The rest of the retro certifications:

Beatles - Twist & Shout (2x Platinum)

750,000 pre February 1994 units + 1,200,000 post February 1994 units = 1,950,000 total chart units!

Wham! - Everything She Wants (Platinum)

1,068,773 pre February 1994 units + 600,000 post February 1994 units = 1,668,773 total chart units!

Mental As Anything - Live It Up (Gold)

282,387 pre February 1994 units + 400,000 post February 1994 units = 682,387 total chart units!

Traveling Wilburys - End Of The Line (Gold)

18,054 pre February 1994 units + 400,000 post February 1994 units = 418,054 total chart units

Gipsy Kings - Bamboleo (Gold)

8,925 pre February 1994 units + 400,000 post February 1994 units = 408,925 total chart units

REO Speedwagon - Take It On The Run (Silver)

216,696 pre February 1994 units + 200,000 post February 1994 units = 416,696 total chart units

Eurythmics & Aretha Franklin - Sisters Are Doin' It For Themselves (Silver)

147,271 pre February 1994 units + 200,000 post February 1994 units = 347,271 total chart units

Wilson Pickett - Mustang Sally (Silver)

80,000 pre February 1994 units + 200,000 post February 1994 units = 280,000 total chart units

Edited Saturday at 03:211 day by Ne Plus Ultra

Fantastic for "I'm Not Alone (2019 Edit)".

Wham! - Everything She Wants (Platinum)

1,068,773 pre February 1994 unite + 600,000 post February 1994 units = 1,668,773 total chart units

1,068,773 pre February 1994 units as the B side from Last Christmas?

Just now, Yog1963 said:

Wham! - Everything She Wants (Platinum)

1,068,773 pre February 1994 unite + 600,000 post February 1994 units = 1,668,773 total chart units

1,068,773 pre February 1994 units as the B side from Last Christmas?

It was its joint A-side. It was released as a double A-side.

1 minute ago, DanielCarey said:

It was its joint A-side. It was released as a double A-side.

i know so it means Last Christmas sold also 1,068,773 units before 1994?

Edited Friday at 18:282 days by Yog1963

Just now, Yog1963 said:

Ii know so it means Last Christmas sold also 1,068,773 units before 1994?

No. Last Christmas did 1,419,915 sales before February 1994. That means at some point before February 1994, sales were done separately.

Edited Friday at 18:302 days by DanielCarey

1 minute ago, DanielCarey said:

Yep.

II always thought Last Christmas sold much more than 1 Million singles before 1994?

Just now, Yog1963 said:

II always thought Last Christmas sold much more than 1 Million singles before 1994?

I've updated my comment above. I had it wrong.

'Angel In Lothian' is my second favourite Sam Fender song after 'Seventeen Going Under'

1 hour ago, DanielCarey said:

Shakira ft. Wyclef Jean - Hips Don't Lie (5x)

Shakira - Whenever, Wherever (3x)

Shakira, Shakira!

1 hour ago, DanielCarey said:

Sixpence None The Richer - Kiss Me (3x)

Yay

11 minutes ago, DanielCarey said:

No. Last Christmas did 1,419,915 sales before February 1994. That means at some point before February 1994, sales were done separately.

Exactly that looks better thank you

Last Christmas was re-released on its own in December 1985 without Everything She Wants attached.

1 hour ago, Ne Plus Ultra said:

Wham! - Everything She Wants (Platinum)

1,068,773 pre February 1994 unite + 600,000 post February 1994 units = 1,668,773 total chart units!

That figure for ‘Everything She Wants’… Huge! One of a small number of songs to be certified platinum twice.

 

19 minutes ago, Ne Plus Ultra said:

Last Christmas was re-released on its own in December 1985 without Everything She Wants attached.

Ditto. I was about to say that. In many places they credit all 1.4/1.5 million sales to ‘Everything She Wants’, but that is incorrect.

Jason Mraz ft. Colbie Caillat - Lucky

The nostalgia - this going gold has made me remember Colbie Caillat!!! I loved her music in the late 00s/early 2010s. "Bubbly", "Falling For You", "Realize", "I Do", "Try"- lots of great songs. I know who's albums I'll be revisiting next week on my commute!

Edited Friday at 19:342 days by Envoirment

For future reference.

Following Bonnie Tyler’s sad death last week, her 1983 No.1 smash Total Eclipse Of The Heart is a re-entry at No.29 (12,074 sales). The bombastic Jim Steinman song, which last charted in 2008, has digital era consumption of 1,482,665 units, and was certified gold for sales of more than 500,000 units within three months of its original release, meaning its overall consumption is in excess of two million units.

3 hours ago, ben08 said:

For future reference.

Following Bonnie Tyler’s sad death last week, her 1983 No.1 smash Total Eclipse Of The Heart is a re-entry at No.29 (12,074 sales). The bombastic Jim Steinman song, which last charted in 2008, has digital era consumption of 1,482,665 units, and was certified gold for sales of more than 500,000 units within three months of its original release, meaning its overall consumption is in excess of two million units.

And it's coincidentally back in the chart with "Billie Jean", the song it knocked off #1 in March 1983.