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02.03.1968 : Lulu - Me, The Peaceful Heart (5 weeks # 1) http://hitparade.ch/cdimag/lulu-me_the_peaceful_heart_s.jpg V-PRTE7nQ1A I'm really happy for Lulu's first vintage # 1 in my retrospective, eighteen years before her retro # 1s "My Boy Lollipop". She was a signature female singer in 60s decade, but her previous singles always were behind Sandie, Cilla and Petula. "Me, The Peaceful Heart" was her fourth Top 10 single in UK (# 9), also reached # 11 in Ireland, # 12 in New Zealand and # 20 in Australia.

17.02.1968 : Sandie Shaw - Today (2 weeks # 1) http://www.rhino.com/sites/default/files/styles/medium/public/Sandie_Shaw2.jpg qqgpBlVODv4 Ninth # 1 single for Sandie Shaw. # 27 in United Kingdom.

27.01.1968 : Anita Harris - The Anniversary Waltz (3 weeks # 1) http://www.dancingledge.com/_Media/young_anita_harris_med.jpeg Dh4k8f0UAow "The Anniversary Waltz" is a popular song written by Dave Franklin, the lyrics by Al Dubin. The song was published in 1941. It has been covered by Vera Lynn, Connie Francis, and Bing Crosby. Anita Harris did score a substantial hit with her 5 January 1968 release, a remake of the standard "Anniversary Waltz", which spent eight weeks in the UK Top 40, peaking at No. 21. After just missing the UK Top 50 with the single "We're Going On A Tuppenny Bus Ride" (released 17 May 1968), she made her final chart appearance with her rendition of "Dream a Little Dream of Me".

John, I heard only some songs from your chart. I can say even more, never heard the half of those artists. :lol: "Wild Woman" was my # 1 some weeks ago. Mostly, because the video. "Ghost" is the first UK # 1, which I'm not dislike/hate after "Roar".

Hope, that Germany 2014 is not Hungary 1954.

8.0 : Sound Of The Underground 10.0 : No Good Advice 8.0 : Life Got Cold 7.0 : Jump 9.5 : Show 7.0 : Love Machine 7.5 : I'll Stand By You 7.0 : Wake Me Up 7.5 : Long Hot Summer 8.0 : Biology 10.0 : See The Day 9.0 : Whole Lotta History 6.0 : Something Kinda Ooooh 8.0 : I Think We're Alone Now 9.5 : Walk This Way (vs. Sugababes) 8.0 : Sexy! No No No… 8.0 : Call The Shots 8.5 : St. Trinians Theme [Didn't heard before] 10.0 : Can't Speak French 9.0 : Promise 8.5 : Loving Kind 8.5 : Untouchable 2.0 : Something New 9.5 : Beautiful 'Cause You Love Me

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All my personal # 1 singles (1967) : 01. Sandy Posey - Single Girl (2 weeks # 1) 02. Nancy Sinatra - Sugar Town (4 weeks # 1) 03. Petula Clark - This Is My Song (4 weeks # 1) 04. Sandie Shaw - I Don't Need Anything (3 weeks # 1) 05. Frank and Nancy Sinatra - Somethin' Stupid (3 weeks # 1) 06. Sandy Posey - What A Woman In Love Won't Do (4 weeks # 1) 07. Petula Clark - Don't Sleep In The Subway (6 weeks # 1) 08. Vikki Carr - It Must Be Him (3 weeks # 1) 09. Anita Harris - Just Loving You (5 weeks # 1) 10. Nancy Sinatra - You Only Live Twice (2 weeks # 1) 11. Vikki Carr - There I Go (3 weeks # 1) 12. Sandie Shaw - You've Not Changed (5 weeks # 1) 13. Seekers - When Will The Good Apples Fall (3 weeks # 1) 14. Cilla Black - I Only Live To Love You (3 weeks # 1) 15. Petula Clark - The Other Man`s Grass (Is Always Greener) (5 weeks # 1) Special awards : Best single, which was not my personal # 1 : Judith Durham - Olive Tree Most # 1 singles : Petula Clark, Nancy Sinatra (3) Most # 1 weeks : Petula Clark (15) Group of the Year : Seekers Singer of the Year : Petula Clark Favourite Eurovision song : Vicky Leandros - L'amour Est Bleu (Luxembourg) Favourite official UK # 1 single : Petula Clark - This Is My Song Song of the Year : Sandie Shaw - You've Not Changed

23.12.1967 : Petula Clark - The Other Man`s Grass (Is Always Greener) (5 weeks # 1) http://cdn2.greatsong.net/album/extra/petula-clark-best-of-the-early-years-105991720.jpg iA93sPlY6-8 "The Other Man's Grass Is Always Greener" is a song written by Tony Hatch and Jackie Trent which was a 1967 hit for Petula Clark. After unsuccessful "The Cat in the Window (The Bird in the Sky)" at #26 became Clark's lowest charting US single to that date and missed the UK Top 50 entirely, causing Clark to reunite with Hatch for a track to be added to her album as the title track and to serve as a second advance single. This track: "The Other Man's Grass is Always Greener" — which Hatch says contains "a lot of deep thought and a lot of philosophy... Clark enjoyed singing those kind of songs" — was musically similar to "Don't Sleep in the Subway" but failed to approach that hit's success, reaching only #31 on the US charts. Conversely in the UK, "The Other Man's Grass Is Always Greener" would bring Clark back to the UK Top 20 - at #20 - for the final time while "Kiss Me Goodbye" would just reach #50, effectively ending Clark's career as a mainstream hitmaker. In Australia, "The Other Man's Grass Is Always Greener" reached #30.

All girls are sexy in "Can't Speak French" video, not only Nadine. :wub: "Something New" in top 10 ? :(

02.12.1967 : Cilla Black - I Only Live To Love You (3 weeks # 1) http://991.com/newgallery/Cilla-Black-The-Best-Of-Cilla-294369.jpg _idRqVhHnCE # 26 in UK and # 14 in Ireland.

With "See The Day", not over. :) "Beautiful Cause You Love Me" :heart:

Only 4.0 line-up had 100 % result, all 3 singles were # 1s in my chart. :yahoo: In the terms a quality of singles best period : 3.0 from "Follow Me Home" to "Denial" (only "About You Now" is not perfect) 2.0 era is a hit or shit. Sugababes is only Heidi for me, so I don't care about 1.0.

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11.11.1967 : Seekers - When Will The Good Apples Fall (3 weeks # 1) http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51CeX2IT3aL._SL500_AA280_.jpg wowT95tkesk # 11 in United Kingdom. In 1968 the Seekers were named as joint "Australians of the Year" – the only group thus honoured. In July of that year, Durham left to pursue a solo career and the group disbanded. Their final performance, on 7 July, was screened live by the BBC as a special called "Farewell the Seekers" with an audience of more than 10 million viewers. Also in July, the compilation album The Seekers' Greatest Hits was released and spent 17 weeks at No. 1 in Australia. It was re-titled as The Best of the Seekers in the UK and spent 6 weeks at No. 1 in 1969, managing to knock the Beatles' (White Album) off the top of the charts and preventing the Rolling Stones' "Beggars Banquet" from reaching the top spot.

07.10.1967 : Sandie Shaw - You've Not Changed (5 weeks # 1) http://www.rock-ola.be/hoes-sh/shaw,%20sandie/sandie%20shaw%2047-15038.jpg 8UZkWBrHS_0 "You've Not Changed" is the fifteenth single by the British singer Sandie Shaw. This was the first single A-side to be written by Chris Andrews since "Think Sometimes About Me" almost a year previously. Shaw feels that at the time this was her best single for some time and it reached number 18 on the UK Singles Chart, making it her ninth Top 20 single there.

16.09.1967 : Vikki Carr - There I Go (3 weeks # 1) http://www.mattmonro.com/bitmapmurph/december07/Vikki%20Carr.jpg Swf2nSBaxl4 # 50 in UK Singles Chart.

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Don't get me wrong. I like some songs from 2.0 and 3.0, but dislike Mutya and Keisha, so 4.0 was my favourite line-up. I prefer "Freedom" above all mentioned songs. "Freak Like Me", "Round Round" and "Hole And The Head" are really weak.

Sugababes never were a good albums artist. From their albums I really love only "Change" and "Catfights And Spotlights".

I don't have only "One Touch", but have 2 copies of the most their albums (Russian cheap version without booklet and normal European version) "Taller In More Ways" (only with 3.0 line-up), also have "Three" on a cassette.

1. I'm here for this option. 2. There is no chance to see 2.0 or 3.0 line-up together again.

4.0 for me. Best Sugababes line-up.

I never was a football fan and prefer rugby union. Germany : My sister supported German team from Euro 1996, when they won. Netherlands : Maybe because I like their music.