Friday at 16:281 day No Dolly #1 sad times. Top 5 placing for "9 to 5" feels correct now though after not being a top 40 hit for over 45 years!
Friday at 16:281 day Back 2 Back Dolly love both but Jolene just pips ahead for me Edited Friday at 16:281 day by 777666jason
Friday at 16:281 day BTW the man who produced this 9 to 5 - Mike Post - was the producer of an absolutely terrible Van Halen album - 1998's Van Halen III, to be precise (or the one with Extreme's Gary Cherone on lead vocals). Edited Friday at 16:291 day by Stephen Emmett
Friday at 16:291 day Dolly finally getting a top 5! Would have preferred many other songs but oh well ❤️
Friday at 16:291 day A top 5 peak for this just feels right, criminal that this wasn't a top 40 let alone a top 10 hit here!
Friday at 16:291 day Shame this wasnt number 9 last weekFrom 9 to 5 would have been good. Edited Friday at 16:391 day by Jason
Friday at 16:291 day 1 minute ago, gooddelta said:Doubly so if Now 123 finally adds that all important No.1 single I'm not listening live, but presume Radio 1 didn't address the elephant in the room of why a very steady 23 week No.1 single would suddenly dive to No.7?Nope they didn’t
Friday at 16:291 day Back to back Dolly whilst I get in my car ready to head to work… on a completely different shift pattern that she doesn’t discuss… night shifts
Friday at 16:291 day 1 minute ago, gooddelta said:I'm not listening live, but presume Radio 1 didn't address the elephant in the room of why a very steady 23 week No.1 single would suddenly dive to No.7?Of course not 😂
Friday at 16:291 day 1 minute ago, JosephStyles said:9 to 5 peaking at #5 feels quite apt, though ironically it blocked Jolene from going 9-5 Borrowing a 12 from sombr instead
Friday at 16:291 day 1 minute ago, gooddelta said:I'm not listening live, but presume Radio 1 didn't address the elephant in the room of why a very steady 23 week No.1 single would suddenly dive to No.7?Nope. One caller said they knew it couldn’t last for ever but dodn’t expect it to happen via such a big drop.
Friday at 16:291 day Author 04 | 04 | 22nd weekSTELLA LEFTYBoston3rd single from Is This Heaven? and Long Way HomeReleased: 27th March 2026Label: STELLA LEFTYChart StatisticsNE (16/04/2026) | 91-57-53-48-38-35-27-28-25-26-26-18-19-20-18-15-14-17-9-5-4-4Sales: 200,000+Certification: SilverStatus: Standard Chart Ratio06 Sales06 Audio Streaming59 Video StreamingVideoBiographyDespite an appropriately twangy stage name, Stella Lefty would seem like an unlikely presence on the country charts -- at least, before going viral in 2026 with her surprise hit "Boston." Lefty released a handful of tracks the year before (including the Tragic, Really EP) that flirted with more traditional, organic pop influences. But the singer has cited inspiration from Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus and even Keith Whitley, which made the acoustic guitar-and-banjo-driven mini-breakthrough "Thinking 'Bout You" a fair evolution toward something different. After releasing another catchy country-pop tune, "Slow Dancin'" (and a moody outlier, "The Kill," from the soundtrack to Scream 7), it was the mere chorus of "Boston," inspired by a romance blossoming between trips to Nashville to work with fellow songwriters and interpolating Noah Kahan's Top Ten "Stick Season," that inspired a frenzy on social media. - Apple MusicTop 100 Chart History2026 04 Boston -1-2026 87 I Know I Know -2-0 x #1 | 1 x Top 5 | 1 x Top 10 | 1 x Top 20 | 1 x Top 40 | 2 x Top 100Social Media STELLA LEFTY
Friday at 16:301 day 9 to 5 going from the most infamous song to miss top 40 to now being dolly’s career height.
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