Posted September 5, 20222 yr Some of these are fairly apt…some less so…. Anthony Eden - Give Me Your Word (Tennessee Ernie Ford) Harold Macmillan- Singing the Blues (Guy Mitchell) Alec Douglas-Home - Do You Love Me (Brian Poole & the Tremeloes) Harold Wilson - Oh Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison) Ted Heath - In the Summertime (Mungo Jerry) Harold Wilson 2.0 - Jealous Mind (Alvin Stardust) James Callaghan - Save Your Kisses for Me (Brotherhood of Man) Margaret Thatcher - Bright Eyes (Art Garfunkel) John Major - Ice Ice Baby (Vanilla Ice) Tony Blair - Blood On the Dancefloor (Michael Jackson) Gordon Brown - Umbrella (Rihanna / Jay-Z) David Cameron - Good Times (Roll Deep) Theresa May - One Dance (Drake / Wizkid / Kyla) Boris Johnson - Beautiful People (Ed Sheeran / Khalid) Liz Truss - Baddest of Them All (Eliza Rose)
September 5, 20222 yr Blair, Cameron and Johnson with some of the more forgettable #1s in recent history.
September 5, 20222 yr I like One Dance for Theresa May - that’s a cute match. :) Edited September 5, 20222 yr by JulianT
September 5, 20222 yr I guess time will tell, but seems like quite a fitting one for our new PM :teresa:
September 5, 20222 yr Thickest of them all maybe. 7 days to pluck the solution to the cost of living crisis out of your arse Liz, clock's ticking.
September 5, 20222 yr So the first of our run of Tory PMs entered to a song with 'Good' in the title, hopefully that means this one entering to one with 'Bad' in the title will be the last... :P
September 5, 20222 yr Some of these no.1s are let's say "unfortunate" bearing in mind the inhabitant. Tony Blair has a lot of blood on his hands - of course not many dancefloors in Baghdad though. David Cameron - "Good Times", well under his watch we left the EU. Johnson - is not a beautiful person outside or inside. Teresa May had certainly one dance to remember. If we use 'baddest' in its traditional sense then yes can see that works for Truss! Edited September 5, 20222 yr by Smint
September 5, 20222 yr Winston Churchill was PM when the Official charts started in 1952 When Anthony Eden became PM on 6 April 1955, UK #1 was Tennessee Ernie Ford - Give Me Your Word When Harold MacMillan became PM on 10 January 1957, UK #1 was Guy Mitchell - Singing The Blues When Alec Douglas-Home became PM on 19 October 1963, UK #1 was Brian Poole & The Tremeloes - Do You Love Me? When Harold Wilson became PM on 16 October 1964, UK #1 was Roy Orbison - Oh, Pretty Woman When Edward Heath became PM on 19 June 1970, UK #1 was Mungo Jerry - In The Summertime When Harold Wilson returned as PM on 4 March 1974, UK #1 was Alvin Stardust - Jealous Mind When James Callaghan became PM on 5 April 1976, UK #1 was Brotherhood Of Man - Save Your Kisses For Me When Margaret Thatcher became PM on 4 May 1979, UK #1 was Art Garfunkel - Bright Eyes When John Major became PM on 28 November 1990, UK #1 was Vanilla Ice - Ice Ice Baby When Tony Blair became PM on 2 May 1997, UK #1 was Michael Jackson - Blood On The Dancefloor When Gordon Brown became PM on 27 June 2007, UK #1 was Rihanna featuring JAY-Z - Umbrella When David Cameron became PM on 11 May 2010, UK #1 was Roll Deep featuring Jodie Connor - Good Times When Theresa May became PM on 13 July 2016, UK #1 was Drake featuring Wizkid & Kyla - One Dance When Boris Johnson became PM on 24 July 2019, UK #1 was Ed Sheeran featuring Khalid - Beautiful People When Liz Truss became PM today, UK #1 is Eliza Rose & Interplanetary Criminal - B.O.T.A (Baddest Of Them All)
September 5, 20222 yr Winston Churchill was PM when the Official charts started in 1952 When Anthony Eden became PM on 6 April 1955, UK #1 was Tennessee Ernie Ford - Give Me Your Word When Harold MacMillan became PM on 10 January 1957, UK #1 was Guy Mitchell - Singing The Blues When Alec Douglas-Home became PM on 19 October 1963, UK #1 was Brian Poole & The Tremeloes - Do You Love Me? When Harold Wilson became PM on 16 October 1964, UK #1 was Roy Orbison - Oh, Pretty Woman When Edward Heath became PM on 19 June 1970, UK #1 was Mungo Jerry - In The Summertime When Harold Wilson returned as PM on 4 March 1974, UK #1 was Alvin Stardust - Jealous Mind When James Callaghan became PM on 5 April 1976, UK #1 was Brotherhood Of Man - Save Your Kisses For Me When Margaret Thatcher became PM on 4 May 1979, UK #1 was Art Garfunkel - Bright Eyes When John Major became PM on 28 November 1990, UK #1 was Vanilla Ice - Ice Ice Baby When Tony Blair became PM on 2 May 1997, UK #1 was Michael Jackson - Blood On The Dancefloor When Gordon Brown became PM on 27 June 2007, UK #1 was Rihanna featuring JAY-Z - Umbrella When David Cameron became PM on 11 May 2010, UK #1 was Roll Deep featuring Jodie Connor - Good Times When Theresa May became PM on 13 July 2016, UK #1 was Drake featuring Wizkid & Kyla - One Dance When Boris Johnson became PM on 24 July 2019, UK #1 was Ed Sheeran featuring Khalid - Beautiful People When Liz Truss became PM today, UK #1 is Eliza Rose & Interplanetary Criminal - B.O.T.A (Baddest Of Them All) Yes, that is the entire contents of the OP of this thread...
September 5, 20222 yr Oh Hadji :lol: At least mine has the dates for when they became PM. Whoever put the first page up in the first place forgot to put the dates. People need to know the dates Edited September 5, 20222 yr by Hadji
September 6, 20222 yr aktually Truss isn't PM yet, she'll become PM on the 6th September, not the 5th 🤓 yes it doesn't change anything in regards to this thread but PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW THE DATES ~ god that Blair one is dark, he's lucky he bribed D:Ream to give himself another #1 to be associated with
September 6, 20222 yr Author Sorry guys - thought you’d be able to Google the dates yourselves, my mistake 😆😆
September 6, 20222 yr Sorry guys - thought you’d be able to Google the dates yourselves, my mistake 😆😆 Tbh the dates are irrelevant :D
September 6, 20222 yr Tony Blair - Blood On the Dancefloor (Michael Jackson) :lol: You can't make that up.
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