Number 58 - Ken Dodd - Tears - 1965 - 1597 Points

 

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Number 57 - Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You - 1992 - 1602 Points

 

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Number 57 - Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You - 1992 - 1602 Points

 

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lower than I expected, was expecting top 20 atleast!

Number 56 - Kitty Kallen - Little Things Mean A Lot - 1954 - 1623 Points

 

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Number 55 - Pat Boone - I'll Be Home - 1956 - 1625 Points

 

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Number 54 - Emile Ford - What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For? - 1959 - 1627 Points

 

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Number 53 - Mantovani - Song From The Moulin Rouge - 1953 - 1628 Points

 

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Number 52 - Steps - Heartbeat/Tragedy - 1998 - 1633 Points

 

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Number 51 - Take That - Patience - 2006 - 1654 Points

 

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Number 51 - Take That - Patience - 2006 - 1654 Points

 

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expected this one to be higher, even though it only had 4 weeks at the top.

We are finally into the Top 50 of the most successful singles EVER, based on their chart run. Who will be number 1 ? Where will you favourites end up? And where are popular acts such as -

 

Black eyed peas

Bryan Adams

Celine Dion

Coldplay

Duffy

Peter Andre

Kings of leon

Lady Gaga

Mika

Rihanna

Scissor Sisters

Shakira

Timbaland

 

Plus many many more ................

I hated that happening :lol: People looking back in 50 years will think 'what on earth happened in that 7 day period to make the song shoot up like that', whereas the true answer is that they only had 24 hours worth of sales whilst everything else had a week - not really a great story.

IIRC the Sugababes release was much more interesting: during the "#35 week" only the remixes were released while the main version was released digitally the next week (which got them to #1) and the physical release was on its second week at #1.

I just realised Coldplay were still to come- :yahoo: didnt realise it did so well

 

still think Frankie Laine will be number 1

 

 

 

Number 50 - Scissor Sisters - I don’t feel like dancin - 2006 - 1656 Points

 

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Number 49 - Snap! - Rhythm Is A Dancer - 1992 - 1658 Points

 

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Number 48 - Jane Birkin - Je T'aime - 1969 - 1665 Points

 

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Number 47 - Connie Francis - Who's Sorry Now - 1958 - 1666 Points

 

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Number 46 - Bryan Adams - (Everything I Do) I Do It For You - 1991 - 1676 Points

 

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Number 45 - Middle Of The Road - Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep - 1971 - 1677 Points

 

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Number 44 - Paul Anka - Diana - 1957 - 1680 Points

 

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