That's funny that you were born in Australia, and the only good song out of that lot is from the Australian charts :)

Kriss Kross'll make ya JUMP JUMP!

US: I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)- Meat Loaf
UK: I’d Do Anything For Love (But I Wont Do That) - Meat Loaf
AUS: All That She Wants - Ace of Base

US: Kokomo by the Beach Boys. No wonder I hate the cold.

UK: Orinoco Flow - Enya. I did not realize that song was that old...

AUS: Desire - U2. Well.......shit.

UK: Young At Heart - The Bluebells
US: Informer - Snow
AUS: Are You Gonna Go My Way - Lenny Kravitz

UK---Wet Wet Wet - My Little Friends
US---George Michael - One More Try
AUS---Cheap Trick - The Flame

UK Diamonds - Jet Harris and Tony Meehan
US Walk Right In - Rooftop Singers
Aus Surfside - Digger Revell's Denvermen

July 29, 1974

#1 U.S.-Sundown-Gordon Lightfoot...love that song.

Smells like teen spirit - Nirvana

In Bloom - Nirvana

Yep

Listen to this song... now.

#1 U.S. - Sugar Shack - Jimmy Gilmer & The Fireballs
#1 U.K. - You'll Never Walk Alone - Gerry & The Pacemakers

US: Save The Best To Last - Vanessa Williams
AUS: Stay - Shakespear's Sister
UK: Saltwater - Julian Lennon

weak.

no.1 day I was born; as follows,
 

1) Bobby Gentry, Ode to Billie Joe.
2) The Beatles, All you need is love.
3) The Doors, Light my fire.

Not, bad,. not bad at all,:beer: i didn't expect them to be so good.:wave:

So, you were born in the summer of 1967? That's when I was only three years old (in November 1966), but it was definitely my favorite summer of music! I'd love to know what the rest of the HOT 100 was on the day you were born?

Top 100; as follows,
 

Lol, :p:my top songs from 67 are the Monkee's,:band: they were my Beatles, of course I found them in re-runs, but my Mom swears Daydream Believer was the first song I sang. :yeah:'64 Huh? Remember the bi- centennial that was a party right?:thumb:

US: Rush, Rush - Paula Abdul
UK: Any Dream Will Do - Jason Donovan
AUS: "Informatio not Available"

Actually I was born in November 1963, three weeks before JFK's assassination. Yes, I remember well the 1976 bicentennial year -- even though only 12 years old I was helping my mom on Jimmy Carter's Presidential campaign.

My favorite song of 1967 is Janis Ian's "Society's Child (Baby I've Been Thinking)". But there was alot of GREAT music that year with the start of the popularity of such groups and artists as Chicago (then known as Chicago Transit Authority), the Doors (Jim Morrison went to one of my alma maters, St. Petersburg Junior College -- and in the early 1980's some of the professors at the Clearwater, FL campus -- who were there during the brief time in 1963 - 64 that Morrison was going there -- used to say I looked like him), Janis Joplin in Big Brother & The Holding Company, the Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, Jimi Hendrix Experience, Aretha Franklin, the Grass Roots, etc. And 1967 also had the release of arguably (although my personal opinion) one of the greatest album's of all-time, the Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"!

Visions of Love by Mariah Carey. Eghhh

UK - Bryan Adams - Everything I Do (I Do It For You)
US - Bryan Adams - Everything I Do (I Do It For You)

US: I Swear - All-4-One
UK: Love Is All Around - Wet Wet Wet
AU: Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm - Crash Test Dummies
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US-Rock Me Amadeus- by Falco
UK- I'm in love with 2 sweethearts- Issy Bonn
AU-When the going gets tough,the tough gets going- Billy Ocean

Rupert Holmes - Escape (Pina Colada Song) - U.S.
Pink Floyd - Another Brick In The Wall - U.K.

UK - The Chicken Song by Spitting Image
US - Greatest of All by Whitney Houston
AUS - Living Doll - Cliff richard and the young ones

UK - Ebony & Ivory - Paul McCartney with Stevie Wonder
US - Chariots Of Fire - Vangelis
AUS - What About Me - Moving Pictures