"My Sweet Lord" in Wall of Fame

Liverpool to add "My Sweet Lord" to Wall of Fame

Liverpool legend George Harrison has earned his spot on the world capital city of pop's Wall of Fame - for the second time. And tomorrow (Friday, 2/22), the latest disc on the Mathew Street wall will be unveiled - in time for what would have been George's 59th birthday, and Sunday's memorial concert.
'My Sweet Lord' last topped the charts in 1971. Now it becomes the 55th number one hit single to get the city in a spin - an accolade which has scooped Liverpool the official title (and a Guinness World Record) of being the world capital city of pop. City Council Leader Mike Storey will unveil the new disc tomorrow.

He said: "George was one of the most influential figures in the music industry over the last forty years, both through his work with The Beatles and then later as a solo writer, performer and successful film maker. There can't be many people who don't have a CD in their collection featuring his work. Everyone who knew of George Harrison knew he was a true Scouser who never forgot his roots. He was a great ambassador for the city. It's a fitting tribute to him that he topped the charts once more with this wonderful record, and I'm delighted that this disc is here in time for the memorial concert, and what would have been George's 59th birthday."

The Wall of Fame is a tribute to the scores of different bands and singers from the city who have reached the number one spot. It was unveiled in March 2001 by pop pensioner Lita Roza, the first ever Scouser to scoop a number one. That was back in 1953 with her hit How Much is that Doggie in the Window.

Just a few yards from the world famous Cavern Club, the Wall features 55 bronze discs representing the chart topping hits which have come out of the city since the charts began 48 years ago. It is dominated by The Beatles, who have 17 discs on the wall, but other bands featured include Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Sonia, Gerry and the Pacemakers, The Searchers, Cilla Black, Mel C and Atomic Kitten.


Liverpool's Number One Hits:

1953 Lita Roza: How Much Is That Doggie In The Window
1957 Frankie Vaughan: The Garden Of Eden
1958 Michael Holliday: The Story Of My Life
1960 Michael Holliday: Starry Eyed
1961 Frankie Vaughan: Tower Of Strength
1963 Gerry and the Pacemakers: How Do You Do It?
1963 The Beatles: From Me To You
1963 Gerry and the Pacemakers: I Like It
1963 The Searchers: Sweets For My Sweet
1963 Billy J. Kramer: Bad To Me
1963 The Beatles: She Loves You
1963 Gerry and the Pacemakers: You'll Never Walk Alone
1963 The Beatles: I Want To Hold Your Hand
1964 The Searchers: Needles And Pins
1964 Cilla Black: Anyone Who Had A Heart
1964 Billy J. Kramer: Little Children
1964 The Beatles: Can't Buy Me Love
1964 The Searchers: Don't Throw Your Love Away
1964 Cilla Black: You're My World
1964 The Beatles: Hard Day's Night
1964 The Beatles: I Feel Fine
1965 The Beatles: Ticket To Ride
1965 The Beatles: Help!
1965 Ken Dodd: Tears
1965 The Beatles: Day Tripper
1966 The Beatles: Paperback Writer
1966 The Beatles: Yellow Submarine/Eleanor Rigby
1967 The Beatles: All You Need Is Love
1967 The Beatles: Hello, Goodbye
1968 The Beatles: Lady Madonna
1968 The Beatles: Hey Jude
1968 The Scaffold: Lily The Pink
1969 The Beatles: Get Back
1969 The Beatles: The Ballad Of John And Yoko
1971 George Harrison: My Sweet Lord
1976 The Real Thing: You To Me Are Everything
1977 Wings: Mull Of Kintyre
1980 John Lennon: Just Like Starting Over
1980 John Lennon: Imagine
1980 John Lennon: Woman
1982 Paul McCartney/Stevie Wonder: Ebony And Ivory
1984 Paul McCartney: Pipes Of Peace
1984 Frankie Goes To Hollywood: Relax
1984 Frankie Goes To Hollywood: Two Tribes
1984 Frankie Goes To Hollywood: The Power Of Love
1985 Dead Or Alive: You Spin Me Round
1989 The Christians/Holly Johnson/Paul McCartney/Gerry Marsden: Ferry Cross The Mersey
1989 Sonia: You'll Never Stop Me Loving You
1996 The Lightning Seeds: Three Lions
1998 The Lightning Seeds/David Baddiel/Frank Skinner: Three Lions (Euro '98)
2000 Melanie C: Things Will Never Be The Same Again
2000 Melanie C: I Turn To You
2001 Atomic Kitten: Whole Again
2001 Atomic Kitten: Eternal Flame
2002 George Harrison: My Sweet Lord

My Sweet Lord!
Oh, my Lord!
I really wanna be with You!

Хм..я вот думал что Пол Маккартни в британии чаще бывал на вершине топа, а оказывается Леннон его опережает. Здесь конечно причастен фактор ажиотажа, который поднялся после его убийства, но всё же..... Мне казалось что Пол там бывал чаще, в америке он чаще возглавлял список.

Здорово:))
Радуюсь я, кстати говоря, не только за Битлз и за них же поодиночке - в этом-то никто не сомневался:)) А за группу Frankie Goes TO Hollywood, которая, оказывается, тоже навешала верхушки чартов. И, заметим, вполне заслуженно:)

mARGO

Все логично...i mean - My Sweet Lord-2002г
Кстати, эта песня для меня была максимальна созвучна происходящему в 2002...
очень-очень ее люблю:)

максимально, конечно:)))
сорри