Memories Are Made of This Dean MartinListening to Alan Hunter on SiriusXM this morning, and he said that the song that was #1 on your 14th birthday is the song that defines the rest of your life.
For me....Rhinestone Cowboy.....hmmmm
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Memories Are Made of This Dean MartinListening to Alan Hunter on SiriusXM this morning, and he said that the song that was #1 on your 14th birthday is the song that defines the rest of your life.
For me....Rhinestone Cowboy.....hmmmm
Damn. My high school band picture!Found it!
Per Google the number 1 song the week of July 5th 1986 (my 14th birthday per the instructions) was ... There'll Be Sad Songs (To Make you Cry) by Billy Ocean. Um no - tell Alan Hunter he obviously knows everything and should be President of the United States (or tell him he is a complete moron based on the 14th birthday thing)! If I get to pick my song it would be Ribs & Whiskey by WS(MF)PListening to Alan Hunter on SiriusXM this morning, and he said that the song that was #1 on your 14th birthday is the song that defines the rest of your life.
For me....Rhinestone Cowboy.....hmmmm
Wow, Venus by Frankie Avalon. That's interesting.
LdN
18 and LifeOh, You know what it means, OL. You just dont know how you should talk about it.
Oh yeah? Venus by Bananarama !
Listening to Alan Hunter on SiriusXM this morning, and he said that the song that was #1 on your 14th birthday is the song that defines the rest of your life.
For me....Rhinestone Cowboy.....hmmmm
Thicker Than Water - Andy GibbListening to Alan Hunter on SiriusXM this morning, and he said that the song that was #1 on your 14th birthday is the song that defines the rest of your life.
For me....Rhinestone Cowboy.....hmmmm
I got Silly Love Songs by Wings.Listening to Alan Hunter on SiriusXM this morning, and he said that the song that was #1 on your 14th birthday is the song that defines the rest of your life.
For me....Rhinestone Cowboy.....hmmmm
I got Silly Love Songs by Wings.
Stuck between Love Hangover prior, and Afternoon Delight afterwards.
Boy, 1976 (my 14th year) certainly sucked with music. Even see a Disco Duck as the #1. Wow, there are really bad songs in 1976
Issue Date Title Artist
January 3 Saturday Night Bay City Rollers
January 10 Convoy C.W. McCall
January 17 I Write The Songs Barry Manilow
January 24 Theme From Mahogany (Do You Know Where You're Going To) Diana Ross
January 31 Love Rollercoaster Ohio Players
February 7 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover Paul Simon
February 14
February 21
February 28 Theme From S.W.A.T. Rhythm Heritage
March 6 Love Machine (Part 1) The Miracles
March 13 December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night) The 4 Seasons
March 20
March 27
April 3 Disco Lady Johnnie Taylor
April 10
April 17
April 24
May 1 Let Your Love Flow Bellamy Brothers
May 8 Welcome Back John Sebastian
May 15 Boogie Fever The Sylvers
May 22 Silly Love Songs Wings
May 29 Love Hangover Diana Ross
June 5
June 12 Silly Love Songs Wings
June 19
June 26
July 4
July 10 Afternoon Delight Starland Vocal Band
July 17
July 24 Kiss And Say Goodbye The Manhattans
July 31
August 7 Don't Go Breaking My Heart Elton John & Kiki Dee
August 14
August 21
August 28
September 4 You Should Be Dancing Bee Gees
September 11 (Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty KC And The Sunshine Band
September 18 Play That Funky Music Wild Cherry
September 25
October 2
October 9 A Fifth Of Beethoven Walter Murphy & The Big Apple Band
October 16 Disco Duck (Part I) Rick Dees & His Cast Of Idiots
October 23 If You Leave Me Now Chicago
October 30
November 6 Rock'n Me Steve Miller
November 13 Tonight's The Night (Gonna Be Alright) Rod Stewart
November 20
November 27
December 4
December 11
December 18
December 25
Wow, Venus by Frankie Avalon. That's interesting.
LdN
One thing a thread like this highlights is the fact that we have a decent percentage of posters who either :
1. Suck at reading comprehension.
2. Suck at following directions.
Its not PICK the song that defines your life, people.
Its which song was #1 on your 14th birthday.
Very sneaky of the OP. My contribution to this thread is the following link:This thread is really just a way to discover facts about the members of this board. A lot of us have caught on.
LdN
Runaround SueListening to Alan Hunter on SiriusXM this morning, and he said that the song that was #1 on your 14th birthday is the song that defines the rest of your life.
For me....Rhinestone Cowboy.....hmmmm
Oh dear God, mine is the Macarena....
3. Think that all the information they need is in the Subject line.One thing a thread like this highlights is the fact that we have a decent percentage of posters who either :
1. Suck at reading comprehension.
2. Suck at following directions.
Its not PICK the song that defines your life, people.
Its which song was #1 on your 14th birthday.
I rest my case.Ugh-"You Light Up My Life" by Debby Boone.
That's a good one. Good message in that song, though cheesy. Mine is so bad I'm not sharing it.Listening to Alan Hunter on SiriusXM this morning, and he said that the song that was #1 on your 14th birthday is the song that defines the rest of your life.
For me....Rhinestone Cowboy.....hmmmm