kingofskiffle

Thank you for your kind words. I have tried to make sure that the books I produce are accurate.

Announcing the launch of the Disc Singles and Albums chart book. This book has the important information you always wanted to see for each charted record:- * B-Side * Full Composer Credits * Song Duration * The Ones To Watch appear for the first time in all new research! * Every Re-entry shown with entry date, peak and weeks * Full track listing, in the correct order, for each EP and LP below it's entry * Full Track listing is searchable and presented in order at the end of the LP section. * See the single LP NOT to make the Official UK Album Chart but that DID make the Disc Album Chart! Together with the usual information such as entry date, label and catalogue number. Don't miss adding this much sought after chart collection to your archive. PDF download - £10 - bought from http://thechartbook.co.uk 177 stunning pages in full colour Check out the sample pages! Sample pages here - http://thechartbook.co.uk/onewebmedia/samp...Disc_Sample.pdf

I have created a website - http://thechartbook.co.uk - which is how I will sell these, with transactions handled by PayPal. I hope that you will almost automatically receive a copy of the book you order when my email opens and the transactions are processed. It's still a work in progress and I need to try and automate it better. But for now have a look and tell me what you think.

Thanks for the suggestion. That is difficult and I'd need to consider how best to set that up in the database. I shall consider.

NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW! A Record Mirror chart book has been produced! A link to a sample of the pages is here https://www.dropbox.com/s/zlmxvbc9yhawln6/R...Advert.pdf?dl=0 Listing the records to make the Record Mirror Chart from 1955-1962, when they compiled their own chart. This book also includes the full charts as printed, together with composer credits, B-Side credits and length of all charted songs. Available for £10, sent via PayPal. NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW!

Good April Fools jokes do have an element of truth. It could be true. And I hope it is. But they won't react this quickly. Would they?

Some have asked for a printed copy of the book. I have found a way to produce limited quantities of the book, which will cost £30 plus postage and packaging to wherever you are. The printed copies are in the following style (see below) and to order these I will need approximately two weeks from recipe of your order. To order, I need your full postal address, including country. I will then calculate the postage costs and dispatch. I understand that some require a printed version and so that is why this has been produced. I do however understand that some may find the costs here prohibitive, but the additional costs are what it will cost me to produce. A4 sized coil (spiral) bound documents. Bound on the short edge Clear coloured coils (spirals). Clear PVC cover (front). Front cover printed colour outside, blank inside on 300gsm smooth matt (uncoated) card. Back cover printed no printing (blank) on 300gsm smooth matt (uncoated) card. Inner pages printed double sided on 80gsm smooth matt (uncoated) paper. 89 colour pages. Despatched 7 working days from approval of artwork. Normally delivered within 1 working day from despatch. This item has been zero rated for VAT as it is a bound document.

The plan is to continue as far as I can. Next decade is the 1960's, then I intend to do one for Albums for 1956-1969. Always assuming sales go well and people want it. PM me your PayPal email address if you do want a copy.

I've decided to put together my own chart book. An advertisement - a couple of pages - is shown below. If you wish to buy the full book - for the 1950's only so far, with later volumes to follow should anybody actually want this stuff! - then please send me an email and I'll send details of payment. Cost - £10. Delivery, by PDF. https://www.dropbox.com/s/tblnwnlmmrd8jtl/1...Advert.pdf?dl=0 The 1950's is a wonderful decade, with some amazing songs. Check out the book, and the material that isn't anywhere else in book form including length of record and composer credits.

I read this with interest, and the first is very easy to replicate with the current Top 200 singles chart. of that full Top 200, 103 have spent 21 or more weeks in the chart. The new Top 50 would be (removing all records after 20 weeks had elapsed no matter where they where in the chart). New Pos - Old Pos - Title - Artist - Weeks 1 - 1 - Cold Water - Major Lazer featuring Justin Bieber & MØ - 5 2 - 2 - Let Me Love You - DJ Snake featuring Justin Bieber - 3 3 - 3 - Closer - The Chainsmokers featuring Halsey - 4 4 - 5 - Heathens - TwentyOne Pilots - 10 5 - 7 - Perfect Strangers - Jonas Blue featuring J.P. Cooper - 12 6 - 9 - Treat You Better - Shawn Mendes - 12 7 - 10 - Too Good - Drake featuring Rihanna - 17 8 - 11 - This Girl - Kungs vs Cookin' On 3 Burners - 15 9 - 12 - This Is What You Came For - Calvin Harris // Rihanna - 17 10 - 13 - Sucker For Pain - Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa & Imagine Dragons with Logic, Ty Dolla $ign & X Ambassadors - 8 11 - 14 - We Don't Talk Anymore - Charlie Puth featuring Selena Gomez - 14 12 - 16 - Don't Mind - Kent Jones - 13 13 - 17 - Tears - Clean Bandit featuring Louisa Johnson - 13 14 - 18 - Can't Stop The Feeling! - Justin Timberlake - 16 15 - 19 - Alarm - Anne-Marie - 14 16 - 20 - Good Grief - Bastille - 10 17 - 21 - Into You - Ariana Grande - 16 18 - 22 - Final Song - MØ - 10 19 - 23 - Sunshine - TIEKS featuring Dan Harkna - 12 20 - 24 - In The Name Of Love - Martin Garrix & Bebe Rexha - 4 21 - 25 - Still Falling For You - Ellie Goulding - 1 22 - 26 - All In My Head (Flex) - Fifth Harmony featuring Fetty Wap - 10 23 - 27 - I Hate U, I Love U - Gnash featuring Olivia O'Brien - 19 24 - 28 - Tilted - Christine & The Queens - 10 25 - 29 - Ain't Giving Up - Craig David & Sigala - 1 26 - 30 - Send My Love (To Your New Lover) - Adele - 15 27 - 31 - You Don't Know Love - Olly Murs - 7 28 - 33 - Controlla - Drake - 17 29 - 36 - Hotter Than Hell - Dua Lipa - 16 30 - 37 - Who Do You Think Of? - M.O - 12 31 - 39 - Is This Love (Remix) - Bob Marley featuring LVNDSCAPE + Bolier - 9 32 - 40 - Let Me Hold You (Turn Me On) - Cheat Codes & Dante Klein - 6 33 - 41 - Cruel - Snakehips featuring Zayn - 6 34 - 43 - Kill 'Em With Kindness - Selena Gomez - 11 35 - 45 - The Ocean - Mike Perry featuring Shy Martin - 9 36 - 46 - Millionaire - Digital Farm Animals & Cash Cash featuring Nelly - 6 37 - 47 - Sex - Cheat Codes x Kris Kross Amsterdam - 20 38 - 49 - Ride - TwentyOne Pilots - 13 39 - 50 - False Alarm - Matoma & Becky Hill - 6 40 - 53 - Please Don't Go - Joel Adams - 12 41 - 55 - This One's For You - David Guetta featuring Zara Larsson - 15 42 - 56 - Piece Of Me - Mark Kinchen & Becky Hill - 17 43 - 58 - Mercy - Shawn Mendes - 1 44 - 62 - Luv - Tory Lanez - 7 45 - 66 - Toothbrush - DNCE - 7 46 - 67 - Gangsta - Kehlani - 3 47 - 68 - Starving - Hailee Steinfeld featuring Zedd & Grey - 3 48 - 70 - Give Me Your Love - Sigala featuring John Newman & Nile Rodgers - 17 49 - 71 - Cool Girl - Tove Lo - 3 50 - 72 - Purple Lamborghini - Skrillex & Rick Ross - 5 Now the below is the Top 40 of the other chart that would be produced - one which contained all records 21 or more weeks and we shall call "Catalogue". New Pos - Old Pos - Title - Artist - Weeks 1 - 4 - Dancing On My Own - Calum Scott - 22 2 - 6 - Don't Let Me Down - The Chainsmokers featuring Daya - 24 3 - 8 - One Dance - Drake featuring Wizkid & Kyla - 21 4 - 15 - Cheap Thrills - SIA - 32 5 - 32 - Hymn For The Weekend - Coldplay - 32 6 - 34 - Cake By The Ocean - DNCE - 30 7 - 35 - No Money - Galantis - 21 8 - 38 - I Took A Pill In Ibiza - Mike Posner - 35 9 - 42 - Work From Home - Fifth Harmony featuring Ty Dolla $ign - 26 10 - 44 - Panda - Desiigner - 23 11 - 48 - Needed Me - Rihanna - 30 12 - 51 - Lush Life - Zara Larsson - 36 13 - 52 - Light It Up - Major Lazer featuring Nyla & Fuse ODG - 41 14 - 54 - Sorry - Justin Bieber - 44 15 - 57 - Faded - Alan Walker - 32 16 - 59 - Work - Rihanna featuring Drake - 31 17 - 60 - Love Yourself - Justin Bieber - 41 18 - 61 - Stitches - Shawn Mendes - 53 19 - 63 - 7 Years - Lukas Graham - 34 20 - 64 - Middle - DJ Snake featuring Bipolar Sunshine - 25 21 - 65 - Stressed Out - TwentyOne Pilots - 34 22 - 69 - Girls Like - Tinie Tempah featuring Zara Larsson - 26 23 - 73 - Gold - Kiiara - 24 24 - 74 - Fast Car - Jonas Blue & Dakota - 33 25 - 76 - What Do You Mean? - Justin Bieber - 52 26 - 83 - Adventure Of A Lifetime - Coldplay - 42 27 - 84 - Shut Up + Dance - Walk The Moon - 69 28 - 88 - Chandelier - SIA - 113 29 - 89 - Mr. Brightside - The Killers - 470 30 - 96 - Lean On - Major Lazer x DJ Snake featuring MØ - 78 31 - 97 - Mama Said - Lukas Graham - 22 32 - 98 - Hello - Adele - 44 33 - 100 - Pompeii - Bastille - 178 34 - 101 - You Don't Own Me - Grace featuring G-Eazy - 27 35 - 103 - Desire - Years & Years - 76 36 - 104 - Dangerous Woman - Ariana Grande - 24 37 - 105 - Let It Go - James Bay - 83 38 - 107 - Roses - The Chainsmokers featuring ROZES - 34 39 - 108 - Hotline Bling - Drake - 56 40 - 109 - Uptown Funk! - Mark Ronson featuring Bruno Mars - 90 Keeping the Top 50 the same, and just having records removed below 50 and over 20 weeks would give us this for 51 - 80 New Pos - Old Pos - Title - Artist - Weeks 51 - 53 - Please Don't Go - Joel Adams - 12 52 - 55 - This One's For You - David Guetta featuring Zara Larsson - 15 53 - 56 - Piece Of Me - Mark Kinchen & Becky Hill - 17 54 - 58 - Mercy - Shawn Mendes - 1 55 - 62 - Luv - Tory Lanez - 7 56 - 66 - Toothbrush - DNCE - 7 57 - 67 - Gangsta - Kehlani - 3 58 - 68 - Starving - Hailee Steinfeld featuring Zedd & Grey - 3 59 - 70 - Give Me Your Love - Sigala featuring John Newman & Nile Rodgers - 17 60 - 71 - Cool Girl - Tove Lo - 3 61 - 72 - Purple Lamborghini - Skrillex & Rick Ross - 5 62 - 75 - Capsize - Frenship featuring Emily Warren - 9 63 - 77 - Nobody But Me - Michael Bublé - 1 64 - 78 - Hair - Little Mix featuring Sean Paul - 19 65 - 79 - Don't Need No Money - Imani Williams featuring Sigala and Blonde - 6 66 - 80 - Just Like Fire - P!nk - 19 67 - 81 - Trouble - offaiah - 4 68 - 82 - Kids - OneRepublic - 2 69 - 85 - Wherever I Go - OneRepublic - 15 70 - 86 - Somebody Else - The 1975 - 15 71 - 87 - Crash - Usher - 11 72 - 90 - Back To You - Mollie King - 1 73 - 91 - White Tiger - Izzy Bizu - 4 74 - 92 - Freak Like Me - Lee Walker & DJ Deeon featuring Katy B - 10 75 - 93 - Nikes - Frank Ocean - 1 76 - 94 - Rise - Katy Perry - 6 77 - 95 - For Free - DJ Khaled featuring Drake - 12 78 - 99 - A-List - WSTRN - 2 79 - 102 - Ivy - Frank Ocean - 1 80 - 106 - Sexual - NEIKED - 3 I agree with these suggestions * delete all songs that have spent 20 weeks in the chart and have not sold enough to make the weekly top 40 from the chart * delete all album tracks from the chart (have record labels nominate singles) I can't easily replicate the last one... That's my view :)

Is their an artist you'd like to see have one? Because we are always open to considering new things.

We understand that they are not for everybody - but at least one subscriber only subscribes because we have them... so we have to try and cater to everybody.

The cost is not actually similar - it's £145 for the full edition for 12 months (our most expensive option) while music week is £179. We carry a vast array of charts down to a Top 200 for Singles and are as accurate as possible. We also include many very good features (I would say this as I write them!)but definitely look at the sample issue. Disclaimer - I work for ChartsPlus

I lurk.... :)

We have indeed, since June 2010 in fact. The up side is the printed issue includes the vinyl catalogue numbers which are not on the OCC website.

Could I as well please :) Thank you.

Also Album charts started in 1956.... Not 1958. Just a few more errors :)

It was about September last year that the Audience for TV appeared on the Neilsen files we got sent. Around the same time, Music Week started re-ranking their chart so the published one was sorted differently to what we got. The YE data is exactly what we where supplied - Neilsen get upset if it's changed in any way, which is, of course, only right.

You never know what the future holds. I wonder why they are closing it, to be honest. Is Airplay from the UK and Europe not profitable for them? I know Radio Monitor say they cover more, but it can't be much more.

CHartsPlus - http://www.ukchartsplus.co.uk/index.htm The full Top 50.

I would like us to carry this. However, like all things, it's down to cost. As with any other queries relating to ChartsPlus, I suggest an email to Chris.

Do please remember that these cost money. So, although we give them away for free, give a little back by buying a weekly issue :) Or taking out a subscription :) As they say, every little helps and when stuff's gone, it's always missed. :)

But if you don't renew, and use the free stuff, then everybody looses out in the end because if everybody does that, then nobody will subscribe and it will have to end. ChartsPlus relies on its subscribers to continue. We are also the only source of the Top 100 for the Airplay. Radio Monitor do compile a chart but, as we looked into carrying it, the data is sometimes inaccurate and frequently lists multiple versions in the same chart.

ChartsPlus comes out on Wednesday nights. :) (Come on, you where expecting a plug!)

I have a large number of Music Week magazines from Jan 2008 to July 2010 which I want to get rid off. I don't want to simply throw them away, as that's not something I ever like to do. So, if anybody wants them then they should ask, and I'll let them have them. I'd like postage costs refunded, but as some where given to me, I don't want/need payment for them. If you want individual issues then let me know and I'll look for that date. I don't have the Michael Jackson tribute issue, before anybody asks for it. If you want the lot, then postage will be quite expensive as they are ****** heavy :) but I'll need to weigh them before I ask for a price. I'll send anywhere.... But at cost.