The sixth and final Number 1 single from Noddy Holder and co., Merry Xmas Everybody remains a staple of a UK Christmas, and is officially one of the biggest-selling Christmas songs of all time in the UK. 9. Heart of Glass

This was a popular song to sing in my church youth group and, no, I don’t know why. Each verse is a fictional letter to Dear Abby, the popular advice columnist, detailing a variety of mundane complaints. Dear Abby responds in the chorus with her succinct advice:Lauren Bennett was a member of the American-British-Canadian pop group G.R.L. between 2012–2021, with the band charting two singles in the UK. [224] A Beatles cover, which reached number 1 in January 1966 for three weeks. The Overlanders are the earliest British group to be classed as a one-hit wonder. [10] Three Lions" is Number One on the Official Singles Chart Top 100 | 30 June 1996 – 6 July 1996". officialcharts.com. A Little Less Conversation" was a number one in 2002 as RCA 74321943572 and then listed as a new number 3 hit in 2005 as RCA 82876666832 in The Virgin Book of British Hit Singles [159] in a period of the charts that classed re-issues like this as a 'new' hits, giving Elvis Presley a record breaking 21 number ones

John Barnes: I was p*ssed recording World In Motion and Anfield Rap". Planet Football. November 7, 2020.Utter nonsense from comedian Alexei Sayle, this eventually got to to number 15 in 1984 a couple of years after its original release, in the

https://youtu.be/kSJ_k49ITUY Video can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Cheech & Chong Live 1978 – Sister Mary Elephant (https://youtu.be/kSJ_k49ITUY) TINCHY STRYDER FT AMELLE | full Official Chart History | Official Charts Company". Official Charts. LEE MARVIN AND CLINT EASTWOOD | full Official Chart History | Official Charts Company". Official Charts. The song was written five years earlier, but did not become a success in the UK until it made number 1 in the US. [12] It remains either member's only hit. Comedy and novelty songs pop up from time to time in the music business, but rarely do they hit the top of the charts. Singer-songwriter Ray Stevens took advantage of the quintessentially ‘70s phenomenon of streaking – for the uninitiated, streaking is when someone runs around naked at a public event – to write a number one hit.Some of these songs are iconic hits that are still remembered today. Others have been (deservedly) forgotten. But we’re going to talk about all of them! Also a US No. 1 for Larry Verne, it's a song about and sung/spoken mostly from the perspective of a cowardly soldier in Mr Custer’s army wishing not to fight in the Battle of the Little Bighorn against the Sioux, asking to be excused to change his library book etc. Much of the record is him thinking aloud, talking flippantly to other soldiers about the unfurling action etc. Weirder yet, it opens with Native American whoops and war cries (with more later on) and has a tribal chant underneath the whole thing (white people doing Native American voices... less culturally sensitive times). But all those sounds, and the worried-sounding conversational Charlie, and the whooshing sounds of flying arrows sounding throughout, all add up to a outlandish-sounding record. A group consisting of three Spanish sisters, Las Ketchup had a number one hit in over 20 countries with "The Ketchup Song". Their follow-up singles were not as successful, and none of them managed to reach the UK chart.