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One and only is better than shoop shoop. Great to have both acts top the chart but Cher has endless classics way better than this and i love linda lewis 1975 disco version best. Chesneys recent singles have been pretty good too as has cher's charting xmas track. Cher was way overdue a number one but if we had to have a pre believe track it should have been one by one. Sit Down and KLF wuz both robbed though.

My little brother bought jimmy osmond as he was a Liverpool FC fan. I bought Tubeway Army as it sounded fab n futuristic in a Heroes sort of way. My mum and i also bought gloria gaynor classic. That was the second and final new single mum bought. So a hat trick of family responsibility there! Jimmy's track is forgiveable sung by and aimed at kids and grannies but not one that stands too much repeat play! Ian dury is a goodie but i was more into Sally Oldfield Mirrors at the time. Elton and kiki Are the hot summer of 76 but oh how i would have loved Dusty on it to reboot her career earlier! Argentina is a classic and julie covington did a very explicit play that year at uni in terms of feminist subject matter. Good thing it was dark as i went bright red with embarrassment! Mondays and Night Fever both classics i helped to number one. David Soul i didn't buy but i do like it. Bye Bye Baby is a good song but i considered the Rollers annoying by this stage having been a fan pre Rollermania. Recently played it a lot and its a good pop cover actually 50 years on. Mississippi was a good singalong monster ideal for karaoke on holiday Eurobars for the older crowd. I do like the song. Dr Hook a good song too though OD'd on it a bit over the years. I always thought Sharing The Night Together should have been a hit both times it came out.

Burn is good, among the better ones to drop out so far. Not on a par with Hurts/Calvin but decent enough. It sounds a lot better than I thought it did at the time, didnt even go top 40 for me, prob Ellie OD by that time a factor.

ooh well done everyone on Friday! 🤩🤩 a best-ever group performance i think! round 1: 39 round 2: 36 two years out eek! 3 in 10: Manchild, Buffalo Stance, Woman I will be on a coach tour of Estonia Latvia Lithuania from tomorrow for a week so sadly missing the daily and BJ most likely, bar a catch-up here and there.

Dizzy was the first record I ever bought thanks to my great-grandparents giving me 10 shillings to treat myself on comics and records when we moved to Singapore for 2 years. That was a fortune back in the olden days, and I am of course talking of the Tommy Roe original bought from Changi Village evening market stall, a bubblegum classic so good that the late William Orbit sampled it for Bass-o-matic's Fascinating Rhythm in 1990 and Vic covered it in 1991 with a fun upbeat slice of fun I was bound to enjoy as a Vic & Bob fan. To keep on with the reminiscing, Tommy Roe's Greatest Hits was the first CD album I bought, I saw him in concert around then and then Vic and Bob in 1991 doing their comedy tour with added music hits. Phew! George & Elton, happy to see them top the chart, but TBH I got fed up with hearing it. And it put me off the original version, which I wasnt keen on in 1974 - too dirgey - but grew to love by the early 90's buying the CD re-issue before this came out and set me back to square one on it. George was great, love him, love Elton, but this track not so much.

14th September 1976 It's 5 weeks on top for Dancing Queen as it becomes their longest-running single on top, holding off Monday Monday from the top spot - but that will do it in 1997 with California Dreamin' so not to worry. Plus Creque Alley makes it 2 top 10's for The Mamas & The Papas, and a 4th top 10 for the late Mama Cass. Twiggy, meanwhile, joind the top 10 club with Here I Go Again. The highest new entry is The Real Thing's soundalike follow-up to You To Me Are Everything, which just fell short of the top 10, as Can't Get By Without You does in week 1, at 13. MIke Batt celebrates the end of the hot, dry summer with Rainmaker, under his alias Wellington Womble. It's a pretty good single actually and deserved to be a hit, but the Wombles bandwagon had left the station, sadly. New at 27 here, at least. A re-entry we didn't really need, and due to the HMS Ark Royal TV series using as the TV theme, Sailing is back for a second run leass than a year on at 33. More welcome to me, was Jo Jo Gunne getting re-issued and Run Run Run duly debuts at 37 4 years on from being top 5 in my charts, and Love Is All is back for a second try for Roger Glover 18 months after it first tried (and failed) to chart, in at 38, and a top 10 for me first-time-round. Mockingbird is also a 1974 track back again for Carly Simon and James Taylor at 39, and Gallagher & Lyle try for hit 3 with the sweet Breakaway at 42. Art Garfunkel did a nice cover. Randy Edelman is also back again with a ballad this time, Uptown Uptempo Woman at 48 while Silver's Wham Bam has been forgotten 50 years later, but is a rather nice slice of West Coast harmony rock that deserved to be a UK hit. One of those tracks on my list to bring back for some more plays! 1 ( 1 ) DANCING QUEEN ABBA 2 ( 5 ) MONDAY MONDAY The Mamas & The Papas 3 ( 2 ) YOU DON'T HAVE TO GO The Chi-Lites 4 ( 6 ) BLINDED BY THE LIGHT Manfred Mann's Earthband 5 ( 7 ) BENNIE AND THE JETS Elton John 6 ( 3 ) YOU'LL NEVER FIND ANOTHER LOVE LIKE MINE Lou Rawls 7 ( 8 ) THE PRICE OF LOVE Bryan Ferry 8 ( 12 ) CREQUE ALLEY The Mamas & The Papas 9 ( 10 ) YOU SHOULD BE DANCING The Bee Gees 10 ( 13 ) HERE I GO AGAIN Twiggy 11 ( 11 ) WITHOUT YOU Nilsson 12 ( 9 ) LET 'EM IN Wings 13 ( NEW ) CAN'T GET BY WITHOUT YOU The Real Thing 14 ( 4 ) AFTERNOON DELIGHT Starland Vocal Band 15 ( 20 ) AMOUREUSE Kiki Dee 16 ( 21 ) MISSISSIPPI Pussycat 17 ( 24 ) I CAN'T ASK FOR ANYMORE THAN YOU Cliff Richard 18 ( 18 ) DANCE LITTLE LADY DANCE Tina Charles 19 ( 22 ) I WANT MORE Can 20 ( 30 ) DOINA DE JALE Gheorghe Zamfir 21 ( 25 ) 1, 2, 2003 Len Barry 22 ( 36 ) IT'S O.K. the Beach Boys 23 ( 26 ) BABY I LOVE YOUR WAY Peter Frampton 24 ( 31 ) I ONLY WANT TO BE WITH YOU Bay City Rollers 25 ( 16 ) HEAVEN MUST BE MISSING AN ANGEL Tavares 26 ( 37 ) BABY WE'D BETTER TRY TO GET TOGETHER Barry White 27 ( NEW ) RAINMAKER Wellington Womble aka Mike Batt 28 ( 15 ) A LITTLE BIT MORE Dr. Hook 29 ( 44 ) BEST DISCO IN TOWN The Ritchie Family 30 ( 45 ) DISCO DUCK Rick Dees & His Cast Of Idiots 31 ( 17 ) MYSTERY SONG Status Quo 32 ( 23 ) WHAT I'VE GOT IN MIND Billie-Jo Spears 33 ( NEW ) SAILING Rod Stewart 34 ( 14 ) NICE 'N' SLOW Jesse Green 35 ( 39 ) LOVING ON THE LOSING SIDE Tommy Hunt 36 ( 38 ) HEAVEN IS IN THE BACK SEAT OF MY CADILLAC Hot Chocolate 37 ( NEW ) RUN RUN RUN Jo-Jo Gunne 38 ( NEW ) LOVE IS ALL Roger Glover & Friends 39 ( NEW ) MOCKINGBIRD Carly Simon & James Taylor 40 ( 40 ) (I'VE GOT THE) MUSIC IN ME The Kiki Dee Band 41 ( 42 ) ARIA Acker Bilk 42 ( NEW ) BREAKAWAY Gallagher & Lyle 43 ( 19 ) HOROSCOPE Harpo 44 ( 28 ) I NEED IT Johnny 'Guitar' Watson 45 ( 49 ) THAT'LL BE THE DAY Linda Ronstadt 46 ( 29 ) IN ZAIRE Johnny Wakelin 47 ( 32 ) DAYDREAM BELIEVER The Monkees 48 ( NEW ) UPTOWN UPTEMPO WOMAN Randy Edelman 49 ( 27 ) HERE COMES THE SUN Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel 50 ( NEW ) WHAM BAM SHANG A LANG Silver Meanwhile in my diary for this week, next-door-neighbour Ernie did me a budgie birdbox, for the little breeders in the outdoor aviary/shed. Back at school sorting out of the timetables (photography, Geography, English Lit) - I still have nightmares about forgetting to turn up for lessons at school and College, which is bizarre! Cards at lunchtime with schoolmates, mum picked me up after school (in North Hykeham) to take me home to Mansfield before she went to my Aunty's Tupperware party. Exciting domestic pastimes in those days! TV had a unique UK/US TV link-up for chat shows from Dick Cavett & Eamon Andrews, signs of the future. Chairman Mao died. Not that it affected my day to day life. Mum's niece popped round with her family Thursday during Top Of The Pops. I note a powerful episode 'Lester' of the great Harry O detective show , where a regular was killed off. David Janssen starred, and his co-star had been Manolito in the fab High Chaparral Western show, Henry Darrow. Still remember being shocked! I also audio taped one of my fave Batman episodes (Shame starring Clint Robinson) really funny pisstake of 50's Western hero Shane. On Saturday I went into town with my brother as Tom Baker did a Doctor Who P.A. swooshing right by me in his full outfit. I didn't queue with all the kids to meet him though, I get a little tongue-tied with celebrities. Still do. Yesterday (in 2026) I met Katy Manning, Jo in 70's Doctor Who, Jemma Redgrave from recent Doctor Who, and British movie icon of the 60's and 70's Madeline Smith, all perfectly lovely and friendly. Babysat my little cousins again Saturday afternoon and Sunday evening too they were all round.

7th September 1976 It's back to school (A levels 2nd year) for me, and Dancing Queen not shifting any time soon on a fourth week on top. Lou Rawls deservedly goes top 3 with his classy soul shuffler, what a vocal. Monday Monday gives Mama Cass a third top 5, and Blinded By The Light gives Bruce Springsteen a first top 10 song, and Manfred's first top 10 since Joybringer 3 years back, and his 4th in total since Fox On The Run hit the top spot in late 1968. Bryan Ferry makes it a 4th solo top 10 or 10th including Roxy Music hits. The Price Of Love makes it the first Everly Brothers cover to go top 10 since Glen Campbell & Bobbie Gentry's All I Have To Do Is Dream in 1969. New in at 21, Dutch band Pussycat debut Mississippi at the expense of Jonathan King's cover which is booted out now the real thing was taking off, a good country-ish singalong. In at 31, Bay City Rollers get some plus points from me for covering an early fave Dusty Springfield classic, though the novelty will wear off quickly, but it did extend their run to 5 years. Meanwhile the charting veteran Beach Boys have a new single in at 36. It's OK. It really is. Hot Chocolate seem to be struggling with inspiration since the departure of Tony Wilson, but still getting hits in the wake of You Sexy Thing with Heaven Is In The Back Seat Of My Cadillac an otherwise pedestrian funk workout in at 38. Not to worry, helpful songwriters will be along shortly to right things a bit. Tommy Hunt debuts at 39, Loving On The Losing Side, one I havent heard in 50 years as I never managed to tape it or buy it, it's a pretty good Northern Soul club song from the USA via Wigan. Nice to hear it again. Down the bottom end is a plethora of newies: Mr Acker Bilk gets a chart hit from me for his Aria, another one never played on radio, and sort of nice to see him have a hit after his classic Stranger On The Shore was still well known in those days 15 years on. It's not quite as great as that one, but it's nice. New at 42, ahead of The Ritchie Family at 44, celebrating discos Euro-stylee, and a bit of fun - though their best record will be in 1979 and a non-UK Euro-smash American Generation. US DJ Rick Dees takes the piss out of disco, meanwhile, featuring a duck sounding suspiciously like both the baby duck from Tom & Jerry cartoons, and Hannah-Barbera's Yakky Doodle. The latter now totally forgotten, but kids loved his double act with Chopper. That's a dog. I think 70's record buyers were already programmed to go "aaawww" when hearing that voice, explaining how it became a hit. At 47 The Lonely Ranger sneaks for Silver Pony. It wasn't a hit and I'd totally forgotten it, but it's quite quirky for the time - The Lone Ranger TV Theme (aka Rossini's William Tell Overture) done synth-stylee with the odd vocal snippet from the show like "Hi Ho Silver, Away" before opting for some breathy, naughty bits from a random lady pretending to be Tonto. The Lone Ranger runs off, obviously not his thing. Jolly and a novelty. Not as good as Quantum Jump's Lone Ranger though, which came out first. Henry Gross' US hit Shannon, slips pleasantly in at 48 for US radio fodder support from me, if not the actual UK charts, Linda Ronstadt is back again with That'll Be The Day this time, a standard Crickets and Buddy Holly cover, in at 49, and at 50 it's War with a 3rd chart entry in Summer. Not heard that in 50 years either. It's a bit Low Rider-ish, but slower. And more laid back. And an Up On The Roof vibe. Nice though. 1 ( 1 ) DANCING QUEEN ABBA 2 ( 2 ) YOU DON'T HAVE TO GO The Chi-Lites 3 ( 6 ) YOU'LL NEVER FIND ANOTHER LOVE LIKE MINE Lou Rawls 4 ( 4 ) AFTERNOON DELIGHT Starland Vocal Band 5 ( 8 ) MONDAY MONDAY The Mamas & The Papas 6 ( 20 ) BLINDED BY THE LIGHT Manfred Mann's Earthband 7 ( 7 ) BENNIE AND THE JETS Elton John 8 ( 14 ) THE PRICE OF LOVE Bryan Ferry 9 ( 3 ) LET 'EM IN Wings 10 ( 5 ) YOU SHOULD BE DANCING The Bee Gees 11 ( 18 ) WITHOUT YOU Nilsson 12 ( 19 ) CREQUE ALLEY The Mamas & The Papas 13 ( 15 ) HERE I GO AGAIN Twiggy 14 ( 22 ) NICE 'N' SLOW Jesse Green 15 ( 10 ) A LITTLE BIT MORE Dr. Hook 16 ( 12 ) HEAVEN MUST BE MISSING AN ANGEL Tavares 17 ( 11 ) MYSTERY SONG Status Quo 18 ( 27 ) DANCE LITTLE LADY DANCE Tina Charles 19 ( 9 ) HOROSCOPE Harpo 20 ( 25 ) AMOUREUSE Kiki Dee 21 ( NEW ) MISSISSIPPI Pussycat 22 ( 39 ) I WANT MORE Can 23 ( 23 ) WHAT I'VE GOT IN MIND Billie-Jo Spears 24 ( 28 ) I CAN'T ASK FOR ANYMORE THAN YOU Cliff Richard 25 ( 40 ) 1, 2, 3 Len Barry 26 ( 46 ) BABY I LOVE YOUR WAY Peter Frampton 27 ( 13 ) HERE COMES THE SUN Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel 28 ( 33 ) I NEED IT Johnny 'Guitar' Watson 29 ( 16 ) IN ZAIRE Johnny Wakelin 30 ( 37 ) DOINA DE JALE Gheorghe Zamfir 31 ( NEW ) I ONLY WANT TO BE WITH YOU Bay City Rollers 32 ( 24 ) DAYDREAM BELIEVER The Monkees 33 ( 17 ) THE KILLING OF GEORGIE PART 1 Rod Stewart 34 ( 29 ) WOULDN'T IT BE NICE The Beach Boys 35 ( 30 ) GOOD VIBRATIONS The Beach Boys 36 ( NEW ) IT'S O.K. the Beach Boys 37 ( 42 ) BABY WE'D BETTER TRY TO GET TOGETHER Barry White 38 ( NEW ) HEAVEN IS IN THE BACK SEAT OF MY CADILLAC Hot Chocolate 39 ( NEW ) LOVING ON THE LOSING SIDE Tommy Hunt 40 ( 43 ) (I'VE GOT THE) MUSIC IN ME The Kiki Dee Band 41 ( 26 ) SHAKE SHAKE SHAKE (SHAKE YOUR BOOTY) KC & The Sunshine Band 42 ( NEW ) ARIA Acker Bilk 43 ( 21 ) HARVEST FOR THE WORLD The Isley Brothers 44 ( NEW ) BEST DISCO IN TOWN The Ritchie Family 45 ( NEW ) DISCO DUCK Rick Dees & His cast Of Idiots 46 ( 32 ) DON'T GO BREAKING MY HEART Elton John & Kiki Dee 47 ( NEW ) THE LONELY RANGER Silver Pony 48 ( NEW ) SHANNON Henry Gross 49 ( NEW ) THAT'LL BE THE DAY Linda Ronstadt 50 ( NEW ) SUMMER War

Under Control, well for a start I was a fan of Hurts, they've had some amazing tracks and never got the success they deserved, and they were great in concert too. This one? It's not quite as great as several of Hurts singles, and both Calvin Harris and Tiesto have other great dance tracks too, but I really rate this one even if the underlying sound was like a lot of tracks of the era. One of only two Calvin Harris chart-toppers for me, and I still think it's classier than a lot of dance at the time, no irritating repetitive hooks, it flows nicely as a song, and it was great Hurts got a hit. My fave so far to drop out by quite a distance and likely at the top end of my rating for the year. Pharrell, well I went to see that film when it came out (probably with age-appropriate relatives) and two of the songs struck me as rather good, with Happy the obviously more catchy, downloaded and charted them immediately, and then considered bunging Happy into the BJSC as it was just getting no airplay anywhere, realised it would prob get vetoed so sat back until the rest of the world caught on. By which time I started to get fed up of hearing it. Yes, I was probably the first to OD on it 😄it's still fun and positive and works in the film, but with the state of the world it's much harder to sing along and mean it these days! I expect it will be mid-table for me...I still like it but dont love it.

Lena Martell a pet hate, oh how that record annoyed me. People from my grandparents' generation were fans though, and with the trials of getting older I can see why it appealed to them. As Bette Davis quipped in her later years, "old age sure ain't for sissies". Dance Away was the moment the avante-garde Glam pioneers moved over to mass-appeal laid-back synth-pop, and much as I like it as a pleasant pass-time, it's really not in the same class as Virgina Plain, Streetlife, All I Want Is You, Love Is The Drug, not to mention Ferry's best solo stuff. Angel Eyes and Same Old Scene would have a bit more oomph but this was the future for both Roxy and Ferry, pretty much. Mungo Jerry I was huge on this record for ages and ages until a bloody advert ruined it. I have to return to tropical Singapore and try and remember it when it was new and fresh and catchy. Mungo always did give good value on singles with the number of tracks. Downside 33 and a third singles sound quality wasn't as good as 45rpm. Ray lives in Dorset and still does local festivals, the legend!

Power Of Love is unusual, starkly beautiful and yes emotional, and the reference to The Hooded Claw aka the very camp Paul Lynde in Penelope Pitstop is enough for a 10/10 from me too! As is OneNight In Bangkok, dramatic rap-musical track long before Lin-Manuel had a go, Chess is under-rated and for a while it looked Bjorn & Benny could have done some more musicals, but hey ho Mamma Mia I suppose! Having Tim Rice on lyrics helped, he knows how to knock out a great phrase or two. I'm with you on the frogs, utterly charming and that video/TV clip is amazing 9/10. If nothing else Macca showing that kids songs can still be melodic, classy and positive. I've never OD'd on it either. Like A Virgin was the one that made Madonna the superstar and the video is great, it was a noticeable move away from dance music, but Holiday is still my fave of '84 8/10. Invisible deserved better, one of Alison's best singles, but at least it went top 30, 8/10. Fresh is indeed fresher than most later-career Kool & The Gang singles, not bad at all 7/10. Lay Your Hands I also liked, but not quite as much as the Twins' previous ballad in late '83 7/10. Big Country I was waning on by now they somehow had lost their widescreen riff knack 5/10. The Kane Gang made Respect Yourself a UK hit, so there's kudos for that as it was pretty much unknown at this point, and set up Bruce Willis nicely for '87. Not as good as the Staple Singers Obv but the Kane Gang were on the whole not bad at all with their singles, but under-achieved commercially. 7/10. Private Dancer sounds like a dull Dire Straits ballad, for obvious reasons, and I never really warmed to it either. Competent and Tina is the best thing about it 6/10. Round And Round wasnt their worst single, it was passable pop 6/10, and they essentially split up at this point for 2 years, with projects Arcadia and The Power Station with Robert Palmer. Which was a sign of things to come long-term after the next get-back-together. Huey Lewis having finally broken through in the UK with one of his lesser tracks was mystifiying, given the excellent Heart & Soul had flopped, still his best record. 5/10. The Medal Song and George had definitely lost the plot. They would have been better lifting off the US-only singles from either previous album. 4/10. Teardrops typical Shaky by and large 5/10. Do The Conga well its a follow-up I suppose, and parties enjoyed it for a bit 3/10.

Didn't like this at the time and still don't. I have always struggled with Iron Maiden and their cartoon manic OTT metal, never straying far from the template established with their best track Run To The Hills. At least Bruce Dickinson's solo stuff was a bit more varied, notably his cover of All The Young Dudes, not to mention his pilot career and swordfighting! Now that impressed me! This is better than The Stonk though. Not that I'm against the genre, but if I am going for that era manic metal I go OTT with Motorhead's best tracks, or earlier Deep Purple on Fireball, Sabbath Paranoid.

Being too old for this to have existed when I was in Primary School, and indeed the whole concept of learning popular music of the 20th century at school - as far as I recall - I have no nostalgia for the song and didnt even know it existed until the 80's. I have sat through Gareth Gates starring in the musical, and I have to say it's no Jesus Christ Superstar or Evita, both of which are brilliant. Frankly I got bored, it's almost as if it was written for kids not grown-ups! 😄So, not a fan much of the song. It's an OK singalong I suppose, and would be higher than The Stonk for me, but behind The Simpsons.

I had to go and mention quality didn't I?! Showaddywaddy's was a decent drum-heavy cover actually, and may well be their best record, though I have a soft spot for Hey Mr Xmas (rarely not a cover). They did get a bit samey towards the end though. Chuck Berry was funny once or twice and that was enough. Memories of TOTP trying to make it non-threatening by getting artist Rolf Harris on to draw cartoons live showing Chuck was singing about a sort of musical yo-yo. He wasn't, and that if anything has aged even more badly than Chuck on stage singing it. And Chuck was done for a videoing hobby....! So that leaves Blockbuster! The Sweet were always good, even in their bubblegum calypso phase, but they'd had a go at Glam with Little Willy (see My Ding A Ling later in the year) and Wig Wam Bam honed the template, before they struck gold with Blockbuster. Fabulous record and the 3 follow-up number 2's were even more exciting and should have hit the top spot. They had 5 number two's which is pretty unlucky! Just Andy left now, sadly, so the intro to Ballroom Blitz is a bit silent these days.

I have those CD's - they didnt even bother putting Bartman on last on side 2, it was stuck in between 2 bangers in Peace and Insanity, which is truly bizarre. Looking at the track listing they clearly had no idea what they were doing in terms of mood creation and placing of randoms amongst bunches of tracks where they clearly dont belong....! 😄

1 1 1 3 SUNSHINE - Jungle 358000 2 2 1 7 THE GAME OF LOVE - New Radicals & Michelle Branch 750200 3 3 1 10 CLUB TO YOUR ARMS - Rose Gray 1175000 4 4 4 12 LOVE SENSATION/AFTERHOURS RADIO EDIT - Madonna/Madonna & Kylie Minogue 412400 5 5 5 6 BABY I KNOW - The Rubettes 254300 6 8 6 4 SLEEPING WITH MY BOOTS ON - Lily Meola 170250 7 9 7 6 TONIGHT - The Rubettes 162000 8 19 8 7 THINK I'M GONNA FALL IN LOVE WITH YOU - The Dooleys 124650 9 20 9 3 REWARD - The Teardrop Explodes 78750 10 26 10 3 MESMERIZED - Freemasons featuring Faith Evans 63700 11 6 3 10 HONEYBEE - Olivia Rodrigo 416900 12 10 6 11 THE CURE - Olivia Rodrigo 258900 13 14 13 4 STORMY WEATHER - Etta James 96500 14 12 12 7 SUNRISE - Simply Red 157650 15 7 5 8 SOMEDAY, SOMEWHERE - Jungle 250700 16 18 16 9 DANCETERIA - Madonna 144750 17 11 1 9 DON JUAN - Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich 533500 18 13 2 14 THE WAVE - Jungle 806650 19 22 19 10 DANCING WITHOUT YOU - Disco Bambino, Nile Rodgers & Sophie Ellis-Bextor 128050 20 15 1 9 ZABADAK! - Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich 627000 21 25 21 7 WANTED - The Dooleys 103550 22 16 10 11 SUMMER FUNK - Francesco Gabbani 219100 23 51 23 3 TAKE IT SLOW (BULLIT) - Robin Schulz & Watermat 37400 24 50 24 3 WHERE ARE YOU NOW? - Jungle 37200 25 36 25 8 STUPID SONG - Olivia Rodrigo 78600 26 35 26 6 BLUE DREAM - Holly Humberstone 76450 27 24 20 11 WHITE NOISE - Holly Humberstone 147550 28 31 28 9 NO MORE REGRETS - almost monday 108450 29 17 10 5 THE LOVE BOAT - Lowdii Beats 143200 30 21 8 15 TALK TO YOU - ANOTR featuring 54 Ultra 277550 31 23 1 16 CRYING OVER YOU - Reverend and The Makers 931150 32 29 5 10 TANGERINE - Damiano David 346350 33 30 8 12 HOWL - Carly Simon 317750 34 27 20 8 I'M ALIVE - Imael Angel 139650 35 42 35 8 BIZARRE - Madonna & Martin Garrix 82850 36 49 36 3 OH YEAH? - Steve Lacy 32500 37 45 37 6 FIREFLIES - Martin Garrix & U2 65500 38 41 38 9 MEET ME IN LOVE - Blossoms featuring Maya Jama 78800 39 33 33 8 SHATTERED DREAMS - Johnny Hates Jazz 104550 40 44 40 6 YOU'RE THE REASON WHY - The Rubettes 54650