You look better in the dark is quite the burn #sts70s

You look better in the dark is quite the burn #sts70s
Love's Gotta Hold On Me by Dollar on #STS70s
Slade and their 3rd UK #1, “Mama Weer All Crazee Now”. I think I spelt it right! They topped the U.K. 6 times in total. #sts70s
@litsie.bsky.social is having problems accessing bluesky at the moment. Normal service will resume shortly 👍 #sts70s
T.Rex and “Children Of The Revolution”. #sts70s
“How Can I Be Sure?” was the 1st of 2 UK chart leaders for David Cassidy. His parent band The Partridge Family never scored a U.K. #1 but did so in America, where Cassidy never topped solo. #sts70s
Mama Weer All Crazee Now by Slade on #STS70s
Children of the Revolution by T. Rex on #STS70s
David Cassidy always seemed to have proper songs, whilst Donny Osmond just had froth ...
How Can I Be Sure by David Cassidy on #STS70s
And now the waltz on #sts70s
A quick look at the Official Charts website tells me that this is actually *next* week's 1972 chart ...
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At #4 is Rod Stewart and his 2nd UK chart leader, “You Wear It Well”. #sts70s
Hi Lita and Co. I am listening. Just feel a bit off colour and it's my birthday tomorrow. #sts70s
You Wear It Well by Rod Stewart on #STS70s
Still not Scottish #sts70s
I have a very good feeling about this #sts70s top 5.
And we might get a waltz at number 3.
Sugar Me by Lindsey de Paul on #STS70s
The Sweet and “Love Is Like Oxygen”. They were largely unique in the glam rock world in having multiple American Top 10 hits. This proved to be their last one. #sts70s