#1 Song When You Were Born

[Unrep7]

"Rags to Riches" by Tony Bennett in 1953. And Tony is still with us!

[PaulS 0706]

Moonlight Cocktail by Glenn Miller and His Orchestra -

[Blockhead]

Bennie and the Jets by Elton John. Not a fan.

And for all of you that know what song you were conceived to - I can't EVER imagine having that conversation with my parents. As far as I'm concerned, my 6 siblings and I were immaculate conceptions.

ETA: I just noticed that the website can tell you what song you were theoretically conceived to. Will It Go Round in Circles by Billy Preston. I don't think I'd ever even heard that song before just googling it. I'm very disappointed with my musical birth heritage.

[CharlieEcho]

Yeah, I share your concern with the scrolling down. Sometimes I think I'm gonna run out of room. "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer" by Gene Autry was #1 when I was conceived the sight says. Not sure if was Christmas or New Years event. Somewhere in there. My wifes birth song was Tennesee Waltz by Patti Page. (addendum) And her conception song, "If I Knew You Were Comin I'd a Baked a Cake" by Teresa Brewer! LOL

Originally Posted by sigman2

Charlie, you must be about 9 months older than me. "Good Night Irene" was No. 1 when I was conceived. "Come on-a My house was No. 1 when I was born.

The main thing I dislike about those enter your birthdate sites is that I have to scroll down so far for the year!

[hbilly]

#1 when I was conceived was "You're havin my baby" paul anka
the birth 1 was done somebody wrong song.

I guess I was born a walking cliché ha

[oldNJshooter]

"I Can’t Begin to Tell You” by Bing Crosby with Carmen Cavallaro at the piano...

[buttebob]

OK, I'll post again. I was #4 post yesterday. Strange. Maybe I forgot to hit the post button.
Paper Doll by the Mills Brothers.

Almost forgot again.

[Blockhead]

Originally Posted by hbilly

#1 when I was conceived was "You're havin my baby" paul anka
the birth 1 was done somebody wrong song.

I guess I was born a walking cliché ha

Bad omens, ha! I guess I shouldn't have complained about my songs.

[Ohio Don]

Sincerely by The McGuire Sisters

Yep, getting old.

[CharlieEcho]

When you find "your" songs, you can google Billboard songs for your particular year or years and see how long the song ran #1. Get a range for "your" conception timeline. Sometimes the song dropped out of #1 only to return later. "Good Night Irene", you gotta be kiddin.