Yep!She is a he ... he was a bandleader/entertainer in the 30’s and 40’s ... he also had a quiz show, and some movies ... pretty popular.
Glad you like it Gary, seems lots of others do to as I thought they would.Great thread John. I checked out the other #1 stuff in the year I was born as well and this is what I found:
One Has My Name (The Other Has My Heart) by Jimmy Wakely . Great--Old country music is my favorite!!
Joan of Arc (movie). Perfect--early and late Medieval weapons is one of my big interests.
Gary
Just as a side note, it says my parents were listening to "I'm looking over a 4 leaf clover" when I was conceived 38,154,666 mins ago (Lord help me but that's a looooong time ago. )
Big Bad John by Jimmy Dean, always liked that song but didn't know why lol
WOW!!! they had four leaf clovers during the Ice Age Gary. Who'd a thunk it.
Just joshing ya buddy
Chris
FWIW: My parents would have been listening to Why by Frankie Avalon. Good Grief
Same as my Wife's.I Can't Stop Loving You...Ray Charles. 6/62...JJ
Blue Velvet by Bobby Vinton
i guess i'm not one of the lucky ones mine was come see about me by the supremes! your right though about alot of great songs from the 60'sThose born in the 60s have the best chance of a Great Song, because there were so many Great Songs in the 60s!!
i guess i'm not one of the lucky ones mine was come see about me by the supremes! your right though about alot of great songs from the 60's
Imagine that. I worked blast furnace at Bethlehem Steel and pump gas at a Sinclair Gas station in Johnstown PaLOL---I got to like them, eventually:
When I was young, I worked 8 hours a day at Bethlehem Steel, and 7 hours a day (at night) at a Gas Station.
The owner (my boss) had a Stereo in the office, and the only records he had were "Albums of The Supremes", so I got kinda used to them to the point of liking them quite a bit. Didn't have many Gas customers between 2 AM & 6 AM anyway!!!
Bear