"They've practised all year long" if it took them a whole year to get two notes of "ding dong ding dong" right I'd be very worried for them

This song should disappear.

17 | 19 | 50th week

Dean Martin

Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!

1st single from A Winter Romance

Released: 1959

Label: London Music Stream

Chart Statistics

NE (15/12/2007) | 100-92-87-x

RE (17/12/2011) | 70-85-x

RE (15/12/2012) | 69-74-x

RE (20/12/2014) | 92-100-83-x

RE (05/01/2017) | 94-x

RE (04/01/2018) | 91-x

RE (20/12/2018) | 87-85-54-x

RE (12/12/2019) | 98-84-75-39-x

RE (10/12/2020) | 54-43-47-39-37-x

RE (09/12/2021) | 62-45-41-36-27-x

RE (08/12/2022) | 61-33-29-28-20-x

RE (30/11/2023) | 69-36-17-18-16-13-x

RE (28/11/2024) | 92-65-36-21-24-20-x

RE (04/12/2024) | 87-44-19-17

Sales: 1,700,000+

Certification: 2x Platinum

Status: Accelerated Chart Ratio

69 Sales

09 Audio Streaming

25 Video Streaming

Video

Biography

Singer and actor Dean Martin was America’s favorite “lush in a tux,” the sardonically smiling embodiment of all that was cool in mainstream American culture in the ’50s and ’60s. Born Dino Paul Crocetti in Steubenville, OH, in 1917, Martin grew up far from the booze- and broads-filled good life of his later years: He was the son of a barber, and he spoke only Italian until age five. He dropped out of school at age 16 and tried his hand variously as a boxer (known as “Kid Crochet”), a steel-mill worker, a gas-station attendant, and a speakeasy croupier. But Martin was allergic to working life, and he found his ticket with nightclub singing, inspired by his hero Bing Crosby. He was blessed with a mellow, buttery tenor, and he got his first big break in Atlantic City, performing opposite the comedian Jerry Lewis. The gig—originally meant to be temporary—unveiled Martin and Lewis’s vaudevillian improvisational genius. Whereas Martin was all charm and sophistication, Lewis was the anarchic delinquent, and audiences loved it: They made 16 movies in 11 years before an acrimonious split. Meanwhile, Martin was recording jazzy, insouciant hits that played on his Italian heritage, such as 1953’s “That’s Amore” and 1958’s “Volare.” After his split with Lewis, Dino found himself a new niche as part of the Rat Pack with Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr., costarring in a series of comedies that cemented his image. He showed serious acting chops in films like 1959’s Rio Bravo, had his own television show from 1965 onward, and continued to seduce listeners with sly songs like “Ain’t That a Kick In the Head” and “You’re Nobody ’Til Somebody Loves You.” He died in 1995. - Apple Music

Top 100 Chart History

1953 05 Kiss -NAS-

1954 02 That's Amore -1-

1954 06 Sway -NAS-

1954 15 How Do You Speak To An Angel -1-

1955 05 The Naughty Lady Of Shady Lane -1-

1955 14 Mambo Italiano -2-

1955 03 Let Me Go Lover -3-

1955 06 Under The Bridges Of Paris -NAS-

1956 01 Memories Are Made Of This -NAS-

1956 20 Young And Foolish -NAS-

1956 21 Innamorata -1-

1957 21 The Man Who Plays The Mandolino -NAS-

1958 02 Return To Me -1-

1958 02 Volare -2-

1964 11 Everybody Loves Somebody -1-

1964 42 The Door Is Still Open To My Heart -1-

1969 02 Gentle On My Mind -1-

2007 13 Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! -1- MILLIONAIRE

2023 98 Baby, It's Cold Outside -AT-

2024 74 Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer -AT-

1 x #1 | 8 x Top 5 | 10 x Top 10 | 15 x Top 20 | 17 x Top 40 | 20 x Top 100

Social Media

Dean Martin

1 minute ago, steveh31 said:

I am not a fan of 70s Paul McCartney if having one of the most boring songs of all time as the decades biggest song, he releases this annoying Christmas song, not sure why it is continuely popular when other 70s better songs like Slade fall out of favour.

Paul's more famous in the US than Slade, so appears on more of the big playlists/higher on them.

Just now, JosephCarey said:

17 | 19 | 50th week

Dean Martin

Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!

1st single from A Winter Romance

Released: 1959

Label: London Music Stream

Chart Statistics

NE (15/12/2007) | 100-92-87-x

RE (17/12/2011) | 70-85-x

RE (15/12/2012) | 69-74-x

RE (20/12/2014) | 92-100-83-x

RE (05/01/2017) | 94-x

RE (04/01/2018) | 91-x

RE (20/12/2018) | 87-85-54-x

RE (12/12/2019) | 98-84-75-39-x

RE (10/12/2020) | 54-43-47-39-37-x

RE (09/12/2021) | 62-45-41-36-27-x

RE (08/12/2022) | 61-33-29-28-20-x

RE (30/11/2023) | 69-36-17-18-16-13-x

RE (28/11/2024) | 92-65-36-21-24-20-x

RE (04/12/2024) | 87-44-19-17

Sales: 1,700,000+

Certification: 2x Platinum

Status: Accelerated Chart Ratio

69 Sales

09 Audio Streaming

25 Video Streaming

Video

Biography

Singer and actor Dean Martin was America’s favorite “lush in a tux,” the sardonically smiling embodiment of all that was cool in mainstream American culture in the ’50s and ’60s. Born Dino Paul Crocetti in Steubenville, OH, in 1917, Martin grew up far from the booze- and broads-filled good life of his later years: He was the son of a barber, and he spoke only Italian until age five. He dropped out of school at age 16 and tried his hand variously as a boxer (known as “Kid Crochet”), a steel-mill worker, a gas-station attendant, and a speakeasy croupier. But Martin was allergic to working life, and he found his ticket with nightclub singing, inspired by his hero Bing Crosby. He was blessed with a mellow, buttery tenor, and he got his first big break in Atlantic City, performing opposite the comedian Jerry Lewis. The gig—originally meant to be temporary—unveiled Martin and Lewis’s vaudevillian improvisational genius. Whereas Martin was all charm and sophistication, Lewis was the anarchic delinquent, and audiences loved it: They made 16 movies in 11 years before an acrimonious split. Meanwhile, Martin was recording jazzy, insouciant hits that played on his Italian heritage, such as 1953’s “That’s Amore” and 1958’s “Volare.” After his split with Lewis, Dino found himself a new niche as part of the Rat Pack with Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr., costarring in a series of comedies that cemented his image. He showed serious acting chops in films like 1959’s Rio Bravo, had his own television show from 1965 onward, and continued to seduce listeners with sly songs like “Ain’t That a Kick In the Head” and “You’re Nobody ’Til Somebody Loves You.” He died in 1995. - Apple Music

Top 100 Chart History

1953 05 Kiss -NAS-

1954 02 That's Amore -1-

1954 06 Sway -NAS-

1954 15 How Do You Speak To An Angel -1-

1955 05 The Naughty Lady Of Shady Lane -1-

1955 14 Mambo Italiano -2-

1955 03 Let Me Go Lover -3-

1955 06 Under The Bridges Of Paris -NAS-

1956 01 Memories Are Made Of This -NAS-

1956 20 Young And Foolish -NAS-

1956 21 Innamorata -1-

1957 21 The Man Who Plays The Mandolino -NAS-

1958 02 Return To Me -1-

1958 02 Volare -2-

1964 11 Everybody Loves Somebody -1-

1964 42 The Door Is Still Open To My Heart -1-

1969 02 Gentle On My Mind -1-

2007 13 Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! -1- MILLIONAIRE

2023 98 Baby, It's Cold Outside -AT-

2024 74 Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer -AT-

1 x #1 | 8 x Top 5 | 10 x Top 10 | 15 x Top 20 | 17 x Top 40 | 20 x Top 100

Social Media

Dean Martin

mid!

BBC echoing my sentiments about not letting AI be number one in their section on I Run: "Fingers crossed that today's Christmas number one is by a human being - dead or alive."

Another news bulletin about to get going at 4:30...

Could this get a 15th new peak and go Top 12 next week... probably not

Just now, Stephen Emmett said:

Another news bulletin about to get going at 4:30...

kill meeee 🤮

How many news do you need

blasting a random katseye song to avoid newsbeat

Let It Snow what a tune

Love Let It Snow!

1 minute ago, Henessy Lake said:

How many news do you need

The Radio 1 audience concentration span is not very long so they need to keep being reminded.

Great to see Leona Lewis back in the top 40!

I’m not the biggest chart expert, how do songs just un-ACR? I’ve seen it happen quite a few times, do the labels pay them out or what?

16 | 20 | 70th week

Andy Williams

It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year

Album track from The Andy Williams Christmas Album

Released: 1963

Label: Columbia

Chart Statistics

NE (08/12/2007) | 43-25-21-21-64-x

RE (13/12/2008) | 80-63-71-x

RE (02/01/2010) | 85-x

RE (14/12/2013) | 98-90-x

RE (13/12/2014) | 86-74-76-61-x

RE (17/12/2015) | 90-87-61-100-x

RE (15/12/2016) | 55-50-41-24-x

RE (14/12/2017) | 80-37-37-17-x

RE (13/12/2018) | 85-62-52-29-x

RE (12/12/2019) | 61-50-46-25-x

RE (03/12/2020) | 79-36-28-29-23-23-x

RE (02/12/2021) | 86-38-20-18-15-9-x

RE (01/12/2022) | 82-44-22-19-21-10-x

RE (30/11/2023) | 57-29-15-14-12-9-x

RE (28/11/2024) | 62-39-15-13-13-11-x

RE (27/11/2025) | 91-53-23-20-16

Sales: 2,000,000+

Certification: 3x Platinum

Status: Accelerated Chart Ratio

21 Sales

07 Audio Streaming

45 Video Streaming

Video

Biography

Howard Andrew Williams (December 3, 1927 – September 25, 2012) was an American singer. He recorded 43 albums in his career, of which 15 have been gold-certified and 3 platinum-certified. He was also nominated for six Grammy Awards. He hosted The Andy Williams Show, a television variety show, from 1962 to 1971 along with numerous TV specials. The Andy Williams Show won three Emmy awards. The Moon River Theatre in Branson, Missouri, is named after the song for which he is best known—Johnny Mercer and Henry Mancini's "Moon River". He sold more than 100 million records worldwide, including more than 10 million certified units in the United States. Williams was active in the music industry for over 70 years until his death in 2012. - Wikipedia

Top 100 Chart History

1957 01 Butterfly -NAS-

1957 16 I Like Your Kind Of Love -NAS-

1962 30 Stranger On The Shore -1-

1963 02 Can't Get Used To Losing You -1-

1964 40 A Fool Never Learns -1-

1965 02 Almost There -1-

1966 19 May Each Day -1-

1966 33 In The Arms Of Love -1-

1967 09 Music To Watch Girls By -1-

1967 45 More And More -NAS-

1968 05 Can't Take My Eyes Off You -1-

1969 19 Happy Heart -1-

1970 03 Can't Help Falling In Love -NAS-

1970 13 It's So Easy -1-

1970 07 Home Lovin' Man -1-

1971 04 (Where Do I Begin) Love Story -1-

1972 42 Love Theme From The Godfather -1-

1973 04 Solitaire -1-

1974 35 Getting Over You -2-

1975 32 You Lay So Easy On My Mind -1-

1976 42 The Other Side Of Me -1-

2002 23 Can't Take My Eyes Off You (Andy Williams & Denise Van Outen) -1-

2007 09 It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year -AT- MILLIONAIRE

1 x #1 | 7 x Top 5 | 10 x Top 10 | 14 x Top 20 | 20 x Top 40 | 23 x Top 100

Social Media

Andy Williams

finally us getting 2 songs on one page

Just now, JosephCarey said:

16 | 20 | 70th week

Andy Williams

It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year

Album track from The Andy Williams Christmas Album

Released: 1963

Label: Columbia

Chart Statistics

NE (08/12/2007) | 43-25-21-21-64-x

RE (13/12/2008) | 80-63-71-x

RE (02/01/2010) | 85-x

RE (14/12/2013) | 98-90-x

RE (13/12/2014) | 86-74-76-61-x

RE (17/12/2015) | 90-87-61-100-x

RE (15/12/2016) | 55-50-41-24-x

RE (14/12/2017) | 80-37-37-17-x

RE (13/12/2018) | 85-62-52-29-x

RE (12/12/2019) | 61-50-46-25-x

RE (03/12/2020) | 79-36-28-29-23-23-x

RE (02/12/2021) | 86-38-20-18-15-9-x

RE (01/12/2022) | 82-44-22-19-21-10-x

RE (30/11/2023) | 57-29-15-14-12-9-x

RE (28/11/2024) | 62-39-15-13-13-11-x

RE (27/11/2025) | 91-53-23-20-16

Sales: 2,000,000+

Certification: 3x Platinum

Status: Accelerated Chart Ratio

21 Sales

07 Audio Streaming

45 Video Streaming

Video

Biography

Howard Andrew Williams (December 3, 1927 – September 25, 2012) was an American singer. He recorded 43 albums in his career, of which 15 have been gold-certified and 3 platinum-certified. He was also nominated for six Grammy Awards. He hosted The Andy Williams Show, a television variety show, from 1962 to 1971 along with numerous TV specials. The Andy Williams Show won three Emmy awards. The Moon River Theatre in Branson, Missouri, is named after the song for which he is best known—Johnny Mercer and Henry Mancini's "Moon River". He sold more than 100 million records worldwide, including more than 10 million certified units in the United States. Williams was active in the music industry for over 70 years until his death in 2012. - Wikipedia

Top 100 Chart History

1957 01 Butterfly -NAS-

1957 16 I Like Your Kind Of Love -NAS-

1962 30 Stranger On The Shore -1-

1963 02 Can't Get Used To Losing You -1-

1964 40 A Fool Never Learns -1-

1965 02 Almost There -1-

1966 19 May Each Day -1-

1966 33 In The Arms Of Love -1-

1967 09 Music To Watch Girls By -1-

1967 45 More And More -NAS-

1968 05 Can't Take My Eyes Off You -1-

1969 19 Happy Heart -1-

1970 03 Can't Help Falling In Love -NAS-

1970 13 It's So Easy -1-

1970 07 Home Lovin' Man -1-

1971 04 (Where Do I Begin) Love Story -1-

1972 42 Love Theme From The Godfather -1-

1973 04 Solitaire -1-

1974 35 Getting Over You -2-

1975 32 You Lay So Easy On My Mind -1-

1976 42 The Other Side Of Me -1-

2002 23 Can't Take My Eyes Off You (Andy Williams & Denise Van Outen) -1-

2007 09 It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year -AT- MILLIONAIRE

1 x #1 | 7 x Top 5 | 10 x Top 10 | 14 x Top 20 | 20 x Top 40 | 23 x Top 100

Social Media

Andy Williams

never understood why the us loves this one and not like any other country

1 minute ago, lpat8 said:

I’m not the biggest chart expert, how do songs just un-ACR? I’ve seen it happen quite a few times, do the labels pay them out or what?

iirc it’s about how much the song gains in sales/streams relative to market shift