I've just thought of a potential interesting topic, songs to have peaked at a number mentioned in the title? (obviously we have something like 'She's The One' being a number one etc, but I wonder if there are many examples?)

3 minutes ago, Jessie Where said:

I've just thought of a potential interesting topic, songs to have peaked at a number mentioned in the title? (obviously we have something like 'She's The One' being a number one etc, but I wonder if there are many examples?)

2 Become 1?

8 minutes ago, Jessie Where said:

I've just thought of a potential interesting topic, songs to have peaked at a number mentioned in the title? (obviously we have something like 'She's The One' being a number one etc, but I wonder if there are many examples?)

The White Stripes - Seven Nation Army got to #7 *.*

The Marcus Collins version didn’t quite repeat this though

Think Will Smith got to @2 with Just the two of us

And S Club 7 with Two in a million

14 minutes ago, Jessie Where said:

I've just thought of a potential interesting topic, songs to have peaked at a number mentioned in the title? (obviously we have something like 'She's The One' being a number one etc, but I wonder if there are many examples?)

“Not Nineteen Forever” by the Courteeners peaked at No. 19.

Mark Owen - Four Minute Warning #4

White Stripes - Seven Nation Army #7

Ten Sharp - You #10 (artist rather than title)

Those were off the top of my head.

using Polyhex not allowed :D

Tinchy Stryder feat. N-Dubz - Number 1

A few for #10

Nat King Cole - Tenderly (1954)

The Chi-Lites - Too Good To Be Forgotten (1974)

Sonia - Listen To Your Heart (1989)

Elton John & Leann Rimes - Written in the Stars (1999)

Dominic Fike - 3 Nights

I'm disappointed this thread doesn't start with Ann Lee.

Britney I’m A Slave 4 U

1 hour ago, CowTzy said:

I'm disappointed this thread doesn't start with Ann Lee.

To be fair, my original post was an idea I came up with in the midweek thread that got separated into its own topic 😂

Mim Webb - 24/5 (well almost, but it does have the words "twenty" and "five" in the title!)

ABBA - Money Money Money (if you sum each appearance of "one")

One Night (Twice!)

You’re the One That I Want

One Day in Your Life

One Moment in Time

The One and Only

I Wanna Be the Only One

Baby One More Time

If You’re Not the One

I Could Be the One

One Dance

I’m the One

One Kiss

Avril Lavigne - Sk8er Boi

#2

Song 2

#3

1-2-3

Reasons to Be Cheerful (Part 3)

#4

Four From Torah (EP)

Four Minute Warning

#5

5-4-3-2–1

#7

Seven Drunken Nights

The Return of the Los Palmas Seven

#9

911

One Day In Your Life - Michael Jackson (number 1 in 1981)

One Night - Elvis Presley (double A-side with I Got Stung) (number 1 in 1958 and 2005)

Song 2 - Blur (number 2 in 1997)

I Wanna Be The Only One - Eternal featuring Bebe Winans (number 1 in 1997)

Three Lions - Baddiel, Skinner and the Lightning Seeds (peaked at number 1, but fell to number 3 on 7 July 1996)

...Baby One More Time - Britney Spears (number 1 in 1999)

2 Times - Ann Lee (number 2 in 1999)

Boogie 2nite - Booty Luv (number 2 in 2006)

There's plenty of others, but that's just a selection I can think of.

Patrick Wolf's The Magic Position peaked at number 69

Train - 50 Ways to Say Goodbye

(must admit I had to look that one up but I could remember that something reached #50 with the correct number)