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Even the 9 weeks was a record 10 - "Sugar" 8 - Perry Como "For The Good Times" Grandmaster Flash & Melle Mel "White Lines (Don't Don't Do It) Chic "Le Freak" Bill Haley & His Comets "See You Later Alligator" Several on 7 including from more recent times Leann Rimes' "How Do I Live" and Beyoncé's "Single Ladies"

Nope.

Apologies if this isn't the right place, but in other Sia-related news, "1000 Forms Of Fear" is on offer for 99p at Google Play today.

Liam, you do know that all the headers are coming out wrong, don't you?

Has he just read this weeks top three instead of last weeks top three?

Wiz Khalifa is such a boring rapper

Lucy Rose (both the singer and the band of the same name) were really good when I saw them support Counting Crows in Birmingham before Christmas.

SYA?

Now is when it starts to go downhill in the Top 10.

So was one of mine, I even managed to get a shoutout to Buzzjack from Dev out of it.

???? It's not a sermon

Vocals on this sound very reminiscent of the Ben Pearce track from a couple of years ago.

Surely is "don't make you a ho"?

Can't see the attraction of any of Meghan Trainor's songs at all.

43 weeks top 40 now exceeds Frankie Goes To Hollywood's "Relax" and Judy Collins" (42 each) and moves into 13th place all time on its own (assuming "Thinking Out Loud" will also be in this week's chart, so notching it's 44th week)

Trouble with doing it by genres is that no-one can precisely define a "dance" record, whereas defining solo female artists is reasonably straightforward Anyway, extending it back 12 months... 6/1/79 - Chaka Khan "I'm Every Woman" (15) 13/1/79 - Olivia Newton-John "A Little More Love" (12) 20/1/79 - Olivia Newton-John "A Little More Love" (5) 27/1/79 - Olivia Newton-John "A Little More Love" (4) 3/2/79 - Olivia Newton-John "A Little More Love" (6) 10/2/79 - Olivia Newton-John "A Little More Love" (10) 17/2/79 - Olivia Newton-John "A Little More Love" (16) 24/2/79 - Gloria Gaynor "I Will Survive" (7) 3/3/79 - Gloria Gaynor "I Will Survive" (4) 10/3/79 - Gloria Gaynor "I Will Survive" (3) 17/3/79 - Gloria Gaynor "I Will Survive" (1) 24/3/79 - Gloria Gaynor "I Will Survive" (1) 31/3/79 - Gloria Gaynor "I Will Survive" (1) 7/4/79 - Gloria Gaynor "I Will Survive" (1) 14/4/79 - Gloria Gaynor "I Will Survive" (5) 21/4/79 - Gloria Gaynor "I Will Survive" (9) 28/4/79 - Kate Bush "Wow" (14) 5/5/79 - Amii Stewart "Knock On Wood" (1) 12/5/79 - Amii Stewart "Knock On Wood" (9) 19/5/79 - Amii Stewart "Knock On Wood" (6) 26/5/79 - Amii Stewart "Knock On Wood" (11) 2/6/79 - Donna Summer "Hot Stuff" (11) 9/6/79 - Anita Ward "Ring My Bell" (3) 16/6/79 - Anita Ward "Ring My Bell" (1) 23/6/79 - Anita Ward "Ring My Bell" (1) 30/6/79 - Anita Ward "Ring My Bell" (2) 7/7/79 - Janet Kay "Silly Games" (3) 14/7/79 - Janet Kay "Silly Games" (2) 21/7/79 - Janet Kay "Silly Games" (2) 28/7/79 - Janet Kay "Silly Games" (3) 4/8/79 - Janet Kay "Silly Games" (6) 11/8/79 - Judie Tzuke - "Stay With Me Till Dawn" (18) 18/8/79 - Judie Tzuke - "Stay With Me Till Dawn" (16) 25/8/79 - Judie Tzuke - "Stay With Me Till Dawn" (20) 1/9/79 - Judie Tzuke - "Stay With Me Till Dawn" (27) 8/9/79 - Judie Tzuke - "Stay With Me Till Dawn" (43) 15/9/79 - Kate Bush - "Kate Bush On Stage EP" (35) 22/9/79 - Kate Bush - "Kate Bush On Stage EP" (27) 29/9/79 - Kate Bush - "Kate Bush On Stage EP" (23) 6/10/79 - Kate Bush - "Kate Bush On Stage EP" (11) 13/10/79 - Lena Martell - "One Day At A Time" (9) 20/10/79 - Lena Martell - "One Day At A Time" (5) 27/10/79 - Lena Martell - "One Day At A Time" (1) 3/11/79 - Lena Martell - "One Day At A Time" (1) 10/11/79 - Lena Martell - "One Day At A Time" (1) 17/11/79 - Lena Martell - "One Day At A Time" (2) 24/11/79 - Lena Martell - "One Day At A Time" (5) 1/12/79 - Lena Martell - "One Day At A Time" (16) 8/12/79 - Lena Martell - "One Day At A Time" (27) 15/12/79 - Lena Martell - "One Day At A Time" (32) 22/12/79 - Diana Ross - "It's My House" (34) 29/12/79 - Diana Ross - "It's My House" (34) (repeated chart) (position overall in chart in brackets)

Yes I know that.

We'll see. I bet the OCC will stick with Skrillex & Diplo. Why do I always want to type Duplo instead of Diplo?

Are they crediting it to Jack U now? Up until now its been listed as Skrillex & Diplo featuring Justin Bieber.

Rose Royce was a group, not a solo female, so should not be included. The same applies to Sheila B Devotion who would otherwise have taken the 5/1/80 title, so that goes to 5/1/80 - Lena Martell - "One Day At A Time" (35) 12/1/80 - Diana Ross - "It's My House" (32) 19/1/80 - Diana Ross - "It's My House" (49) 26/1/80 - Amii Stewart - "Paradise Bird"/"The Letter" (39) 2/2/80 - Suzi Quatro - "Mama's Boy" (34) AlunaGeorge were a duo of Aluna and George (!) so removing them gives 11/5/13 - Iggy Azalea - "Work" (20) 18/5/13 - Gabrielle Aplin - "Power Cord" (19) and I'd disqualify "Summertime Sadness" as the credit when it was high enough was Lana Del Rey vs Cedric Gervais. 10/8/13 - Eliza Doolittle - "Big When I Was Little" (12)

Is it a single? The article just refers to as an "interlude" from the forthcoming album

With only four Top 10 singles, the last of those back in 2008, and consistently good as they are, I'd say they are not in the league of most of the other acts mentioned in this thread.

Surprised to see how few hit albums Lulu has had.

Cheri - Murphy's Law - (9 Weeks) 19/06/1982 -39-28-21-18-{13}-18-22-36-71

All set today for the second really bad number one of the year.