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Which band has had the most Christmas number ones?
the beatles
Who sang Christmas song hello goodbye?
The song is by the Beatles. it is NOT a Yuletide number by any means.
Who sings the song Christmas Alphabet?
The song, Christmas Alphabet, is a Christmas song written in 1955, sung by the singer, Dickie Valentine. The song became a big hit, going #1 in the United Kingdom.
What was Christmas number 1 single in 1999?
Westlife with cover versions of the Abba song" I Have a Dream" and Terry Jacks hit "Seasons in the Sun"
Who sings a song called Happy Christmas?
There is a song called "Happy Christmas (War is Over)" by former Beatles member, John Lennon. There is also a holiday sing-a-long on YouTube by musician Dan Tyler.
What was the 1 hit song by the Beatles in 1968?
"Hey Jude" by the Beatles was the number 1 hit song for 1968.
When was The Beatles' Christmas records created?
The Beatles' Christmas records was created in 1963.
What was the Beatles' 1st 1 hit?
Please Please Me
What was the Beatles' first No. 1 hit?
Please please me was there first No. 1 hit.
The beatles record first number 1 hit?
Love Me do
What was the Beatles' first worldwide number 1 hit?
The Beatles released no records in Australia in 1962, so they could not have had a hit there of any kind.
What was the Beatles first number 1 hit in Europe?
The first number 1 hit from The Beatles in Europe was their song Love Me Do. The simple and catchy melody featuring lyrics of love caught on quickly.
Which rock band came 1st the who or Beatles?
The Beatles started in 1962, with a #1 hit in 1963 and American #1 hits in 1964, The Who started in 1964 with their first hit "Can't explain" in 1965.
What was the beatles 17th number 1 hit?
the long and winding road
Which artist holds the most UK Christmas no 1's?
The Beatles hold the record with 4 no.1's.
What Michael Jackson covered a Beatles number 1 hit?
Come Together
What was The Beatles' last hit single?
Beatles songs have been released after the break up, however, for example, "Free as a Bird" was recorded in 1994 using an old recording of Lennon (he died in 1980), but none of these reached #1. Several songs from the Beatles last two albums reached the status of #1 hit, such as "Get Back", "Come Together", "Let it Be" and "The Long and Winding Road". The last Beatles hit to retain the #1 position was "The Long and Winding Road" from "Let it Be" (which was one of McCartney's reason for leaving The Beatles, as he was dissatisfied with the producer's addition of a backing orchestra), which reached number 1 on the 13th June 1970.
