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the one about who had the longest at the top was a bit shady, 'Bohemian Rhapsody' had 14 weeks at #1 in total and they didn't make it clear they wanted the longest consecutive run.

 

 

Anyway, I got 17/22

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The one about the amount of band aid single to get Xmas no1 threw me off course as I said all of them but band aid 30 only got to no1 in November.

19/22, actually slaying a chart quiz for once *.* for some reason I always remember the Christmas charts the most. Did get thrown by that Band Aid one though, argh.

 

 

Weird to think Santa Baby has never made the top 40, though I s'pose less weird than White Christmas never getting the number 1!

 

I s'pose less weird than White Christmas never getting the number 1!

 

 

White Christmas was released before the chart was official, but unofficially it was No. 1 at Christmas in 1942, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, & 1951 for a total of 24 weeks, and hit No. 2 in 1943 and 1944.

 

 

Mariah Carey could neva. :D

wow at that domination. though it is meant to be the best selling single in the world ever, so I'm not surprised.

15/22

And I even got the band aid question wrong after reading here first :rofl: :rofl:

19/22 got caught out a few times. Great quiz!

I feel good now - I got 19/22. :D

The correct answer to one of the questions isn't even listed as an option.

You have to get into the stupid mindset of the OCC to get it right...

(Thankfully, I am able to do that. :lol: )

19/22 as well! Was looking to get at least 20 and then got a few of the last ones wrong.

 

Question 18 confused the hell out of me :P

Got 15/22 which I'm happy with. I also missed the Band Aid question after reading it too quickly. The lack of female solo artists with Christmas #1s really surprises me, to think after 1954 there were none at all for nearly 40 years!

17/22.

 

Just learnt a couple of new things! Beatles the most xmas number 1's? :o

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White Christmas was released before the chart was official, but unofficially it was No. 1 at Christmas in 1942, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, & 1951 for a total of 24 weeks, and hit No. 2 in 1943 and 1944.

 

 

Mariah Carey could neva. :D

 

Yeh what a record!!

 

Although i assume vinyl and sheet music was alot lower naturally back then.

 

It charted in 1977 after Bings death that year i assume?

 

 

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17/22.

 

Just learnt a couple of new things! Beatles the most xmas number 1's? :o

 

 

Indeed 3 in a row like the spice girls and then a 4th later in the 60s!

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