying power, or there were 4 of us born in a relatively small window of one another.

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I got Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata :(

On a serious note, these song dates are off by a few months as per release date. Fun system... But not exactly accurate.

Party pooper mode/ off.

Back in the days before the internets & cellphones, and computers even, it took quite awhile for tunes to hit the top of the charts. The million hits in a day just wasn't possible as the records needed to be literally transported to radio stations, prescreened, then introduced to the listeners, who in turn had to phone in, or more often mail in (like with paper, ink, and a stamp) they're votes for requests to play their faves.

Taking months, and sometimes years for newer bands, to get playtime and recognition on the charts, which were still exposed to censorship and preferential treatment.

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Never heard this one. Frankenstein, really??

Frankenstein by The Edgar Winter Group

Great song.......

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I'm not sure what's more upsetting, that mine is from the soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever or that it tells me that I was born 20 million minutes ago.

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I'm not sure what's more upsetting, that mine is from the soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever or that it tells me that I was born 20 million minutes ago.

The SNF soundtrack for sure...........torturous it was.frown.gif LOL

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The Letter by Box Tops

???? - must be one hit wonders, just like I..

Well yes, but their singer Alex Chilton went on to form Big Star in the seventies

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