Comments on: Australian Singles Chart for 1972 http://www.australianmusichistory.com/australian-singles-chart-for-1972/ Providing a permanent record of Australian bands, musicians, recordings and technical crew no matter what the musical genre, both current and past. Wed, 28 Jul 2010 12:18:00 -0500 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Rick http://www.australianmusichistory.com/australian-singles-chart-for-1972/comment-page-1/#comment-2850 Rick Wed, 10 Jun 2009 18:20:44 +0000 http://www.australianmusichistory.com/australian-singles-chart-for-1972/#comment-2850 "Day By Day" by Colleen Hewett was my fondest memory of 1972, What a beautiful track that is !. At the time (as a 12y old) i used to sell 'fake' lottery tickets from door to door in my neighbourhood (in Mooroolbark, a Melbourne suburb) at 20c a ticket .. The price they could win was a full Encyclopedia :-). And my price was buying a few singles ... Colleen Hewett being one of them. (Don't tell any further please :-) (in the end i collected about 10 dollars, buying me about 4 singles at the time... and i've never been dishonest since ! :-). Sometimes the love of music goes very far for a 12y old kido :-). Cheers. “Day By Day” by Colleen Hewett was my fondest memory of 1972, What a beautiful track that is !. At the time (as a 12y old) i used to sell ‘fake’ lottery tickets from door to door in my neighbourhood (in Mooroolbark, a Melbourne suburb) at 20c a ticket ..
The price they could win was a full Encyclopedia :-) . And my price was buying a few singles … Colleen Hewett being one of them. (Don’t tell any further please :-) (in the end i collected about 10 dollars, buying me about 4 singles at the time… and i’ve never been dishonest since ! :-) .
Sometimes the love of music goes very far for a 12y old kido :-) .
Cheers.

]]> By: Jeff Hindle http://www.australianmusichistory.com/australian-singles-chart-for-1972/comment-page-1/#comment-952 Jeff Hindle Mon, 01 Sep 2008 09:25:09 +0000 http://www.australianmusichistory.com/australian-singles-chart-for-1972/#comment-952 Maxine Im pretty sure Donny did puppy love and "Little Jimmy Osmond" did Long haired lover from Liverpool. Not that I would like to admit I know that Maxine Im pretty sure Donny did puppy love and “Little Jimmy Osmond” did Long haired lover from Liverpool. Not that I would like to admit I know that

]]> By: Mark Gibson http://www.australianmusichistory.com/australian-singles-chart-for-1972/comment-page-1/#comment-712 Mark Gibson Wed, 23 Jul 2008 23:16:49 +0000 http://www.australianmusichistory.com/australian-singles-chart-for-1972/#comment-712 Sorry Kurt, they are on the list! Perhaps, if you are a fan, you'd consider writing a listing for them yourself? We are always looking for contributors. Check the "Contributors Wanted" link at the top of this page. Thanks, Mark Sorry Kurt, they are on the list! Perhaps, if you are a fan, you’d consider writing a listing for them yourself? We are always looking for contributors. Check the “Contributors Wanted” link at the top of this page.

Thanks, Mark

]]> By: kurt grieshop http://www.australianmusichistory.com/australian-singles-chart-for-1972/comment-page-1/#comment-706 kurt grieshop Sat, 19 Jul 2008 16:10:35 +0000 http://www.australianmusichistory.com/australian-singles-chart-for-1972/#comment-706 Looking under Australan Bands starting with "B"---no BeeGees ? What's up with that ? Looking under Australan Bands starting with “B”—no BeeGees ? What’s up with that ?

]]> By: Maxine Perry http://www.australianmusichistory.com/australian-singles-chart-for-1972/comment-page-1/#comment-687 Maxine Perry Thu, 03 Jul 2008 12:29:28 +0000 http://www.australianmusichistory.com/australian-singles-chart-for-1972/#comment-687 I was thinking that Puppy Love was actually sung by Donny's baby brother Jimmy Osmond, only my sister was in love with Donny so i had no choice but to grow up listening to the osmonds...not 100% certain but food for thought. I was thinking that Puppy Love was actually sung by Donny’s baby brother Jimmy Osmond, only my sister was in love with Donny so i had no choice but to grow up listening to the osmonds…not 100% certain but food for thought.

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