fiesta

Love The Proclaimers, sunshine on leith is a classic album

The follow up hit to Stay? I Don't Care, which is also the title of this weeks no. 1, ofcourse.

Jo always had the better voice imo over Rachel Stevens I was gutted she never had more solo success. As a chart watcher it was a sad week as it saw the last ever issue of Hit Music.

Definatley be getting singles book for this decade! Whitburns pop annual 1955 -1999 has chart runs

John Farnham was streaming long before everyone else started doing it. He used to be in a group called The Little River Band!

Whitney Houston has an album in the top 20 but nothing at all from Kylie, Madonna or Mariah Carey!

Janis joplin

Britney was also no.1 this week in 1999 and the top 3 all sold over 160k!

Clash 1977-1991, Doobie Bros 1974-1993

The Music weeks from 1978, which website are they on?

I think they will start selling more vhnyl to get more profit, the only physical format where sales are on the rise.

In 1987, Curiosity's album outsold George Michaels Faith album. Who'd of guessed!

The simpsons were also the first 'non-human' act to top the chart since 1969.

Much better to have an extra performance than a chart rundown

Cant wait to see the reet petite video if they show it

If ladbaby is no 1 it'll be writer bernie taupins 1st no 1 since Blue in 2002.

In chart history there has only ever been 12 xmas themed xmas no.1s so was never that big a thing anyhow

30th anniversary this year I Think were alone now was no.1

This was around the time when a cd single would be cheaper in its first week only. I think that is why there was a huge turnover of no.1s.

Abba came close to matching their sales most of their no 1s did between 500k &800k

Sit down 91 sales are 243k. All I want for xmas 95 sales 25k.

The charts for 3/4/1986 & 1/8/1959 both have cliff livin doll & duane eddys peter gunn at numbers 1 & 9 respectively!

Glad Billie jean has overtaken earthsong.

Marblehead johnson is my favourite.

Shotgun 6 weeks between runs at no.1, almost beat the record set by Beatles 8 weeks in 1963!