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This Week In
Rock and Roll History

June 29th to July 5th

Classic Rockers In The News - Rock & Roll Birthdays - Number One Records



1956 - ClassicBands.com

June 30
Police are called to deal with a series of fights that broke out at the Asbury Park Convention Hall in New Jersey during a show by Bill Haley and His Comets. City council will later vote to ban all Rock and Roll concerts.

July 1
Elvis Presley appeared on the Steve Allen Show and sang "Hound Dog" to a basset hound. The King earned $5,000 for the performance and headed for the studio the next day to record the song for a single release. US TV critic John Crosby panned Elvis' performance, calling him an 'unspeakable, untalented and vulgar young entertainer.'

July 1
Brenda Lee signed her first recording contract at the age of 11, after five years of singing professionally. Little Miss Dynamite as she was called, would go on to have a total of 29 US Top 40 singles in the 1960s, including "I'm Sorry", "Break It Too Me Gently" and "Fool #1".

1957 - ClassicBands.com

June 29
Police in Iran close all dance halls and prosecute their owners after laws are passed that rule Rock and Roll dancing as "harmful to health."

June 30
Buddy Holly records "Peggy Sue". In real life, she was Peggy Sue Gerron, the girlfriend of Crickets drummer Jerry Allison. The song was initially titled "Cindy Lou", but Allison convinced Buddy to change the title just before the recording session. Allison and Gerron were later married.

July 1
The headlines of Billboard Magazine say, "Good music may be making a comeback on the bestseller charts...but rock & roll discs continue to dominate the pop market."

1959 - ClassicBands.com

June 29
Dick Clark announces his first Caravan of Stars tour, which would feature The Skyliners, who were still riding high on their hit "Since I Don't Have You".

July 3
The Shirelles' "Dedicated To The One I Love" is released. The record could only climb to #83 this time out, but would be re-released in February, 1961 and would rise to #3.

1962 - ClassicBands.com

July 1
Gene Vincent was the featured act at The Cavern Club in Liverpool, along with an up and coming local group called The Beatles.

July 2
Jimi Hendrix was honorably discharged from the 101st Airborne Paratroopers, after breaking his ankle during his 26th and final parachute jump.

1963 - ClassicBands.com

June 29
Del Shannon's cover version of the Beatles' "From Me to You" became the first song written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney to appear on the American charts, where it would stay for four weeks, reaching #77. The Beatles' rendition climbed only to #116. The title of the song was inspired from a letters column called From You To Us that ran in the popular British music newspaper, The New Musical Express.

July 1
The Beatles record "She Loves You", which will be released in August and will become the group's second UK #1 hit.

1964 - ClassicBands.com

July 4
"I Get Around" becomes the first US number one single for The Beach Boys. In the UK, it would be the band's first Top Ten hit.

1965 - ClassicBands.com

July 5
Marty Balin and Paul Kantner formed a Folk-Rock group that would evolve into the Jefferson Airplane, the premier San Francisco psychedelic band of the late '60s. The Airplane made its debut the following month at a Haight-Ashbury club, and was signed to RCA later in the year.

1966 - ClassicBands.com

June 30
The Beatles appear at the first of three concerts at Nippon Budokan Hall in Tokyo, Japan. Amateur recordings of the performance quickly became available as a bootleg album known as "Three Nights in Tokyo".

July 2
Frank Sinatra's "Strangers In The Night" displaced The Beatles' "Paperback Writer" at the top of the Billboard Hot 100. It was also a UK #1.

July 4
The Beatles were booed by fans at the airport in Manila, Philippines after they failed to make a private appearance before President Marcos, his wife and 300 Filipino children. The group claims they were not told of the engagement. Marcos then makes a statement regretting the airport incident. After paying taxes on their gate receipts, the band leaves the country, vowing never to return.

July 5
Bill Medley of The Righteous Brothers had an operation in a Los Angeles hospital to remove nodes on his vocal cords.

1967 - ClassicBands.com

June 29
Mick Jagger and Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones were found guilty in London, England on drug possession charges resulting from arrests in February. Jagger was sentenced to three months in jail and Richards to a year. The sentences were suspended after an appeal.

July 1
The Association held down the top spot in the US for the first of four weeks with their biggest hit, "Windy". Strangely, the song failed to chart at all in the UK.

July 1
The Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit" entered the Billboard chart, where it eventually reached #8.

July 3
A band called The 5th Estate reaches #11 on the Billboard Hot 100 with a Rock and Roll version of "Ding Dong the Witch Is Dead" from the 1939 movie The Wizard Of Oz.

1968 - ClassicBands.com

June 29
Donovan's "Hurdy Gurdy Man" enters the Billboard chart, where it will reach #5. The song featured former Yardbirds guitarist, Jeff Beck.

July 3
Tiny Tim's "Tiptoe Through the Tulips With Me" peaks at number 17 in the US.

July 3
Despite selling millions of records and being voted "The Most Listened-To Band of 1967" by Billboard Magazine, The Buckingham's latest release, "Back in Love Again" falls off the US charts shortly after it appeared.

1969 - ClassicBands.com

July 1
John Lennon and his son Julian, along with Yoko Ono and her daughter Kyoko, are injured in a car crash in Scotland. John receives 17 stitches for a facial injury, Yoko receives 14 stitches and the children are badly shaken. Lennon later had the car crushed into a cube and exhibited it on his lawn at Tittenhurst Park.

July 1
Sam Phillips sells the legendary Sun Records Studio in Memphis to Shelby Singleton. Sun, more than other record company, was responsible for the emergence of white Rock 'n' Roll in the mid-1950's.

July 2
Bassist Noel Redding and drummer Mitch Mitchell quit the Jimi Hendrix Experience after completing the three-day Denver Pop Festival at Mile High Stadium.

July 2
US consumer advocate Ralph Nader issued a warning that loud Rock music threatened to produce a nation of hearing-impaired people.

July 3
The Beatles' "The Ballad of John and Yoko" hits #8 on the US singles chart despite being banned by many radio stations because of the lyrics, "Christ, you know it ain't easy ..."

July 3
The Rolling Stones original lead guitarist Brian Jones was found dead in his swimming pool on July 3rd, just three weeks after he was kicked out of the band. The official cause was recorded as "death by misadventure." Reports say that Jones had sunk into substance abuse and he was frequently strung out on barbiturates, L.S.D., and alcohol and was no longer able to function as a musician.

July 4
Grand Funk Railroad performs at the Atlanta Pop Festival in Hampton, Georgia. Capitol Records executives see the band at the show and later sign them to a record deal.

1970 - ClassicBands.com

July 1
US disc jockey Casey Kasem counts down his first American Top 40.

July 4
The 3-day Atlanta Pop Festival opens at Middle Georgia Raceway in Byron, Georgia in front of a crowd of 200,000. Jimi Hendrix played his feedback filled version of "The Star Spangled Banner". Two days later, Georgia Governor Lester Maddox says he will seek legislation to ban all Rock festivals in the state.

July 4
"Tighter and Tighter" by Alive 'n' Kickin' debuts on the Billboard chart, on its way to #7.

1971 - ClassicBands.com

June 30
Paul Revere and the Raiders receive a gold record for their only US #1 hit, "Indian Reservation".

July 1
Jethro Tull's first US Top Ten album, "Aqualung" is awarded a gold record.

July 3
While on sabbatical in France, The Doors' lead singer, Jim Morrison died of heart failure and acute respiratory distress on July 3rd. News of his death wasn't made public until after his burial in a Paris cemetery on July 9th.

1972 - ClassicBands.com

July 1
Neil Diamond went to the top spot on the Billboard singles chart with "Song Sung Blue", his second US #1. The tune made it to number 14 in the UK.

1973 - ClassicBands.com

June 30
George Harrison's "Give Me Love" knocks Paul McCartney's "My Love" out of the number one spot on both the Billboard Pop chart and the Cash Box Best Sellers list. George's song reached #8 in the UK.

July 3
Perry Como, the crooner who scored a string of hits in the 1950s, makes an unlikely return to the US record charts when his rendition of Don McLean's "And I Love You So" cracks the Top 30. The guitar you hear in the background was played by Chet Atkins.

July 3
David Bowie ends a 60-date tour with a show at the Hammersmith Odeon. Just before the encore, he shocks the crowd by saying, "This night shall always be special in my memory. Not only is it the last show of my British tour...but it is the last show I will ever do." He disbanded his backing group, The Spiders From Mars and went to Paris to record a solo album. Bowie's retirement was short-lived however. Less than a year later, he was back on stage in the US with the Diamond Dogs tour.

July 3
Clint Holmes received a gold record for his US #2 single, "Playground in My Mind".

July 5
Dobie Gray is awarded a gold record for the biggest hit of his career, "Drift Away". In 2002, Gray re-recorded this as a duet with Uncle Kracker. When the track reached the Billboard Top 10 in 2003, 30 years after the original, Gray broke the record for the biggest gap between top US Top 10 appearances.

1974 - ClassicBands.com

June 29
Canada's Gordon Lightfoot scores his first US number one single with "Sundown". His best previous outing had been "If You Could Read My Mind" which reached number 5 in 1971.

1975 - ClassicBands.com

June 30
The Jackson Five announce that they will be leaving Motown Records for Epic Records. They are forced to change their name to The Jacksons since Motown owns the other name.

July 3
Chuck Negron of Three Dog Night is arrested for possession of cocaine in his Louisville hotel room on the opening night of the group's tour. The charge is dropped in October when a Kentucky court determines the warrant used for the bust was granted on the basis of unfounded information. Negron's drug addiction would eventually lead to him being kicked out of the band for good.

July 5
Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones was charged with possession of an offensive weapon and reckless driving in Arkansas. Hundreds of teenage girls stormed the jail where he was being held.

1976 - ClassicBands.com

June 30
Police raid Neil Diamond's house, looking for drugs while claiming that they are responding to a burglary call. After a three hour search, they found nothing.

July 1
Connie Francis is granted a $2.5 million judgment against the hotel where she was assaulted in 1974.

July 2
Brian Wilson appears onstage with the Beach Boys for the first time in twelve years, in Anaheim, California. He's mostly motionless at his piano, but he does sing the lead vocal on "In My Room".

July 4
Paul Revere is married at King's Island Amusement Park in Cincinnati on the fourth of July, on America's Bicentennial.

July 4
Elton John and Kiki Dee's "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" is released in the US, where it will reach #1.

1977 - ClassicBands.com

June 30
Marvel Comics issues the first of two comic books based on the costumed characters of the group Kiss. The popular rumor of the day was that red ink was mixed with small amounts of blood from each group member.

July 2
Billboard's top tune was "Gonna Fly Now", the theme from the Sylvester Stallone film Rocky.

July 3
The Marshall Tucker Band's Country cross-over hit "Heard It In a Love Song" peaks at number 14 in the US. Interestingly, there is no one named Marshall Tucker in the band. The group named themselves after the previous tenant of their rehearsal hall, after finding a key tag with his name on it.

1978 - ClassicBands.com

June 29
Peter Frampton is involved in an auto accident in The Bahamas. He suffers a broken arm and cracked ribs and will be laid up for several months.

July 5
Pressings of the album cover for "Some Girls" by The Rolling Stones were halted when some of the celebrities whose faces appeared on the album cover (including Lucille Ball), complained.

1979 - ClassicBands.com

June 29
Lowell George, the slide guitarist who left The Mothers of Invention to form Little Feat, died of a massive heart attack on June 29th at the age of 34.

June 30
One of the first records to use a synthesized drum track, "Ring My Bell" reaches number one in the US for Anita Ward. It also topped the charts in the UK.

June 30
Donna Summer held the number two and number three positions on the Billboard Hot 100 chart with "Hot Stuff" and "Bad Girls". She was the first solo entertainer to hold two of the top three positions simultaneously.

July 2
Sony introduces the Walkman, the first portable audio cassette player. Over the next 20 years they will sell over 100 million of them in the US alone.

1980 - ClassicBands.com

July 4
The Beach Boys perform at a free Fourth of July concert for 500,000 people in Washington, D.C.

1981 - ClassicBands.com

June 30
Forty-five year old Jerry Lee Lewis was rushed to a Memphis hospital, suffering from a hemorrhaging stomach ulcer. After two operations, he would recover and was back in the studio recording an album for MCA Records four months later.

July 1
Steppenwolf bassist Rushton Moreve, who co-wrote "Magic Carpet Ride" with John Kay, was killed in a car crash on July 1st. He was 32.

July 3
On the 10th anniversary of Jim Morrison's death, the surviving members of The Doors, Robbie Kreiger, Ray Manzarek and John Densmore lead fans in a graveside tribute in the Paris cemetery where Morrison is buried.

1982 - ClassicBands.com

July 3
The Human League started a three week run at the top of the US singles charts with "Don't You Want Me", also a UK #1.

July 4
Diana Ross kicks off her first world solo tour with a concert at Giants Stadium in the Meadowlands. Her opening act was trumpeter Miles Davis.

July 4
Black Sabbath's Ozzy Osbourne marries Sharon Arden on July 4th.

1983 - ClassicBands.com

June 30
After a ten year split, The Everly Brothers announced that they would be reuniting. The pair had parted company after Phil smashed his guitar and walked off the stage during a 1973 performance.

July 4
Wayne Newton replaced the Beach Boys at the White House Fourth of July party after US Interior Secretary James Watt deemed the band "unsuitable" for the occasion.

1984 - ClassicBands.com

July 4
Ringo Starr sat in on drums during an Independence Day concert by The Beach Boys in Miami.

1985 - ClassicBands.com

June 29
The Cooper-Hewitt Museum auctions off John Lennon's psychedelic-painted 1965 Rolls-Royce Phantom V at Sotheby's in New York. The car, which Lennon donated to the museum in 1977, was sold to the Ripley's Believe It Or Not museum for a then record price of $2,299,000.

July 4
The Beach Boys were joined on stage by Mr. T, who played the drums during a fourth of July concert in Philadelphia, PA.

1986 - ClassicBands.com

July 3
The lead singer for Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, Teddy Pendergrass, who was already paralyzed from a 1982 auto crash, was critically injured when the specially-equipped van he was driving slammed into a utility pole in Philadelphia.

July 4
More than 40,000 people flocked to a race track in Manor, Texas where Willie Nelson presided over an 18-hour Farm Aid Two concert aimed at helping save US farmers from financial disaster. Among the performers were the Beach Boys, Waylon Jennings and Judy Collins. The first Farm Aid concert was held in September 1985 in Champaign, Illinois.

July 5
Police had to be called to calm a rowdy crowd after rocker Ted Nugent cancelled a concert in Williamsburg, Virginia. So many fans jammed the lobby for refunds that box office workers ran short of cash.

July 5
Billy Ocean went to #1 on the US singles chart with "There'll Be Sad Songs, (To Make You Cry)", a #12 hit in the UK.

1988 - ClassicBands.com

June 29
Brenda Richie, the wife of Pop star Lionel Richie was arrested in Beverly Hills, California after allegedly hitting the singer and a young woman after she found them in bed together. She was released on $5,000 bail and charges against her were eventually dropped.

July 2
Michael Jackson became the first artist to have five number one singles from one album when "Dirty Diana" went to the top of the Billboard Hot 100. The other four chart-toppers from the L.P. "Bad" were the title track, "I Just Can't Stop Loving You", "The Way You Make Me Feel" and "Man in the Mirror".

1990 - ClassicBands.com

July 2
Representatives of the Italian Catholic Church announce they'll attempt to put a stop to Madonna's concerts in Rome because of her alleged inappropriate use of crucifixes and sacred symbols. The group was successful in halting the shows.

1992 - ClassicBands.com

July 4
John Phillips of the Mamas & the Papas receives a liver transplant that would keep him alive for another nine years.

1995 - ClassicBands.com

July 1
DJ Wolfman Jack, who appeared in the movie American Graffiti, died of a heart attack at the age of 57 at his home in Belvidere, North Carolina, on July 1st.

July 5
More than 100 Grateful Dead fans were hurt when a wooden deck collapsed at a campground lodge in Wentzville, Missouri. Hundreds of people were on or under the deck sheltering from heavy rain. More than 4,000 Deadheads were staying at the campground while attending Grateful Dead concerts in the St. Louis suburb.

1998 - ClassicBands.com

June 29
George Harrison announces that he had been receiving radiation treatment for throat cancer caused by smoking. Harrison says he has been given a clean bill of health by saying, "I'm not going to die on you folks just yet." That sad event would take place on November 29th, 2001.

1999 - ClassicBands.com

June 29
Gene Simmons of KISS films a music video in downtown Los Angeles that featured a cast of porn stars.

July 1
Guy Mitchell, who scored two US number one hits with "You Got Me Singing The Blues" in 1956 and "Heartaches By The Number" in 1959, died on July 1st at the age of 72, from complications following surgery.

2000 - ClassicBands.com

June 29
Vandals desecrate the graves of Lynyrd Skynyrd's Ronnie Van Zant and Steve Gaines. Van Zant's casket was exposed, but not opened, while some of Gaines' ashes was spilled.

July 1
Cub Koda, the leader of Brownsville Station and composer of their hit "Smokin' in the Boys Room", passed away from complications arising from kidney dialysis on July 1st at the age of 51.

2001 - ClassicBands.com

June 30
Chet Atkins, the legendary session guitarist, died of cancer on June 30th at the age of 77.

July 2
Yoko Ono was on hand as Liverpool renamed its airport after John Lennon. Yoko said he would have been very proud. "Thank you very, very much for remembering John and for loving John."

July 5
Ernie K-Doe, who scored a number one hit in 1961 with a novelty tune called "Mother-In-Law", passed away on July 5th, at the age of 65.

2002 - ClassicBands.com

June 29
Billy Joel checked out of Silver Hill Hospital, a substance abuse and psychiatric center in New Canaan, Conn., that he had entered earlier in the month for treatment.

June 30
Al Jardine sued the remaining members of The Beach Boys for $4 million, alleging that they were excluding him from playing in the band. The suit would prove unsuccessful and Jardine was later prevented from touring as Beach Boy's Family and Friends.

2003 - ClassicBands.com

July 4
Rhythm and Blues star Barry White, known for his lush baritone voice and lyrics that oozed sex appeal on the hits "Can't Get Enough Of Your Love" and "You're The First, The Last, My Everything", passed away on July 4th at the age of 58.

2004 - ClassicBands.com

July 1
Glen Campbell began serving 10 nights in jail along with two years of probation for a November 2003 drunken-driving, hit-and-run collision. The 68 year old entertainer was also sentenced to 75 hours of community service and fined $900.

2005 - ClassicBands.com

July 1
Renaldo "Obie" Benson of the legendary Motown singing group The Four Tops, died on July 1st at the age of 69.

July 1
R&B artist Luther Vandross passed away on July 1st at the age of 54, two years after suffering a major stroke.

July 3
Audrey Brickley of The Orlons, who placed 5 songs in the Billboard Top 20 in the early 1960s, including "The Wah Watusi" and "South Street", died of acute respiratory distress syndrome on July 3rd, at the age 58.

2007 - ClassicBands.com

July 3
Boots Randolph, saxophone player best known for the 1963 hit "Yakety Sax", died from a cerebral hemorrhage on July 3rd at the age of 80.

July 4
Bill Pinkney, the last surviving member of the original Drifters passed away on July 4th from unknown causes. He was 81.




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Rock and Roll Birthdays


June 29th - ClassicBands.com

1945 - Little Eva (Boyd) ("The Locomotion")
1947 - Carlo Santanna - guitarist for Paper Lace ("The Night Chicago Died")
1948 - Ian Paice - drummer for Deep Purple ("Smoke On The Water")
1948 - Derv Gordon - vocalist for The Equals ("Baby Come Back")
1948 - Lincoln Gordon - guitarist for The Equals ("Black Skin Blue Eyed Boys")
1953 - Colin Hay - lead vocalist for Men At Work ("Down Under")
1960 - Evelyn "Champagne" King - ("Shame")

June 30th - ClassicBands.com

1941 - Lawrence Henley - lead singer for The New Beats (Bread and Butter)
1943 - Florence Ballard - vocalist for The Supremes ("Baby Love")
1944 - Glenn Shorrock - lead vocalist of The Little River Band ("The Other Guy")
1953 - Hal Lindes - guitarist for Dire Straits ("Sultans of Swing")

July 1st - ClassicBands.com

1930 - Bobby Day ("Rockin' Robin")
1939 - Delaney Bramlett - guitarist for Delaney & Bonnie & Friends ("Never Ending Song Of Love")
1945 - Deborah Harry - vocalist for Blondie ("Heart Of Glass")
1946 - June Montiero - vocalist for The Toys ("A Lover's Concerto")
1952 - Dan Aykroyd - vocalist for The Blues Brothers ("Soul Man")

July 2nd - ClassicBands.com

1934 - Tom Springfield of The Springfields ("Silver Threads and Golden Needles")
1939 - Paul Williams of The Temptations ("My Girl")
1942 - Leapy Lee ("Little Arrows")
1948 - Gene McFadden - vocalist for McFadden and Whitehead ("Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now")

July 3rd - ClassicBands.com

1929 - David Lynch - vocalist for The Platters ("The Great Pretender")
1943 - Judith Durham - lead singer for The Seekers ("I'll Never Find Another You")
1940 - Fontella Bass ("Rescue Me")
1946 - Johnny Lee ("Lookin' For Love")

July 4th - ClassicBands.com

1900 - Louie Armstrong ("Wonderful World")
1938 - Bill Withers ("Use Me Up")
1943 - Al Wilson - harmonica player for Canned Heat ("Going Up The Country")
1951 - Ralph Johnson - drummer for Earth, Wind and Fire ("Shining Star")

July 5th - ClassicBands.com

1942 - Darron Stankey - vocalist for Kathy Young & The Innocents ("A Thousand Stars")
1944 - Robbie Robertson - guitarist for The Band ("Up On Cripple Creek")
1945 - Dick Scoppettone - guitarist for Harper's Bizarre ("Feelin' Groovy")
1948 - Cassie Gaines - backing singer with Lynyrd Skynyrd ("Sweet Home Alabama")
1950 - Michael Monarch - guitarist for Steppenwolf ("Born To Be Wild")
1951 - Huey Lewis ("Happy To Be Stuck With You")






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How high did it climb on the charts and in what year?
You can find out in our Who Sang That Hit? Section
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This Week's Best Selling Singles

  In The USA  
June 29th to July 5th

Click The Titles In Red To Hear The Song
YearSongArtist
1956 The Wayward Wind Gogi Grant
1957 Love Letters In The Sand Pat Boone
1958 The Purple People Eater Sheb Wooley
1959 The Battle Of New Orleans Johnny Horton
1960 Everybody's Somebody's Fool Connie Francis
1961 Quarter To Three Gary "U.S." Bonds
1962 The Stripper David Rose and His Orchestra
1963 Sukiyaki Kyu Sakamoto
1964 I Get Around The Beach Boys
1965 Mr. Tambourine Man The Byrds
1966 Paperback Writer The Beatles
1967 Windy The Association
1968 This Guy's In Love With You Herb Alpert
1969 Love Theme From Romeo and Juliet Henry Mancini and His Orchestra
1970 The Love You Save The Jackson 5
1971 It's Too Late Carole King
1972 Song Sung Blue Neil Diamond
1973 Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth) George Harrison
1974 Sundown Gordon Lightfoot
1975 Love Will Keep Us Together Captain and Tennille
1976 Afternoon Delight The Starland Vocal Band
1977 Undercover Angel Alan O'Day
1978 Shadow Dancing Andy Gibb
1979 Ring My Bell Anita Ward
1980 The Rose Bette Midler


  In The United Kingdom  

June 29th to July 5th

Click The Titles In Red To Hear The Song
1956 I'll Be Home Pat Boone
1957 Gamblin Man Lonnie Donegan
1958 All I Have To Do Is Dream The Everly Brothers
1959 Dream Lover Bobby Darin
1960 Three Steps To Heaven Eddie Cochran
1961 Runaway Del Shannon
1962 Come Outside Mike Sarne with Wendy Richard
1963 I Like It Gerry And The Pacemakers
1964 It's Over Roy Orbison
1965 Crying In The Chapel Elvis Presley
1966 Paperback Writer The Beatles
1967 A Whiter Shade Of Pale Procol Harum
1968 Jumpin' Jack Flash The Rolling Stones
1969 Something In The Air Thunderclap Newman
1970 In The Summertime Mungo Jerry
1971 Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep Middle Of The Road
1972 Take Me Back 'Ome Slade
1973 Skweeze Me Pleeze Me Slade
1974 She Charles Aznavour
1975 I'm Not In Love 10cc
1976 You Are Everything To Me The Real Thing
1977 So You Win Again Hot Chocolate
1978 You're The One That I Want John Travolta and Olivia Newton John
1979 Are Friends Electric? Tubeway Army
1980 Crying Don McLean






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