As long as its better than the 1000th no.1. How anti-climactic was that?

What was it? Crazy Frog? :P

What was it? Crazy Frog? :P

 

I'm fairly sure it was Jailhouse Rock by Elvis Presley (re-issue under a different catalogue number, so is technically unique)

It was 'One Night' by Elvis Presley-no one can even remember it! And it was one of the lowest selling no.1s ever, less than 40k in total.

Here are all the x hundredth number ones

 

100 Anthony Newley - Do You Mind (1960)

200 The Beatles - Help (1965)

300 Dawn - Knock Three Times (1971)

400 Julie Covington - Don't Cry For Me Argentina (1977)

500 Nicole - A Little Peace (1982)

600 T'Pau - China In Your Hand (1987)

700 Chaka Demus and Pilers - Twist and Shout (1994)

800 All Saints - Bootie Call (1998)

900 Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, Mya and Pink - Lady Marmalade (2001)

1000 Elvis Presley - One Night (2005)

 

 

400 Julie Covington - Don't Cry For Me Argentina (1977)

800 All Saints - Bootie Call (1998)

900 Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, Mya and Pink - Lady Marmalade (2001)

 

the only three i like

Here are all the x hundredth number ones

 

 

500 Nicole - A Little Peace (1982)

 

 

If Alexander Ryback was the 1100th #1 that would be exactly 600 No1s since the last Eurovision track that has been to #1 :o

If Alexander Ryback was the 1100th #1 that would be exactly 600 No1s since the last Eurovision track that has been to #1 :o

 

I take it you mean the winning song - Gina G made No1 with our entry in 1996.

Still at 1096 for another week, the 1100th number one may well be something that hasn't been played yet.

Looking likely the next #1 will be any of the following:

 

Agnes

re-entry for BEP

Kasabian maybe?

It won't be BEP, they already have the 1095th number 1 with that song. Though it could be them with a new song.

It was 'One Night' by Elvis Presley-no one can even remember it! And it was one of the lowest selling no.1s ever, less than 40k in total.

Woah! That is really low! Its run must have been about 2-3 weeks then?

3 weeks if I could remember.

1->20->out of Top 40

Then it re-entered Top 40 for one week. :lol:

Woah! That is really low! Its run must have been about 2-3 weeks then?

 

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But, 'One Night' had been a much bigger Hit in 1959, & had sold many, many copies

on Elvis Compilations, over the Decades.

So, its 2005 Chart Run - as the 1,000th No.1 - is not so surprising. It would have been

truly awful had it been a New Single - but, not for a huge Selling 'Oldie'.

 

Its 1959 Chart Run:,

 

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It could well be Kasabian for #1097 tomorrow and Pixie Lott for #1098 next week.

It might be Jordin Sparks, La Roux or Freemasons

I now think it will go something like this (date track goes to #1):

 

#1097 Pixie Lott - Mama Do (June 14th) :puke:

#1098 Jordin Sparks - Battlefield (July 5th)

#1099 JLS - Beat Again (July 19th)

#1100 Tinchy Stryder ft Amelle Berrabah - Never Leave You (July 26th) :heart:

 

would love for Tinchy and Amelle to get the 1100th number 1.

Pixie Lott? NO. Jordin Sparks? NO. The Saturdays? NO. Freemasons? NO.

I now think it will go something like this (date track goes to #1):

 

#1097 Pixie Lott - Mama Do (June 14th) :puke:

#1098 Jordin Sparks - Battlefield (July 5th)

#1099 JLS - Beat Again (July 19th)

#1100 Tinchy Stryder ft Amelle Berrabah - Never Leave You (July 26th) :heart:

 

'When Love Takes Over' should be in there somewhere, it's definitely a massive contender. And I suppose I'm one of the only ones who doubts that Jordin is going to get to number one with 'Battlefield'...