More...March 24, 1945
Billboards first Top Album Chart published
Billboard publishes its first pop-music chart for albums on this day in 1945. The first No. 1 album was Nat King Cole's King Cole Trio
Elvis Presley is inducted into the army on this day in 1958. Although he had been drafted the previous December, the army granted him a deferral so he could finish shooting his film, King Creole.
1955
The Ballad of Davy Crockett - Bill Hayes
Sincerely - McGuire SistersDarling Je Vous Aime Beaucoup - Nat ‘King’ ColeIn the Jailhouse Now - Webb Pierce
1963Our Day Will Come - Ruby & The RomanticsThe End of the World - Skeeter DavisHe’s So Fine - The ChiffonsStill - Bill Anderson
1971Me and Bobby McGee - Janis JoplinShe’s a Lady - Tom JonesJust My Imagination (Running Away with Me) - The TemptationsI’d Rather Love You - Charley Pride
1979Tragedy - Bee GeesWhat a Fool Believes - The Doobie BrothersHeaven Knows - Donna Summer with Brooklyn DreamsI Just Fall in Love Again - Anne Murray
1987Lean on Me - Club NouveauLet’s Wait Awhile - Janet JacksonNothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now - StarshipI’d Still Be Loving You - Restless Heart
Those were the days, my friend. We thought they’d never end...
8 comments:
that takes me back
Enjoy your day!
Missie
80's were my time...I liked all those songs!
The Ballad of Davy Crockett
Our Day Will Come
The End of the World
He’s So Fine
Still
Me and Bobby McGee
Oh God!!I LOVED THEM ALL.........
Believe it or not --just yesterday I was singing 'Our Day Will Come'........
huggies
~c~
I'm liking 1979!! The 70's were great!
Those were the days when music, was actually music and pleasant to listen to. These days it's a rarity anything comes out that improves on what we used to hear. (Hugs) Indigo
That was a fun walk thru memory lane... music is always like that for me!
be well,
Dawn
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Those are some terrific songs you have there. Reading these makes me want to hear these songs again.
xx
Lisa
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