June 15, 201312 yr Author Number 72: It's the same old song, with Roy & Co! GoJXYgVnQIQ Number One in June 1973 & 640,000 sold.
June 15, 201312 yr Author Number 71: Noddy & the boys from Wolverhampton RabCRjOL7nw Number One in March 1973 & straight in at Number One & selling a total of 646,800 copies.
June 15, 201312 yr Author Number 70: Terry of the Poppy Family...We had joy we had fun, we had United on the run! rhQ13geD2OA Number One in April 1974 & 649,000 sold.
June 15, 201312 yr Author Number 69: Another double A side from Rod TEoc13bwCw0 Number One in September 1971 & 653,000 sold. It started out on it's own as this: MfuOS8-cWwE
June 15, 201312 yr Author Number 68: No Sir, I can't! nVIJKKxE1_U So, pigeon English from Spain. In 1978, they represented Luxembourg at the Eurovision Song Contest. They didn't win, because they weren't Greek! Confused? I certainly was! Anyway, they boogied themselves up to Number One in October 1977 & sold 654,900 copies.
June 15, 201312 yr Author Number 67: No sign of the Bee Gees! WJvdy00LcPI Number One in July 1977 & 656,200 sold.
June 15, 201312 yr Author Number 66: I don't think so! jdTg9n0_Rsc Number One in November 1974 & 660,000 sold.
June 15, 201312 yr Author Number 65: Can you hear the drums? Xv_-6XQyIq0 Originally released in Sweden with Frida on her own, but the group went to Number One with it in May 1976 & sold 670,000.
June 15, 201312 yr Author Number 64: Debbie, shades & a lonely street RdTPzmmQBx4 Number One in May 1979 & 679,680 sold.
June 15, 201312 yr Author Number 63: Billy doesn't like it here in this town 024UcB1m7Do Time to tear up you picture of John & Olivia! And Bob knew what he was doing, there. "Rat Trap" was Number One in November 1978 & sold 680,000 copies.
June 15, 201312 yr Author Number 62: Alright! mg2Nc178JIo It was Number 2 in August 1970. Came back in 1973 & 1978 & sold a total of 690,000 in the 70s, alone.
June 15, 201312 yr Author Number 61: More overplayed stuff from Gold Radio! yG0oBPtyNb0 The biggest seller of 1970 & it sold 693,000.
June 15, 201312 yr Author Number 60: Merry Christmas Elvis! NJ6kJ7GWtv0 Les Gray & co topping the Christmas chart of 1974. Not enormous sales, although it shifted 694,000 in total.
June 15, 201312 yr Author Number 59: Herbie Flowers gives Corporal Jones, a hit! XC5fqzKxau8 It went to Number One, on a week that the British Market Research Bureau never compiled a chart. McGuiness Flint were neck & neck with Dave Edmunds & then BANG, Dunn! So, he was Number One from the end of December 1970 & sold 695,000 in total.
June 15, 201312 yr Author Number 58: More overplayed Mud. A shame because they did make better stuff d2sMuVPMkkk The biggest seller of 1974 & 695,000 sold.
June 15, 201312 yr Author Number 57: One day Lena Sin7-guGpko The best Number One of 1979, by far....Well it could of been worse. It might have been Gloria Hunniford's version! Lena sold 703,680 by New Year's Eve 1979.
June 15, 201312 yr Author Number 56: Dance Bryan! NavzcV_gRiE Mr Suit & a Number 2 in May 1979, that sold 705,000.
June 15, 201312 yr Author Number 55: The return of the Teeth! -ihs-vT9T3Q Number One in April 1978 & 705,000 sold.
June 15, 201312 yr Author Number 54: His name was Ernie, but he never won with his Premium Bonds! 8e1xvyTdBZI Number One in November & December 1971 & 705,000 sold. Strangely never performed on his Thames TV series.
June 15, 201312 yr Author Number 53: Mr Liza Goddard returns p28Jdk_fZ4U Some people (usually older people) used to mix him up with Gary Glitter. Not a huge mistake in December 1973. Coo Ca Choo made Number 2 & sold 708,000 copies.
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