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Frank Sinatra - They All Laughed (Carlsberg) - #41 (1999) Stinx - Why Do You Keep On Running (HEBS anti-smoking) - #49 (2001)

Everyhit.co.uk had a stab at compiling an all-time best-sellers list: http://www.everyhit.com/christmas/festivefifty.html

Status Quo - Movin' On released 2nd January. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Status-Quo-Movin...=item3f11837eac

They should have picked this... 4xmckWVPRaI&ob=av2n

As an older artist with a fanbase that is more likely to buy the physical product than a download, it doesn't really matter which week Annie releases her single. She'll be more concerned about getting good airplay up until Christmas to sell the album.

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Status Quo release 'Two Way Traffic' as a single (download) on August 15th. http://www.statusquo.co.uk/#twt

Now 16, released in 1989, didn't have any No.1s on it.

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DJ Quicksilver - Bellissima #4 (1997)

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Status Quo - Quid Pro Quo New album released on May 30th.

Santana - She's Not There at #11 in 1977, then in 1999 Smooth went to #3. Bananarama - More More More reached #24 in 1993, then Move In My Direction at #14 in 2005.

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Loni Clark's 'U' from 1994.

"Rock" songs in the Top 100 were Journey - Don't Stop Believin (25), Train - Hey Soul Sister (84) and Florence & The Machine - Dog Days Are Over (93)

McFly - One For The Radio: 2-21-46-63-99-OUT Bandaged - Little Drummer Boy / Peace On Earth: 3-13-73-OUT Geraldine - Once Upon A Christmas Song: 5-8-55-OUT Leeds United Team & Supporters - Leeds Leeds Leeds (Marching On Together): 10-OUT Alexander Rybak - Fairytale: 10-38-76-OUT Oasis - I'm Outta Time: 12-46-83-OUT John Barrowman - I Made It Through The Rain: 14-92-OUT Tommy Reilly - Gimme A Call: 14-60-OUT

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Teletubbies had already been No.1 for two weeks, and with much bigger sales than the Spice Girls, so could have been the all-important Xmas No.1 had the single been delayed a bit.