#42

:joy::joy::joy:

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#43

I Heard it Thorugh the Grapevine was number 2

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#45

Going by the Irish charts.

#47

Six months younger than me, mate.

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#49

It was this travesty:

But the week after it was replaced by this, which is much more apt:

#50

I had to check which post you were replying to then. Thought it was a bit weird that you also danced to Glenn Medieros with Sarah Davies at a school disco.

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#51

I AM THE ONE AND ONLY

V appropriate

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#52

Very happy with this

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#53

Eurgh. Same for me. A month and a half later and I would have had The Fly! :cry:

#54

Which officially makes me the old git at the moment.

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#55

I reckon I will quite easily ‘out-elderly’ you all. Sandwiched between two stone-cold classics from the Beatles (She Loves You) and Gerry & The Pacemakers (You’ll Never Walk Alone), I give you “Do You Love Me” by **Brian Poole & The Tremeloes. Perhaps not quite as well-known as what came before (and after), but somehow I am fine with that. Signed before the Beatles, but didn’t quite have the same impact. Apparently still going, though, so greater in terms of longevity.

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#56

PS @brainfreeze - terrific concept for a thread! Thanks.

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#57

This is mine too, it’s bloody rubbish.

#58

Related to this thread…my dad’s “party trick” is guessing people’s songs. I reckon he gets it right 90% of the time

#59

Rad

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#63

Oh. The worst thing David Bowie ever did.

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