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Posted by: Danuary 6th January 2017, 05:10 PM

to celebrate 'September Song' making the top 40, here's a list of months that made their impact in the chart.

Singles

January
1975 01 Pilot - January
1980 11 Barbra Dickson - January February

February
1980 11 Barbra Dickson - January February

March
1955 18 Central Band Of The Royal Air Force - The Dambusters March
1962 04 Kenny Ball and His Jazzmen - March Of The Siamese Children
1964 31 Joe Loss Orchestra - March Of The Mods
1994 45 Nine Inch Nails - March Of The Pigs

April
1957 07 Pat Boone - April Love
1987 08 The Jesus And Mary Chain - April Skies
2000 48 Amar - Sometimes It Snows In April

May
1958 27 Ronnie Hilton with the Michael Sammes Singers - I May Never Pass This Way Again
1958 14 Robert Earl - I May Never Pass This Way Again
1958 15 Perry Como - I May Never Pass This Way Again
1959 09 Joan Regan - May You Always
1959 15 McGuire Sisters - May You Always
1966 19 Andy Williams - May Each Day
1968 08 Malcolm Roberts - May I Have The Next Dream With You
1969 06 The Bee Gees - First Of May
1970 07 Herman's Hermits - Years May Come And Years May Go
1971 01 Rod Stewart - Maggie May/Reason To Believe
1972 02 Vicky Leandros - Come What May
1975 11 Love Unlimited - It May Be Winter Outside (But In My Heart It's Spring)
1979 22 Nazareth - May The Sun Shine
1985 82 Dolby's Cure - May The Cube Be With You
1990 86 Sir Lloyd feat. Alex Charles - It May Be Winter Outside
1992 25 Metallica - Wherever I May Roam
1993 71 Neil Young - Long May You Run (Live)
1995 45 Joe T. Vannelli Project - Sweetest Day Of May
2001 27 Nicole Kidman & Ewan McGregor - Come What May
2002 50 Enya - May It Be

June
1996 52 Rosette - June Afternoon
1997 19 BT - Flaming June
2005 67 Apartment - Everyone Says I'm Paranoid/June July
2005 14 Jamiroquai - Seven Days In Sunny June
2006 75 Like - June Gloom

July
1991 07 Bomb The Bass - Winter In July
2000 31 Ocean Colour Scene - July/I Am The News
2005 67 Apartment - Everyone Says I'm Paranoid/June July
2008 53 Natty - July
2010 32 Kelis - 4th Of July (Fireworks)

August
1970 45 Robin Gibb - August October

September
1956 03 David Whitfield - My September Love
1961 50 Bobby Darin - Come September
1961 35 Dinah Washington - September In The Rain
1962 03 Carole King - It Might As Well Rain Until September
1978 03 Earth Wind And Fire - September
1984 51 Ian McCulloch - September Song
2005 08 Green Day - Wake Me Up When September Ends
2016 16 JP Cooper - September Song

October
1970 45 Robin Gibb - August October
1984 85 Barry Manilow - When October Goes
2000 29 JJ72 - October Swimmer

November
1990 12 Morrissey - November Spawned A Monster
1992 04 Guns N Roses - November Rain
1995 35 Carter USM - Born On The 5th Of November
1998 03 Wyclef Jean - Gone Till November

December
1976 01 The Four Seasons - December '63
1980 29 Kate Bush - December Will Be Magic Again
1989 34 All About Eve - December
1996 40 Mazzy Star - Flowers In December
1996 62 Counting Crows - A Long December
2006 18 Andy Abraham & Michael Underwood - December Brings Me Back To You
2009 14 George Michael - December Song (I Dreamed Of Christmas)
2010 80 Demi Lovato - Remember December

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Artists:

March Violets
1986 84 Turn To The Sky

April Wine
1980 41 I Like To Rock
1981 52 Just Between You And Me

June Hutton & Axel Stordahl with The Boys Next Door
1953 06 Say You're Mine Again

June Montana
1989 93 I Need Your Love

September
1985 77 The Lover In Me

September
2006 96 Satellites
2008 05 Cry For You
2009 14 Can't Get Over

Posted by: M4NG0 6th January 2017, 05:17 PM

Poor forgotten February and August

I don't think all the May ones should really count though

Posted by: Bré 6th January 2017, 05:25 PM

September is the artist of this one no? x

Posted by: Danuary 6th January 2017, 05:27 PM

According to the OCC site, 'September' is the song and Satellites is the artist. Which may well be an error idk.

http://www.officialcharts.com/artist/13837/satellites/

Posted by: burbe 6th January 2017, 05:31 PM

Justice for October Song

Posted by: 🚡🚟🍥-b 6th January 2017, 05:32 PM

You forgot September's Cry For You (which I never liked anyway because it just sounds like me like an inferior version of 'Tell me Why' by Supermode with lyrics).

EDIT: It is in the artists section with the much superior follow up.

Posted by: Bré 6th January 2017, 05:36 PM

About 99.99% sure that's an error

Posted by: Liаm 6th January 2017, 05:43 PM

It is, the artist September behind Cry For You has a song called Satellites

Posted by: Danuary 6th January 2017, 05:43 PM

Added the artists in now (and yes there are two different artists called September who had chart hits, who knew)

(also edited Satellites to be a September song)

Posted by: fchd 6th January 2017, 06:28 PM

A couple more April's in the artist:

John Dummer & Helen April - Blue Skies - (3 Weeks) 28/08/1982 -71-{54}-57

Nino Tempo & April Stevens - Deep Purple - (11 Weeks) 09/11/1963 -47-35-29-21-{17}-18-34-33-34-33-48
Nino Tempo & April Stevens - Whispering - (8 Weeks) 18/01/1964 -35-31-26-{20}-23-25-33-45


Also "April Come She Will" was one of the titles on Simon & Garfunkel's EP version of Mrs Robinson which spent 5 weeks in the chart in early 1969.

Posted by: Col1967 6th January 2017, 07:02 PM

And none of the March ones should.

Posted by: fchd 6th January 2017, 07:34 PM

Found a March artist that definitely should count;

Ides Of March - Vehicle - (9 Weeks) 06/06/1970 -46-33-40-{31}-36-47-34-41-50

Posted by: 🚡🚟🍥-b 7th January 2017, 12:25 AM

Imelda May never made the singles chart top 100?

Posted by: BillyH 7th January 2017, 12:36 AM

Absolutely astonished that there's been no summer anthems containing the word 'August' in the title yet.