REACTION TO Every US Billboard Number 1 Song By British Artists (1962-1981) | FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@matijamaksan4344]

Forgotten 4th Beatle- George Harrison. You even had 2 of his solo songs here.

[@kentaylor2416]

How does anyone not know the names of the Beatles?

[@OnlyGoodMusic_]

1. In the 70s on albums the British presence was even more evident with Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd dominating, plus many other artists who generally DID NOT RELEASE SINGLES. 2. Where the hell is PHYSICAL BY OLIVIA NEWTON JOHN and the grease song? OLIVIA IS BRITISH!!!! EVEN REPRESENTED THE UK AT EUROVISION IN 1974!!!!

[@sav0001]

Olivia Newton John is more Australian than British, her family moved to Australia when she was 5

[@paulojrneto]

Was Sheena Easton the first Scottish singer to a have #1 single in the US?

[@OnlyGoodMusic_]

Rod was born in London but his father is Scottish.

[@kJ922-h3j]

Donovan and Average White Band are Scottish so they would be the first two

[@paulojrneto]

@OnlyGoodMusic_ Rod is a supporter of the Scottish national football team, despite being English-born

[@paulojrneto]

@@kJ922-h3j thanks for the info

[@grapeman63]

You don't get any more Scottish than Lulu.

[@glastonbury4304]

Loads more British songs than this...this is mainly the 60's and 70's 😂

[@sav0001]

It clearly says in the title, 1962-81

[@vtbn53]

Air Supply is an Australian band not British

[@sarahfoster6765]

Started in Australia but one member was English so maybe that is why 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@glastonbury4304]

In the 60's a nd 70's white music was dominant in the. UK and Black music in the US ...now it's a complete mixture thank god ❤

[@thegroovetube3247]

What rubbish.There were loads of black acts in the UK charts in the 70s.

[@glastonbury4304]

@thegroovetube3247 ...yes in the UK charts but not black UK acts in the US