MrTibbs
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Location: Lanarkshire Scotland
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Even album tracks of The Beatles covered by other artists and taken to #1 if released by The Beatles themselves would have given them more chart toppers.... -
Greetings Pop Pickers !
Here is the next Ultimate Averaged Chart for Week Ending August 3rd 1963
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Ok sorted. I sent to Lonnie first and it worked so here is the link to the Top Pops folder for you guys
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The file is in my Dropbox guys. I just need help on sharing it. Lonnie is helping and I will let you guys know soon as .Leave a comment:
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The Re-Dated Top Pops charts file is too big for email guys so I have put it in my Dropbox and you can all access this at
https://www.dr...Leave a comment:
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You actually make a really valid point there. By far most people got their chart info from the daily newspapers and most interestingly enough in the sixties...Leave a comment:
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I've been busy all morning and early afternoon and have just finished finished completing the Top Pops/Music Now chart re-dating exercise ahead of time....Leave a comment:
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The BBC should either have never included RR in its calculations at all because it differed from the other three in respect of this until the and of 1967,...Leave a comment:
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There was inconsistency in application by the BBC in this as much as there was in ties. Sometimes they just added the 31 which was a crazy calculation...Leave a comment:
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I considered that Splodj along with considering the other charts that came and went and decided against it on that basis mainly. NME, MM, RM, Disc, RR...Leave a comment:
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A side issue guys. I'm also working my way through my copies of the Top Pops chart between 1968 and 1971. This was a chart based solely on W H Smith stores....Leave a comment:
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I've made a few of those typos myself in the UAC that thankfully guys picked up on. Although you carefully check with so many figures on the page in front...Leave a comment:
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The Twist And Shout bandwagon picks up speed, The Tremeloes go top 5 as The Beatles soar to #11. The Isley's give up and leave the chart.
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Greetings Pop Pickers !
Here is the next Ultimate Averaged Chart for Week Ending July 27th 1963
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Interestingly, most of the time I notice from the above that BB goes with RR. I posted this yesterday in my thread but it really is more relevant to here....Leave a comment:
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Irregardless of actual sales it heralded an onslaught of Beatles music to come in proportions unforeseen at the start of the year. If the first 6 months...Leave a comment:
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While browsing I just came across this interesting comment by chance made by Alan Smith (ASM) in a discussion he was having on another site regarding...Leave a comment:
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I don't think it was doubt as MM continued with EP's well beyond 1963. I think it more likely to be that old chestnut that NME and Disc included advance...Leave a comment:
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and the battle is on for 'Twist' .. The Isley Brothers fall at the first hurdle and it seems to The Trems that they are off and running to an outright...Leave a comment:
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