Last Dreamer

The Millennium Prayer is possibly in top 10 for UK#1s in 1999.

After all these # 1s rates threads with (mostly) similar music preferences I wish to do the full ranking of UK#1s (at least from 1970 to 2009).

Is it Wham at # 1 again and again (like Mariah in US) until "the end of times" ?

"I Get A Little Sentimental Over You" was my # 1 in 1974 year. Some sites named my Christmas # 1 Linda Bennett - An Old Fashioned Christmas (Daddy's Home) as the worst Xmas song ever, but I don't care and like it.

Awful top 10.

My top 10 : Bucks Fizz - The Land Of Make Believe Aneka - Little Lady Sue Wilkinson - Time'N'Tide Clash and Ellen Foley - Hitsville UK Barbra Streisand - Promises Sue Wilkinson - Women Only Rachel Sweet and Rex Smith - Everlasting Love Dooleys - And I Wish Kirsty MacColl - There's A Guy Works Down The Chip Shop Swears He's Elvis Kate Robbins - More Than In Love

My bottom : Livin' La Vida Loca (worst single from 1999 year), King of My Castle, 9PM (Till I Come), You Don't Know Me, Praise You

My Greatest Christmas hit :

The best vs the worst. Girls Aloud

So nothing interesting, if don't count Sanna.

It's very US based now, Slade, Wizzard and even Kirsty/Pogues became less successful in last years. Did they play the Fizz ? True modern Christmas classic.

I Was Born On Christmas Day was # 1 in my weekly chart. But there are so much great Christmas tracks (old and modern), so Saint Etienne single weren't included in my all-time top 40 Xmas songs. That list is very unique, it didn't have any big hits and even more non-mainstream than my other charts. Only Girls Aloud - Not Tonight Santa and Britney - My Only Wish are popular enough + lovely Little Things, which sadly didn't became Christmas hit.

I have more interests in your old charts, especially from 2000-2009.

My mother bought some interesting LPs, when she was young. My highlights are Teach-In - Festival and Dooleys Family in Moscow. Yes, they visited USSR in 1975 year.