please empty your brain below |
No more than two guesses each please. |
13 -> 2 much 24 -> 2 become 1 (spice 4ever!!!) |
1 - Bohemian Rhapsody 4 - Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2) At last, I've got an answer! |
30 - Something Stupid (Robbie & Nicole) 18 - Don't You Want Me? (Human Leauge) |
11 - Mistletoe and Wine 17 - Feed the World? |
Dear Mr Geezer, sir When was No.16 a Christmas No.1? Seems to be from "Saving all my love for you" by Whitney Houston. Right artist but wrong song? Love Mandy |
Dear Ms Jones-Rowbottom No 16 was indeed a Christmas number 1 for the aforementioned Ms Houston, in 1992. |
But Mr Geezer, sir In 1992 Ms Houston had a number 1 with a certain song from the film "The Bodyguard" which did not contain those lyrics, the one she sang in 1985, did though! Mandy x |
Ah, drat. Ok, hang on while I change that and stick the proper lyric in instead. Grrr, I'm then going to have to renumber part of the quiz. Don't worry, nobody will notice. Sorted. |
9) Can We Fix It? 14) Sound of the Underground |
Oh, good, another Xmas lyric competition 7. Slade-Merry Xmas Everybody 8. Mud-Lonely This Christmas |
25 - Christmas Time (Don't Let The Bells End) - Darkness 27 - These Are The Days Of Our Lives - Queen |
20 is Abba - the song is I have a dream - I think. 29 just has to be from a song called Ebeneezer Good - not sure who sings it - but he's a philosopher is a great "geezer" !!! |
2) A Child is Born (but I don't remember who it was by). 5) Save Your Love - Renee and Renato. Is it really only two guesses each, or will you extend that if not enough answers are given? |
Jag - 20's the right song but wrong group. And 29 definitely isn't Good |
10 - Shakin' Stevens (1985 I think without looking it up) |
15 - Mary's Boy Child 10 - Merry Christmas Everyone (Shakin Stevens) i hope |
20 I have a dream - Westlife |
3 - Goodbye - Spice Girls |
29 - Mr Blobby's The Blobby Song |
12 - Mull of Kintyre - Macca & the bagpipes 23 - Only You - Yazoo So many memories sob |
oops! - What was that you were saying about the Darkness being #1? Thankfully the result is altogether more pleasing. |
Just updating the blog entry as we speak |
22- Mad World |
Oh hooray - I'm just back from work and there's still some left to answer! #6 is Micheal Jackson's Earth Song, while #28 is on the tip of my tongue. Oo, going to annoy me all day now! |
No 26 is Saviors day by Cliff Richard |
No 21 is Reete Petit by Jakie Wilson |
I'll try again a write it porperly No 21 Reet Petite - Jackie Wilson |
Baby if you've got to go away, don't think I could.. etc etc. #28 is Stay Another Day by East-17. On the playlist in another department at work today, I knew I'd heard it recently. Quite like that one. |
I like that one too. Which just leaves number 19, anyone? |
There's no one quite like grandma? St winifrids school choir |
I know this is my third....Oh dear.... St.Winnifreds and "No-one Quite Like Grandma" I fear..... still IMHO this years is nearly as bad. I know 'tis one you've been championing but I don't get it.. maybe as they seem to have been playing it for the last 6 months on XfM I've had too much... and at least the Tears for Fears version was over quicker (sorry, not a fan and I rather liked the absurdity of the Darkness one). AND I'm in big trouble as I'd told my kids the Darkness WERE #1 for Xmas... even more evidence that dad doesn't know what he's talking about! |
Doh! And I took so long to write it I got beaten anyway, rats! |
That's the lot! Full set of answers here. Merry Xmas Everybody |
what happened to the top of your post? last night it looked different. |
Er, everyone assumed The Darkness were going to win the Xmas No 1 race, by miles, so originally I went along with that. Like so... I was underwhelmed by The Darkness when I saw them at Knebworth back in August. Maybe that's what comes of spending too many hours of my life in Lowestoft. Nevertheless that's no musical turkey they've pulled out of the hat this Christmas, and singer Justin's glam bravado will win the band a coveted place in the festive chart hall of fame later this afternoon. Christmas Time (Don't Let The Bells End) will be the first Christmas record to top the Christmas chart since 1990, and also only the sixth Christmas number one in 50 years to mention the word 'Christmas' in the title. And then everyone turned out to be wrong, and Gary Jules slipped in instead, so I rewrote the intro. Damn, somebody noticed |
Answers:
1) Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen (1975/1991) 2) When A Child Is Born - Johnny Mathis (1976) 3) Goodbye - Spice Girls (1998) 4) Another Brick In The Wall - Pink Floyd (1979) 5) Save Your Love - Renee and Renato (1982) 6) Earth Song - Michael Jackson (1995) 7) Merry Xmas Everybody - Slade (1973) 8) Lonely This Christmas - Mud (1974) 9) Can We Fix It? - Bob The Builder (2000) 10) Merry Christmas Everyone - Shakin' Stevens (1985) 11) Mistletoe and Wine - Cliff Richard (1988) 12) Mull Of Kintyre - Wings (1977) 13) Too Much - Spice Girls (1997) 14) Sound Of The Underground - Girls Aloud (2002) 15) Mary's Boy Child - Boney M (1978) 16) I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston (1992) 17) Do They Know It's Christmas? - Band Aid (1984) and Band Aid II (1989) 18) Don't You Want Me? - Human League (1981) 19) There's No One Quite Like Grandma - St Winifred's School Choir (1980) 20) I Have A Dream - Westlife (1999) 21) Reet Petite - Jackie Wilson (1986) 22) Mad World - Gary Jules (2003) 23) Only You - Flying Pickets (1983) 24) 2 Become 1 - Spice Girls (1996) 25) Always On My Mind - Pet Shop Boys (1987) 26) Saviour's Day - Cliff Richard (1990) 27) These Are The Days Of Our Lives - Queen (1991) 28) Stay Another Day - East 17 (1994) 29) Mr Blobby - Mr Blobby (1993) 30) Something Stupid - Robbie Williams & Nicole Kidman (2001) |
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