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Number 142: Roderick The Stewart! AaJpkup4IsI Cheated of a midweek #2, by enormous sales of others. Rod made Number 3 in October 1977 & sold 500,555 copies.

Number 143: February 1976 remembered December 63! yrp9RLVAUgs A misprint in the printed song, should of said December 1933...The end of Prohibition in the U.S. It was Number One in February 1976, after the chart was corrected from the mistake of Geoff Love's "Rodrigo's Guitar Concerto" being put at the top, by mis-management at the British Market Research Bureau. The first of a few mistakes by them...As we will find out. The Four Seasons sold 500,000 copies.

Number 144: The first hit for Debra -__Kdwsngqs A midweek Number One in March 1978. It sold 499,000 copies. Beaten horrifyingly by Easter sales of Brian & Michael!

Number 146: Their first number one PRKDcTNHBC4 Number One in November 1971 & 498,000 sold. Number 145: On yer bike in Oz mry-izVfTSI Number 2 in February 1971 & 498,000 sold

Number 148: 2 in a row from 1972. Is it you? ADx4qZ73jiA Number One in May 1972 & 496,000 sold Number 147; Gazza's back NpAYBsWcLuM A poinient piece of footage. Look at those girls (having to be held back from getting on stage). Number 2 in July 1972 & 498,000 sold.

Number 150: The first of 2 in a row from 1977 & The Jackos in Germany 8JsMxP6u8mY Number One in June 1977 Number 149: If anyone touches the drummer, i'll scratch his eyes...but it's not the Barron Knights, just yet! HZklwTGZutc Number One in August 1977 & 495,800 sold

Number 151: The late Stealer's Wheel lead, without Bob Holness! lSIw09oqsYo Number 3 in April 1978 & 495,000 sold

Number 152: Can barely stand on his feet! 2pMM4iwC-ag Number 2 in December 1976 & 493,000 sold

Number 153: The worst number one of the 70s? A close contender & if you bought it in 1978, you may have had to return it, because the pressing plant went wrong & many copies had white paint all over them! Tk0MwkDZhKs Number One in February 1978

Number 155: First of 2 in a row from 1975 9G2lqY3Nuk0 Number One in October 1975 Number 154: It's a teenage dream to be 17...And for me the best single of the 70s hGI92eNYC6E Number One in July 1975

Number 156: Bazza & the baby boom, with the full edit & not the cut off start, you hear today 2zfxZRBm3EY Number One in December 1974 & 490,000 sold

Number 157: Darts are back, with their Daddy! Z8C4vNjDaSo Number 6 in December 1977

Number 158: It's the Kid...And the other Paul Young d-TakXYf6sk Number 3 in October 1979

Number 159: Take it away Peter! eD3_ksFM1Co Number 4 in December 1977 & 490,000 sold

Number 160: Answer the door! vsBak0oCgdY Number One in June 1979

Number 161: The first one in for this lot i15ALD6fsUU Number 2 in April 1979

Number 162: You got to be cool & relaxed EE34cSvZCd8 Number 2 in November 1979 & 490,000 sold, up to New Year's Eve 1979

Number 163: Let's play darts! u3q3eKVBuoo Number 2 in March 1978 & 485,000 sold

Number 164: Sarah goes Disco, with Kenny Everett's ladies! B2Tkx6BgRFE Number 6 in December 1978, but not the biggest single to never make the top 5, in the 70s

Number 165: Tony Burrows Rules OK? dYh-b2q9cEo Number One in January 1970 & 484,000 sold

Number 166: Marc's back with Jungle Faced Jake! OJPe3SH9uKk Number One in February 1972

Number 167: 3rd February 1959 remembered Y0Y_XRiJsCI A midweek number one in March 1972, beaten by Nilsson

Number 168: I believe in Milk-O! JIN36NweL6I A midweek Number One in November 1975, but beaten by some Queen song

Number 169 No sign of Jimmy Nail...Thank heavens! V5gFAiPJhvI Number 2 in October 1978 & 480,000 sold

Number 170: Donny does a Johnny Mathis impression T4NZYHxgpog Number One in April 1973