E: 14/01 (Daily) Win an iPod Touch 16Gb

grannybiker

From Nisa

Who got the very first Christmas number one hit single, with 'Here in My Heart' in 1952?
Dean Martin
Al Martino
Mario Lanza

One of four Beatles' Christmas chart-toppers, this one taken from the Magical Mystery Tour film was which aired on BBC1, on Boxing Day 1967.
Yellow Submarine
I Am the Walrus
Hello, Goodbye

One of six number ones achieved by Wolverhampton glam-rockers, Slade.
Lonely This Christmas
Merry Christmas Everybody
I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day

Originally written and recorded by Candian singer/songwriter and novelist, Leonard Cohen, this song was taken to the top of the Christmas charts in 2008, by X-Factor winner, Alexandra Burke.
Hallelujah
Hark, the Herald Angels Sing
Silent Night

The Spice Girls climbed to the coveted Christmas number one spot in 1997, dening off strong competition from the Teletubbies. What was the title of the song?
2 Become 1
Goodbye
Too Much

From T&Cs - No more than 100 entries per customer will be accepted for the duration of the promotion, so will pop a link in daillies for those who prefer to spread their entries

Good luck all

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reniannen

answers:
1. Al Martino (source)
2. Hello, Goodbye (source)
3. Merry Christmas Everybody (source)
4. Hallelujah (source)
5. Too Much (source)

thanks grannybiker!

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http://www.nisalocally.com/competitiondetail/156
my local store is stubshaw cross if that helps theres a few xmas based questions
dont know them all
1st one is mario lanza

weeowens

eeeeeee wrote: »

http://www.nisalocally.com/competitiondetail/156
my local store is stubshaw cross if that helps theres a few xmas based questions
dont know them all
1st one is mario lanza

here.I'll ask for a merge but it will be later as have to log off now

vwcampervan72

I'll ask for it weeowens

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Hibernian0

purpledonkey wrote: »

I looked them up on Google,

A1: Al Martino
A2: I Am The Walrus (http://www.jpgr.co.uk/smmt1.html)
A3: Merry Christmas Everybody
A4: Hallelujah
A5: Too Much

Good luck

LOOK AGAIN

answers:
1. Al Martino (source)
2. Hello, Goodbye (source)
3. Merry Christmas Everybody (source)
4. Hallelujah (source)
5. Too Much (source)

ladyt

According to Wiki, both I Am The Walrus and Hello, Goodbye featured in Magical Mystery Tour.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magical_Mystery_Tour_(film)

However, it was Hello, Goodbye that was the "chart topper" - I Am The Walrus was the B-side of the single. So I would agree with Hibernian0's answer.