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Music, hark!

What song was at the top of the Billboard charts on the day you were born? You graduated? You were married? Come here and find out. Alas, you can’t always…

What song was at the top of the Billboard charts on the day you were born? You graduated? You were married? Come here and find out.

Alas, you can’t always automatically listen to the music (it depends on whether there’s a sample in iTunes), but if not it will shoot you over to the appropriate Amazon page to buy the album (which often has music samples). Still, interesting.

For me, “Wonderland by Night” by Bert Kaempfert was at the top of the charts on my birth date. When Margie and I got married it was “Take a Bow” by Madonna.

(via Mary) 

 

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5 thoughts on “Music, hark!”

  1. “Easier Said than Done” by The Essex

    Although a year earlier is would’ve been”The Stripper” by David Rose & His Orchestra. Now that’s making an entrance!

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