Here are the pop charts for weekend the 7th April 1973 UK
1. Get Down by Gilbert O' Sullivan
Born in Ireland in 1946 as Raymond Edward O'Sullivan, this was No1 in the UK and the US, and was one of many hits from this sianger songwriter. I recall that the song appeared on "Top Of The Pops" before the days video was used to cover an artist not being able to appear, on this occasion the dancers from the programmes called Pans People, danced to the song with a load of dogs on stage. One of the dogs got bored and walked off, and that stayed in the transmission.
Some of the Lyrics
Told you once before
And I won't tell you no more
Get down, get down, get down
You're a bad dog baby
But I still want you 'round
You give me the creeps
When you jump on your feet
So get down, get down, get down
Keep your hands to yourself
I'm strictly out of bounds
Once upon a time I drank a little wine
Was as happy as could be, happy as could be
Now I'm just like a cat on a hot tin roof
Baby what do you think you'redoin ' to me
Told you once before
And I won't tell you no more
So get down, get down, get down
You're a bad dog baby
But I still want you 'round around
I still want you around
aye aye aye
2. The Twelfth of Never by Donny Osmond
3. Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Ole Oak Tree by Dawn featuring Tony Orlando.
4. Power To All Our Friends by Cliff Richard
7. Cum On Feel The Noize by Slade
9. Love Train by The O Jays
10. Killing Me Softly With His Song by Roberta Flack
Born in Ireland in 1946 as Raymond Edward O'Sullivan, this was No1 in the UK and the US, and was one of many hits from this sianger songwriter. I recall that the song appeared on "Top Of The Pops" before the days video was used to cover an artist not being able to appear
Some of the Lyrics
Told you once before
And I won't tell you no more
Get down, get down, get down
You're a bad dog baby
But I still want you 'round
You give me the creeps
When you jump on your feet
So get down, get down, get down
Keep your hands to yourself
I'm strictly out of bounds
Once upon a time I drank a little wine
Was as happy as could be, happy as could be
Now I'm just like a cat on a hot tin roof
Baby what do you think you're
Told you once before
And I won't tell you no more
So get down, get down, get down
You're a bad dog baby
But I still want you 'round around
I still want you around
Hard to believe that teen idol Donny was born in 1957, this record was another solo hit away from the super group The Osmonds, in fact this was one of many solo hits of this year, and the record itself was made famous by Johnny Mathis, a hit in 1957, that tells a story of a date that will never happen.
Article about Osmonds
RNI CHARTS JUN 71 OSMONDS CONCERT 1975 APOLLO 16 LIFT OFF KENNY EVERETT
His younger brother was No.6 this week.Article about Osmonds
RNI CHARTS JUN 71 OSMONDS CONCERT 1975 APOLLO 16 LIFT OFF KENNY EVERETT .
This huge single became the number one record of the year both in the UK and the US. The yellow ribbon around the tree was to show in some customs that you are missing a loved one and hoping for their return. Tony in fact was a cover singer for many years in the 60s.
5.I Am A Clown/Some Kind Of A Summer by David Cassidy
The second teen idol in the chart this week is David Cassidy who starred in the the hit TV series "The Partridge Family"
I am A Clown Lyrics
See the funny little clown, see the puppet on a string
Wind him up, he'll sing, give him candy and he'll dance
But be certain not to feel that his funny face is real
Step right up and seehim folks, couldn't you die at all his jokes
Couldn't you cry at all the tricks, he'llcome up with in a fix
But be certain not to stray 'cause he'll steal your heart away
I am a clown, I am a clown, clown
You'll always see me smile, you'll never see me frown
Sometimes my scenes are good, sometimes they're bad
Not funny, ha-ha,funny sad
I am a clown, look at the clown, clown
Always a laughing face whenever you're around
Always the same routine, I never change
Not funny, ho-ho, funny strange
Wind him up, he'll sing, give him candy and he'll dance
But be certain not to feel that his funny face is real
Step right up and see
Couldn't you cry at all the tricks, he'll
But be certain not to stray 'cause he'll steal your heart away
I am a clown, I am a clown, clown
You'll always see me smile, you'll never see me frown
Sometimes my scenes are good, sometimes they're bad
Not funny, ha-ha,
I am a clown, look at the clown, clown
Always a laughing face whenever you're around
Always the same routine, I never change
Not funny, ho-ho, funny strange
6. Tweedle Dee by Jimmy Osmond
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