Counting The Beat - The Swingers
Slice Of Heaven - Dave Dobbyn
I Am Pegasus - Ross Ryan

All songs reached number 1 in Australia but in each case, it was the only chart entry for the artist. True one hit wonders!

Mr Natural - Mental As Anything
Mr Tambourine Man - Bob Dylan
Mr America - Russell Morris
Mr Blue Sky - Electric Light Orchestra

All songs have the word Mister in their titles

All songs refer to a fellow artist (Johnnie Ray, Jackie Wilson & Elvis Presley)

All songs won the Eurovision Song Contest in the year shown

All songs have a Christmas theme

All songs were winners of the Academy Award for Best Original Song in a film

All songs are performed by bands that were created specifically as the subject of a television show.

All three singers (Randy Bachman in BTO) were celebrating their birthday on 27 September.

All songs enter the charts in the same week - this week 30 years ago. This led into an interview with the author of The Book: Top 40 Research, Steve Scanes. I use his book to identify links like this one!

Each song was the only top 40 hit for each band and, in each case, the song managed to only get to position 40 on the charts for one week before falling out of the charts again. Truly a collection of one-week, one hit wonders!

All songs containing the number 16 in their title - this was the sixteenth scheduled Radio Ga Ga program (not counting the fill-in shows)

All songs sung by people who changed their name to become famous

All three songs are about dancing (original plan was for Marshall Hain's Dancing In The City as the third song but a CD malfunction caused the first emergency to be played!)

Three songs by the Beatles at either number 1 or 2 at Christmas in three successive years

All songs performed by a member of the Stewart clan

Number 3,2 &1 from the first Rocktober - 26 Rocktober 1974

All songs have rhyming titles

All songs called "Happy" something

All songs are called "Lady"

All songs feature Graeham Goble ... our Dead Set Legend and studio guest for that show

All songs feature a suburb in Sydney (Darlinghurst, Manly, Campbell Lane in Glebe)

All songs feature one of The Beatles in their solo career

All songs feature the name of a Melbourne suburb

All songs feature the name of a month (this bracket was followed up with Calendar Girl by Neil Sedaka)

All songs are used as the backing song for advertisements on Australian television (products shown in brackets)

All artists are featured on the album "50 Years of Australian Rock and Roll" despite being New Zealanders

All bands share their name with a creepy crawly.

All songs won both Song of the Year and Record of the Year at the Grammy Awards.

All song titles include a mascot of an AFL team (Blues, Eagles, Lions)

All songs feature the word "Together" in their title.

All songs feature a girl's name in their title.

All songs feature a major US city in their title.

All songs were released and became hits in 1976.