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>There was a book "Hit Men" by Fredric Dannen. I seem >to recall an incident from that book involving Yvonne >Eliman's Bee Gee Written Hit "If I can't Have You" >going to number 1 after it had apparently peaked at 2. >Looking at the charts, the move does not seem that >suspicious. Does anyone recall the book or the story? > >Andy Gibb was #1 for 7 weeks and held his bullet the >entire time. Baker Street moved to 2 after Gibb had >been number 1 a week and held it's bullet until its >six week at number 2. Then both songs moved out of >contention in the same week. Again, this does not >looks suspicious to chart watchers. > >What do these records have in common? The label: RSO

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