My Life In Music (UK Charts)

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1. My brother was born just over 18 months before I was, in May 1968. What was Cliff Richard's aptly titled number one single at the time? Good Times Bachelor Boy Baby You're Dynamite Congratulations

2. Rather coincidentally, when I was born early in 1970 - my mum's second little boy - the song "Two Little Boys" sat aloft the hit parade. Which Australian entertainer was responsible for this six week chart topper? Rolf Harris Terry Jacks Frank Ifield Barry Humphries

3. After a few rough years (my father passed away when I was just two years old), my mum decided it was time to take us on a well earned break in 1976, for my first overseas experience - to Canada. Montreal had recently hosted that year's summer Olympics, and the UK had won gold through John Osborn and Reg White. Which of these song titles, re-entering the charts that year, indicates the sport they won their medal for? Sailing Running Free Dancing Queen The Boxer

4. In 1980, my mum married a lovely bloke called Eric, who would, for the next 25 years, be the father I never really previously had. I recall my mum loving Fern Kinney's number one from that year, saying it described their relationship perfectly. My dad (as I called him from that day onwards) was less enthusiastic about the song! What was its title? Feels Like I'm In Love (Just Like) Starting Over A Woman In Love Together We Are Beautiful

5. The first record I ever bought (aside from the obligatory "Tiny Tots" or "Pinky & Perky" albums you buy as a child) was by Adam and the Ants. It spent five weeks at the top of the charts between May and June in 1981. Which single was it? Antmusic Prince Charming Stand and Deliver Goody Two Shoes

6. A lot of people would remember "The Chicken Song" as a hideous novelty record made by a certain cult television programme. I don't - it brings back the good times for me, because it was at the top of the charts when I walked out of the school gates for the very last time! Who released it? Spitting Image Fry and Laurie The Young Ones Blackadder

7. I played guitar (badly) and sang (marginally better) in many bands throughout my teens and twenties. A dance act obviously was so impressed with us that they stole the name of one of my bands, and had a top ten smash in 1995 with "Not Over Yet". What were they called? Deep Dish Grace N-Trance Happy Clappers

8. The song that was number one in 1997 at the time I bought my first house, with my then girlfriend, was based on Patrice Rushen's 1982 hit "Forget Me Nots". What was the smash hit version called, from a very successful film? Men In Black Deeper Underground My Heart Will Go On Breakfast At Tiffany's

9. I always find it highly amusing that the song that was number one when my wife committed herself to me by accepting my marriage proposal was called "Independent Women Part 1". Which girl group released this single? Destiny's Child TLC Sugababes Eternal

10. Since the turn of the millennium, I have gone some way to achieving my all time dream by having interviewed various music celebrities - many of them my former idols - for my website. The person I enjoyed interviewing the most was the guitarist from a 1980s band who had hits with "Shoplifters Of The World Unite" and "Ask" amongst others. What is his name? Will Sergeant Mick Jones Joey Santiago Johnny Marr