On the 23rd May 1998, Ruff Drivers entered the chart at #19 with 'Deeper Love'.

 

The following week of the 30th May 1998, B.B.E. charted with another song called 'Deeper Love'. Has this happened any other time? Where the same title of a song has appeared at the same position the following week by a different artist?

If to talk about the Top 40, Jeff Buckley's Hallelujah entered, the following week, Alexandra Burke's Hallelujah debuted.

If to talk about the Top 40, Jeff Buckley's Hallelujah entered, the following week, Alexandra Burke's Hallelujah debuted.

 

But not at the same position, which I think was the OP's point.

 

and also not with the same song which was the OP's point.

07/11/53 David Whitfield Answer Me No1

14/11/53 Frankie Laine Answer Me No1

 

05/01/57 Guy Mitchell Singing The Blues No1

12/01/57 Tommy Steele Singing The Blues No1

 

Same song though; they all climbed to No1.

Edited April 23, 200916 yr by Ethan.

19/02/1955 Joan Weber Let Me Go Lover NEW 16

26/02/1955 Dean Martin Let Me Go Lover NEW 16

Well thinking of 1979:

 

Abba were knocking around the top ten with the double A of "Angel Eyes" backed with "Voulez Vouz". Then, all of a sudden Roxy Music appeared in the same month (August), with a different song called "Angel Eyes". Possibly the most famous occasion that 2 song titles were in the top 20 together.

A close call in 2004:

 

27/11/2004 Paul Weller Thinking Of You 18 {18}-45-65->3

04/12/2004 Status Quo Thinking Of You 21 {21}-50-73->3