A Streisand song?!?

Oh, Barbara, I am sorry.

Out of respect for you, I'll no longer call you Babs.

I know. To make matters worse, I was born in the year of Debbie Boone. (On the other hand, I like to think that's why I so uncannily manage to light up everyone's life.)

Well, at least Debbie Boone has the right idea about politics. Or at least I think she does.

So you've also got that going for you.

Mine is "Sir Duke" by Stevie Wonder. I'm not familiar with, but I already know it has the wrong team in it.

If only I had been three years earlier, I would have had "The Streak" by Ray Stevens. I cannot believe that song was a #1.

Barbara and MRD and I were born in the part of the 70's just before disco ruined everything.

The long and winding road by the Beatles

Ugh. Tragedy by the Bee Gees.

I must admit, I had never heard the song, so I just went and listened to it. I stand by my previous statement.

I think a more pertinent question would be what is the song that was number one when you turned 16. This was when you could date, drive, had the pretense of independence and your body was in the midst of hormone wars. That was the time when music was Important. Now this idea seemed very sound until I saw the song that was number one on my 16th birthday. Blechh. But for the rest of you, you should consider it.

"On My Own" by Patti Labelle and Michael McDonald. As you said, blechh.