paulgilb

Which will be exactly the same chart that they did last year.

Bon Jovi - It's My Life mentions My Way by Frank Sinatra.

Zayn may or may not be the 'My Ex' in Little Mix's Shout Out To My Ex.

The Stranglers - Golden Brown

That 2002 chart was the last chart show that Mark Goodier presented back in the day. Spookily both the 1992 and 2002 charts featured a dance cover of a Bryan Adams track (Rage in 1992, DJ Sammy in 2002).

Thanks for hosting, Mangø, and congrats to Jim and dandy*.

Joss Stone Daniel Bedingfield

Supertramp - Breakfast In America and No Doubt - Don't Speak.

Thanks for hosting, Mangø, and congrats dandy*!

Congrats Mack., and thanks for hosting Dan!

I believe X Factor Finalists 2010 (which had significant physical sales) were initially announced as #18, then revised to #22. 4 May 2002 initially had Faithless - One Step Too Far listed twice. The lower entry was subsequently removed.

Thanks for hosting, Mangø, and congrats Jim!

Thanks for hosting, awardinary, and congratulations jimwatts!

Idina Menzel - Let It Go possibly (I think Demi Lovato's version was intended to be the bigger hit).

Bamboo - Bamboogie is another one that could count.

Tin Machine - Tin Machine (#48 in 1989) Black And White Army - Black And White Army (#26 in 1998) Breakbeat Era - Breakbeat Era ('38 in 1998) Snoop Dogg - Snoop Dogg (#13 in 2001)

Yes - ABBA debuted nearly 5 decades ago. :)

Thanks for hosting, Julian, and congratulations Mangø!

Congrats DalekTurret32, and thanks to Mangø for hosting!

Thanks for hosting, Pete, and congrats to Y'all Starlight!

Several adult-oriented artists who sell a lot of albums have had few/no hit singles e.g. Alfie Boe.

One that caused a bit of controversy at the time was The Jam's A Town Called Malice/Precious, which was available in 2 different formats, allowing it to beat Golden Brown by The Stranglers to #1 despite more people buying the latter song. Obviously releasing songs in multiple formats subsequently became commonplace.

The Millennium Prayer was very controversial at the time.

Bob The Builder managed it in 2000.

I'm not sure it does - the only similarity between the two tracks is the lyrics 'I'll take you there'.