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Thanks Jade, and both beating me in round 1, and well done Rollo round 2! round 1: 39 round 2: 39 3 in 10: Hello, All Night Long, Running With The Night

Thanks both, and Jade just one Bill Wyman short of a 39 too - I guess it was 50/50 Jagger/Wyman and Mick was the more likely! round 1: 33 6 points off for mis-saying Bill Medley's title and Brian May. round 2: 39 3 in 10: Pearl In The Shell, Hide And Seek, Things Can Only Get Better

These are all good, but shock horror the one I like least is My Doorbell. Wouldnt have thought that just looking at the list, but my personal chart A to Z doesnt lie....

and my two-penn'orth taken from my top 100 of 2008 (position in brackets): Viva La Vida (2) Mercy (3) Four Minutes (5) So What (18) The Promise (19) That's Not My Name (23) American Boy (29) Sex On Fire (51) Greatest Day (55) I Kissed A Girl (83)

Both those pretty meh. The Osmonds' hit version is the definitive, great singers with over a decade experience by 1974, and its' songwriter Johnny Bristol had his own hit at the time in with the fab Hang On In There Baby, as 90's-recently covered by Curiosity who did a better job of it than Boyzone's mildly pleasant Johnny Bristol song cover.

la Bamba is fun, and it's a good version of a song I always vaguely was aware of as I grew up in the 60's and 70's. So it was nice it got a moment to shine, but I did overdose on it a bit that year so I'd rather hear Madonna's these days - there's no question which one would pop up in an oldies party though!

30th March 1976 It's a 4th chart-topper for 10cc as they make it 3 years in a row to grab one and 4 years since Donna started the ball rolling. I'm Mandy Fly Me is and was haunting and evocative, and kicks off with that snippet of Clockwork Creep, the 1973 album track about an airline bomb told from the point of view of the bomb - which leads directly into the theme of the single and very much not whimsical this time. Elton John outdoes The Who's peak with Pinball Wizard, meanwhile, at 2 and threatens his 4th chart-topper as well. ELO make it 6 top 10's as Night Rider climbs to 6, but they were always playing second-fiddle to ABBA from 1976 onwards, starting here as Fernando climbs to 5 giving them a 4th top 10, though at this point ELO lead ABBA by 3 number ones to 2. Captain & Tennille get a second Neil Sedaka top 10 with Lonely Nights, a forgotten and under-rated gem. The biggest climber though is David Essex's City Lights epic, at 9 from 43 and his 7th top 10. New entries begin with David Cassidy, getting his first solo flop single in the UK, but it's actually a pretty decent cover of Paul McCartney's Tomorrow, new at 27, while from the same era, Creedence Clearwater Revival's record label stick out the long version cover of I Heard It Through The Grapevine from 1971 as a sort of very late final ever single, not counting the ongoing popularity of tracks that were B sides in the UK like Fortunate Son, and new in at 37. Sparks also get on the covers wagon with an unusual version of I Want To Hold Your Hand at 44 - while the original Beatles single is at 12 on my special Beatles chart. Finally Les Humphries Singers are big in Germany, and fresh from the Eurovision Song Contest they pop in at 47 with Sing Sang Song. Not a UK hit though. 1 ( 2 ) I'M MANDY FLY ME 10cc 2 ( 7 ) PINBALL WIZARD Elton John 3 ( 1 ) SEE MY BABY JIVE Wizzard 4 ( 4 ) I LOVE TO LOVE Tina Charles 5 ( 21 ) FERNANDO ABBA 6 ( 13 ) NIGHT RIDER Electric Light Orchestra 7 ( 26 ) LONELY NIGHTS (ANGEL FACE) Captain & Tennille 8 ( 5 ) SHIPS IN THE NIGHT Be Bop Deluxe 9 ( 43 ) CITY LIGHTS David Essex 10 ( 8 ) ANGEL FINGERS Wizzard 11 ( 6 ) DECEMBER '63 (OH WHAT A NIGHT) The Four Seasons featuring Frankie Valli 12 ( 17 ) LAZY SUNDAY The Small Faces 13 ( 24 ) RIDERS OF THE STORM The Doors 14 ( 15 ) YOU SEE THE TROUBLE WITH ME Barry White 15 ( 37 ) MUSIC John Miles 16 ( 10 ) IT SHOULD'VE BEEN ME Yvonne Fair 17 ( 11 ) CONVOY C.W. McCall 18 ( 9 ) FALLING APART AT THE SEAMS Marmalade 19 ( 12 ) CONCRETE AND CLAY Randy Edelman 20 ( 25 ) THERE'S A KIND OF HUSH Carpenters 21 ( 3 ) MOVIE STAR Harpo featuring Frida 22 ( 23 ) LET'S DO THE LATIN HUSTLE Eddie Drennan 23 ( 14 ) I WANNA STAY WITH YOU Gallagher & Lyle 24 ( 33 ) THEME FROM MAHOGANY (DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOU'RE GOING TO) Diana Ross 25 ( 20 ) MAMMA MIA ABBA 26 ( 16 ) DO THE SPANISH HUSTLE The Fatback Band 27 ( NEW ) TOMORROW David Cassidy 28 ( 49 ) DON'T STOP IT NOW Hot Chocolate 29 ( 19 ) NIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN The Moody Blues 30 ( 31 ) YOU BELONG TO ME Gary Glitter 31 ( 40 ) WOMBLE SHUFFLE The Wombles 32 ( 27 ) YOU DON'T HAVE TO SAY YOU LOVE ME Guys & Dolls 33 ( 18 ) THEME FROM S.W.A.T Rhythm Heritage Orchestra 34 ( 22 ) RAIN Status Quo 35 ( 42 ) MAN FROM MANHATTAN Eddie Howell 36 ( 50 ) IF YOU LOVE ME (LET ME KNOW) Mary Hopkin 37 ( NEW ) I HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE Creedence Clearwater Revival 38 ( 28 ) HERE THERE AND EVERYWHERE Emmylou Harris 39 ( 39 ) LOVE REALLY HURTS WITHOUT YOU Billy Ocean 40 ( 44 ) OH ME OH MY (I'M A FOOL FOR YOU BABY) Lulu 41 ( 38 ) FUNKY WEEKEND The Stylistics 42 ( 35 ) YOUR MAGIC PUT A SPELL ON ME L.J. Johnson 43 ( 36 ) TUXEDO JUNCTION Manhattan Transfer 44 ( NEW ) I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND Sparks 45 ( 48 ) ONCE UPON A TIME Arrows 46 ( 32 ) SAVE YOUR KISSES FOR ME Brotherhood Of Man 47 ( NEW ) SING SANG SONG Les Humphreys Singers 48 ( 45 ) LOVE MACHINE The Miracles 49 ( 46 ) ANSWER ME Barbara Dickson 50 ( 47 ) BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY Queen 30th March 1976 THE BEATLES REISSUES CHART Hello Goodbye, a classic Beatles fave from the Christmas of 1967, just pre-dated my charts starting by the following christmas, so it's a welcome number one slot for a record that very much would have topped any theoretical charts of the time. Meanwhile the 1966 equivalent late-year fave Eleanor Rigby goes top 10 and the 1963 famous huge seller - then the biggest selling single of all-time in the UK - She Loves You pops in at 18. 1 ( 3 ) HELLO GOODBYE The Beatles 2 ( 2 ) PENNY LANE The Beatles 3 ( 4 ) ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE The Beatles 4 ( 5 ) THE BALLAD OF JOHN AND YOKO The Beatles 5 ( 6 ) HEY JUDE The Beatles 6 ( 7 ) LET IT BE The Beatles 7 ( 9 ) STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER The Beatles 8 ( 8 ) GET BACK The Beatles featuring Billy Preston 9 ( 1 ) YESTERDAY The Beatles 10 ( 14 ) ELEANOR RIGBY The Beatles 11 ( 16 ) PAPERBACK WRITER The Beatles 12 ( 12 ) I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND The Beatles 13 ( 13 ) CAN'T BUY ME LOVE The Beatles 14 ( 10 ) LADY MADONNA The Beatles 15 ( 11 ) SOMETHING The Beatles 16 ( 18 ) I AM THE WALRUS The Beatles 17 ( 17 ) HELP! The Beatles 18 ( NEW ) SHE LOVES YOU The Beatles 19 ( 19 ) LOVE ME DO The Beatles 20 ( 20 ) I FEEL FINE The Beatles

Somebody Help Me has always sounded a bit meh to me, mystified how that did so well. Blue Turns To Grey is a forgotten tune, I do recognise the melody from that era and quite enjoy it. Never knew it was Jagger/Richard! Very Beatlesy twanging going on. Wilson Pickett another one I never got, for the most part, he didnt have a lower setting vocally, and pedestrian funk passes me by. I do recognise this one too without hearing it much over the last 55 years. It's not bad as such though. The Seekers song I will have last heard on their final tour, and I bought the Greatest Hits CD that night, but I still don't remember it. Pleasant though. Herman's hit also not one I recognise, and I have the Greatest Hits CD, so I guess it's been left off. Jaunty and nice but forgettable. So, very unespectedly, Herb's then-very-famous melody wins out for me too - that tune was everywhere in the 60's. I never knew who it was or what it was called, but I liked it. My childhood Herb Alpert moment of love was still 2 years away.

snap Rollo, down to the same 2 Cranberries! round 1: 39 round 2: 39 3 in 10: China In Your Hand, Valentine, Heart & Soul gosh full house, been a while!

late again! round 1: 39 round 2: 36 Drifters 3 in 10: Zombie, Linger and that was it.... Thanks both, and well done on getting 3 Cranberries Jade. That Johnny Mathis track has been all but forgotten - disco Johnny, I quite enjoyed it!

Sounds good to me! I will be starting to post my original 1981 charts at some stage soon - there may even be one or two tracks that you dont know! It would be great if you find the odd gem, at any rate 🤩

I like Who's That Girl, and bought it at the time, though its not amongst her greatest hits of the 80's - but it is better than most of her other movie spin-offs!

Hi Seltin!🙂 Great chart, thats one long climb for Opalite! 😮Fab top 4, and great climbs for Bruni, Alex, Harry, New in Pussycat Dolls, Ride nearly top 30, Tame Impala & Ellie Langly up, J-Lo up and Raye new in 🤩

Missed yesterday mornings so a quick catch up: round 1: 39 round 2: 36 said Girls & Boys then immediately went no Parklife! Oops. 3 in 10: Car Wash, Wishing On A Star, Is It Love You're After and then todays: well done on the 39 Rollo, round 2 we all got different questions wrong 😄 D'ye'Ken? Even though he's not here, yes it is.. round 1: 39 round 2: 36 one year out 3 in 10: Bacholer Boy, Summer Holiday, We Don't Talk Anymore

Reet Petite is pure party-time singalong, joyful and a welcome resurgence for poor Jackie after his long coma and death. Even better it bought Higher & Higher and I Get The Seetest Feeling back into the charts for the third time. His back catalogue is pretty fine outside of those 3 big hits, and of course even if Reet had been awful (it isn't) totally worth it for funding Motown's existence and everything that came from that.

Hi DaTilt! I havent heard any of those new entries, I tend to just look for names I recognise on Friday releases but I like that Luna track playing it now 👍Lykke Li climbing too yay good chart! 😎

1 1 1 4 I CAN'T WAIT - Bob Sinclar & Kiesza 417000 2 2 1 6 DON'T WANT YOUR LOVE - Ilennium & Ellie Goulding 452500 3 4 3 4 THE IMMIGRANT - Neil Sedaka 237000 4 3 1 9 APERTURE - Harry Styles 826300 5 6 5 6 LUCKY AGAIN - Lykke Li 167400 6 8 6 4 LAUGHTER IN THE RAIN - Neil Sedaka 152300 7 7 7 4 PRAYER - David Guetta, Kiko & Olivier Giacomotto 128400 8 15 8 6 HOMEWRECKER - sombr 114800 9 13 9 6 DRIVE SAFE - Myles Smith & Niall Horan 104600 10 19 10 4 VERTIGO - AVALAN ROKSTON 91400 11 20 11 12 GIVE ME SOMETHING - OneRepublic 223550 12 5 1 15 RELIQUIA - ROSALIA 1102500 13 11 8 6 MCARTHUR - HARDY, Morgan Wallen, Tim McGraw, Eric Church 166000 14 14 14 4 RIDE - Jessie Ware 75500 15 9 1 15 FREE LOVE - Cast 1248250 16 10 6 10 EMBERS - Robin Schulz featuring Izzy Bizu 294100 17 12 5 12 BROKEN STRINGS - Alan Walker featuring Katherine O'Ryan & Isabella Melkman 528500 18 16 16 10 HAND IN MY HAND - Rob Thomas 154200 19 30 19 4 STAY THE NIGHT - Winona Oak 66700 20 17 1 14 TELL ME THERE'S A HEAVEN - Chris Rea 1135000 21 21 1 24 LOTUS - Rose Gray 1385850 22 40 22 4 BAD BLOOD - Neil Sedaka featuring Elton John 54300 23 66 23 3 AMERICAN GIRLS - Harry Styles 28250 24 31 24 6 STARLIGHT - Cannons 61800 25 36 25 6 FEELS LIKE HEAVEN - Loreen 83650 26 18 4 19 YOUR LAST SONG - The Lottery Winners 772400 27 41 27 8 PINS AND NEEDLES - Callum Beattie 77900 28 39 28 6 DIE FOR ME - ZAYN 81250 29 22 22 10 ALL MY LIFE - Robbie Williams 135200 30 32 30 6 COLD SWEAT, HOT BOYS - Bright Light Bright Light featuring Ana Matronic 73000 31 37 31 4 LOST - almost monday 53850 32 24 18 10 MORRISSEY - Robbie Williams 176500 33 23 15 17 ESIBIZIONISTA - Annalisa 263400 34 28 1 16 SHAKE IT DOWN - Mud 997150 35 35 1 27 SECRETS - Miley Cyrus featuring Lindsey Buckingham and Mick Fleetwood 1366200 36 25 22 19 CHOOSIN' TEXAS - Ella Langley 253300 37 42 37 4 TO LOVE SOMEBODY - Holly Humberstone 42050 38 27 5 10 TROUBLE FOLLOWS - YONAKA 340100 39 49 39 4 LOVE WILL KEEP US TOGETHER - Neil Sedaka 39900 40 54 40 6 VINCENT - Don McLean 55200

22nd March 2026 It's 2 weeks for Bob Sinclar & Kiesza on top, as I Can't Wait still bops along nicely, just holding off Ellie & Ilennium. The late Neil Sedaka reaches a new peak with The Immigrant at 3, Laughter In The Rain at 6, and Love Will Keep Us Together as it enters the top 40. sombr makes it a 3rd top 10 with Homewrecker hitting 8, and Myles Smith is on 2 top 10's, Niall Horan on 2, too, as Drive Safe maneouvres up to 9 ahead of Avalan Rokston's second top 10 as Vertigo climbs 9. Harry Styles' American Girls leaps up 43 places to 23, while a modest 4 new entries again lets me chop the chart brutally down to 80, hooray! Highest new entry is a debut for Michael Schulte, on his very singalong 5am at 75 - not a million miles away from Alex, Myles, Benson and t'others. Midge Ure first charted for me 50 years ago, as lead singer of Slik, looking like a young teenager (he was 23), on Forever And Ever and the much better Requiem, before joining Rich Kids, and Ultravox, dabbling with Visage and Band Aid, and having additional solo hits from 1982 onwards. Just Words follows his 2025 duet with Kim Wilde into my charts, and 50 years of new material. Take That are back again, 34 years chart-spanning, with You're A Superstar at 77, and Squeeze squeeze a 2nd Trixies over-50-years-old (and still unrecorded till 2025) song at 80: Hell On Earth is templating Take Me I'm Yours a bit, and that's a good thing. 1 1 1 4 I CAN'T WAIT - Bob Sinclar & Kiesza 417000 2 2 1 6 DON'T WANT YOUR LOVE - Ilennium & Ellie Goulding 452500 3 4 3 4 THE IMMIGRANT - Neil Sedaka 237000 4 3 1 9 APERTURE - Harry Styles 826300 5 6 5 6 LUCKY AGAIN - Lykke Li 167400 6 8 6 4 LAUGHTER IN THE RAIN - Neil Sedaka 152300 7 7 7 4 PRAYER - David Guetta, Kiko & Olivier Giacomotto 128400 8 15 8 6 HOMEWRECKER - sombr 114800 9 13 9 6 DRIVE SAFE - Myles Smith & Niall Horan 104600 10 19 10 4 VERTIGO - AVALAN ROKSTON 91400 11 20 11 12 GIVE ME SOMETHING - OneRepublic 223550 12 5 1 15 RELIQUIA - ROSALIA 1102500 13 11 8 6 MCARTHUR - HARDY, Morgan Wallen, Tim McGraw, Eric Church 166000 14 14 14 4 RIDE - Jessie Ware 75500 15 9 1 15 FREE LOVE - Cast 1248250 16 10 6 10 EMBERS - Robin Schulz featuring Izzy Bizu 294100 17 12 5 12 BROKEN STRINGS - Alan Walker featuring Katherine O'Ryan & Isabella Melkman 528500 18 16 16 10 HAND IN MY HAND - Rob Thomas 154200 19 30 19 4 STAY THE NIGHT - Winona Oak 66700 20 17 1 14 TELL ME THERE'S A HEAVEN - Chris Rea 1135000 21 21 1 24 LOTUS - Rose Gray 1385850 22 40 22 4 BAD BLOOD - Neil Sedaka featuring Elton John 54300 23 66 23 3 AMERICAN GIRLS - Harry Styles 28250 24 31 24 6 STARLIGHT - Cannons 61800 25 36 25 6 FEELS LIKE HEAVEN - Loreen 83650 26 18 4 19 YOUR LAST SONG - The Lottery Winners 772400 27 41 27 8 PINS AND NEEDLES - Callum Beattie 77900 28 39 28 6 DIE FOR ME - ZAYN 81250 29 22 22 10 ALL MY LIFE - Robbie Williams 135200 30 32 30 6 COLD SWEAT, HOT BOYS - Bright Light Bright Light featuring Ana Matronic 73000 31 37 31 4 LOST - almost monday 53850 32 24 18 10 MORRISSEY - Robbie Williams 176500 33 23 15 17 ESIBIZIONISTA - Annalisa 263400 34 28 1 16 SHAKE IT DOWN - Mud 997150 35 35 1 27 SECRETS - Miley Cyrus featuring Lindsey Buckingham and Mick Fleetwood 1366200 36 25 22 19 CHOOSIN' TEXAS - Ella Langley 253300 37 42 37 4 TO LOVE SOMEBODY - Holly Humberstone 42050 38 27 5 10 TROUBLE FOLLOWS - YONAKA 340100 39 49 39 4 LOVE WILL KEEP US TOGETHER - Neil Sedaka 39900 40 54 40 6 VINCENT - Don McLean 55200 41 48 41 4 SLEEPLESS IN A HOTEL ROOM - Luke Combs 37300 42 33 1 18 WONDERFUL WORLD BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE - Jimmy Cliff 773150 43 38 13 25 HELLO - Sigala x Leigh-Anne x Jonita Gandhi 441900 44 65 44 2 I DON'T EXPLAIN - Owen James 20250 45 84 45 2 CLUB SONG - The Pussycat Dolls 16200 46 46 1 27 DIE WITH A SMILE - Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars 942850 47 57 47 3 UNIVERSAL SOLDIER - Depeche Mode 25900 48 68 48 3 WHY DON'T YOU - Squeeze 20500 49 50 49 6 I DON'T UNDERSTAND - MT Jones 50900 50 29 6 16 HEAVY NEWS - Richard Ashcroft 394050 51 55 51 4 FEVER DREAM - Alex Warren 34150 52 44 20 12 END OF BEGINNING - Djo 189550 53 59 53 4 LOVE ME - Fia 31150 54 47 8 23 SAVE MY LOVE (NICKY ROMERO REMIX) - Marshmello, Ellie Goulding & AVAION 562800 55 67 55 4 THESE NIGHTS - Cannons 22800 56 34 10 17 BEAUTIFUL SPIRITUAL - Blue 392900 57 43 19 10 ADDICTED TO LOVE - CHVRCHES 165900 58 70 58 8 READY - CMAT 47600 59 56 1 41 GOD ONLY KNOWS - The Beach Boys 1268450 60 58 1 29 BRAND NEW ME - Saint Etienne featuring Confidence Man 1274650 61 69 61 4 WAITING ON YOU - Rick Astley 20500 62 64 62 4 FAR AWAY - Labi Siffre 19300 63 71 63 6 ALLIGATOR STOMP - Tony Joe White & Flying Mojito Brothers 27800 64 45 23 11 I JUST MIGHT - Bruno Mars 169300 65 77 65 4 BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO - Neil Sedaka 16300 66 78 66 3 NEW RELIGION - Bebe Rexha & Faithless 13600 67 72 67 4 REIN ME IN - Sam Fender & Olivia Dean 18000 68 26 26 13 OPALITE - Taylor Swift 160650 69 73 69 6 CLUB BIZARRE - Alok, Sam Harper, Alex Christensen 30600 70 75 70 4 REJOICE - Def Leppard 17000 71 79 71 2 SAVE ME TONIGHT - Jennifer Lopez & David Guetta 10000 72 80 72 4 OH! CAROL - Neil Sedaka 12700 73 81 73 3 WHEN YOU ARE A KING - White Plains 10900 74 76 74 6 YOU GOT TO LOSE - The Black Keys 29000 75 NEW 75 1 5AM - Michael Schulte 5000 76 NEW 76 1 JUST WORDS - Midge Ure 4800 77 NEW 77 1 YOU'RE A SUPERSTAR - Take That 4600 78 83 78 4 SONG OF THE FUTURE - U2 12200 79 85 79 2 NIGHTINGALE LANE - RAYE 7200 80 NEW 80 1 HELL ON EARTH - Squeeze 4000 drop outs 51 27 9 PERFECT DAY - Al Green featuring RAYE 137900 52 18 14 CHURCH - JADE 213700 53 16 13 DIVE INTO THE OCEAN - Alok, Zeeba & Portugal. The Man 213150 60 19 25 FIX WHAT YOU DIDN'T BREAK - Nate Smith 333950 61 47 9 FALLING INTO YOU - Appleton 89900 62 36 14 THE CHANCE WON'T COME AGAIN - Andy Bell featuring Tim Rice-Oxley 169100 63 3 21 BERGHAIN - ROSALIA Featuring Bjork & Yves Tumor 622050 74 37 10 SWEET LOVE - Stephen Sanchez 119950 82 36 11 ONLY GONNA LET YOU DOWN - Loaded Honey 109350

Hi AH! 🙂 Hope you had a good weekend/will have a good weekend work-free! Retirement continues to be a social whirl and odd-job catch-up. Bought a massive tin of wood Ronseal for the fences today, and failed to get the shed roof replaced at the weekend. It's all excitement here! I've got the afternoon to myself, hooray, at least what's left of it 😄 fab charts as always, and once I get my chart down to 75 I can start flicking for extra gems in your charts I havent heard properly.. cheers! 😎

Hi AH! 🙂 Hope the shift change revert back to Hearts Hits isnt too painful! I just switched briefly to Ken Bruce again after Popmaster when Jeremy Vine comes on, plus side they played the rarely heard Come Back (Wah!) downside I had to endure All Right Now for the millionth time. What we need is me to handle a playlist of oldies and newies, that would be very niche 😄I'd start with banning all overplayed and predictable records! The Bob Stanley book is huge, half-way through and we are just edging into the 40's. Today I played the first bonafide popular Girl Group, The Boswell Sisters started in the late 20's into the 30's and set the template for the much more famous Andrews Sisters, jazz-swing-pop, and they were quite impudent for the times, one was a wheel-chair user and they believed in having fun during hard times :) Oops the Ladies First version of I Can't Wait rings no bell, excuse me while I check my files...ah 2002, peaked at 53. That's as long ago as 1978 was at the time!! I'm impressed you heard Tell Me There's A Heaven on the radio, that would be normally be avoided like the plague as too depressing/too much risk of someone changing channels! It must have been outside daytime radio! J-Lo & Guetta, yes an obvious smash 15 years ago, one of the downsides of pop music fashions moving on, and teens not relating to people pushing 60 with older styles of music, oops! When I was a teen 50- or 60-something musicians having hits included, err Donald Peers, Perry Como, Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra. Makes you think! 😄Makes me think Cher is an icon in her 70's! John Lee Hooker was in his 80's when he had 90's hits!!! Thanks for all the comments and picks! cheers 😎

Hey Seltin! 🙂 Thanks for the picks, glad you like the big climbs! Opalite sadly has peaked, but had a good run! 😄 cheers! 😎

Hi Jordan! Great chart! Hope all is good with you! And ongoing thanks for all the charts hard work! cheers! 😎

Hi Jordan! Thanks for the chart picks as always! And comments too: I wish I could join a gymn again, I just feel too old to be in one these days (along with regularly doing my joints, bones and muscles in), but I'm impressed they were playing Ilennium! I would find that a good reason to turn up and force myself to work on muscle recovery! Aperture is fab, esp the Brits performance, and I also found it a bit of an outlier on the album - I was hoping for a new synthy vibe but it's mostly pleasant ballads, American Girls the other highlight. I'm very late on Rein Me In, always liked it but recent awards pushed me into buying it and appreciate it a bit more. I tend to prefer Sam's Springsteenesque tracks, usually, and Olivia is perfectly nice but a bit samey in vibe/tempo, so I take longer to be persuaded. I like Bebe's 90's borrows, and Faithless are exciting to start off with, so that's a good beginning for a new song based around it. Cheers! 😎

Hi SSP! Great chart with lots to love, climbers faves include: 03 03 Sweet Love - Stephen Sanchez 9 3 05 05 Hand In My Hand - Rob Thomas 11 5 06 06 I Just Might - Bruno Mars 10 6 07 08 Elizabeth Taylor - Taylor Swift 8 7 09 12 I Ran (So Far Away) - The Beaches 8 9 10 13 Anything Is Possible - Bryan Adams 8 10 18 30 Addicted To Love - Chvrches 5 18 23 25 When Did You Get Hot - Sabrina Carpenter 11 23 26 37 Homewrecker - Sombr 6 26 31 38 Aperture - Harry Styles 7 31 32 34 Morrissey - Robbie Williams 8 32 40 41 Wood - Taylor Swift 4 40 41 44 Such A Funny Way - Sabrina Carpenter 6 41 45 --- Save Me Tonight - Jennifer Lopez / David Guetta 1 45 53 62 Die For Me - Zayn 5 53 75 83 Eclipse - Delta Goodrem 2 75 76 85 Prayer - David Guetta 2 76 77 84 I Can't Wait - Bob Sinclar / Kiesza 2 77🤩 81 92 Song Of The Future - U2 2 81 85 --- Risk It All - Bruno Mars 1 85 94 99 We Made It Look Easy - Bon Jovi / Robbie Williams 2 94 95 100 Fever Dream - Alex Warren 2 95 cheers! 😎

Hi SSP! Glad you like Bob on top, and thanks for the picks! Cheers! 😎