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Langsung	Tina Turner with What's love got to do with it.
23:17	with .
23:14	Engelbert Humperdinck with The Last Waltz. From the 31st August 1967 number 1 for 5 weeks
23:12	Bobby Darin with Queen of the hop.
23:09	Kendrick Lamar & Sza with Luther.
23:07	Matt Monro with Speak Softly Love. "Speak Softly, Love" is a popular song published in 1972, with music by Nino Rota and lyrics by Larry Kusik. The song was first introduced as an instrumental theme in the 1972 film The Godfather that was simply known as
23:04	Fifth Dimension with Up Up and Away.
23:01	Jo Stafford with You Belong To Me. From the 10th January 1953 number 1 for 1 week1
22:59	with .
22:56	The Beach Boys with Good Vibrations. From the 11th November 1966 number 1 for 2 weeks
22:53	Sabrina Carpenter with Bed chem.
22:50	Martha Reeves & The Vandellas with Nowhere To Run.
22:47	Sara Evans with Wildfire.
22:46	with .
22:42	Hawkwind with Silver Machine.
22:40	Jim Reeves with When two worlds collide.
22:39	with .
22:37	Andy Williams with Moon River.
22:34	The Four Tops with Ain't No Woman.
22:31	with .
22:29	Del Shannon with The Swiss Maid. 1962 number 2....17 weeks
22:24	Billie Eilish with Wildflower.
22:20	The Animals with The House Of The Rising Sun. From the 3rd July 1964 number 1 for 1 week
22:18	Pat Boone with A Wonderful Time Up There.
22:13	Queen with A kind of magic.
22:07	Eagles with Hotel California.
22:05	Skeeter Davis with The End Of The World.
22:01	Mario Lanza with Serenade.
21:57	with .
21:53	Van Morrison with Moondance.
21:48	Lola Young with Messy.
21:46	Anthony Newley with What Kind Of Fool Am I.
21:45	Pinkpantheress with Just for me.
21:44	with .
21:42	Perry Como with Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes. From the 31st January 1953 number 1 for 5 weeks
21:39	Stromae & Pomme with Ma meilleure Ennemie.
21:37	Charlie Rich with The Most Beautiful Girl.
21:32	Swedish House Mafia & The Weeknd with Moth to a flame.
21:32	with .
21:30	Edwin Starr with Stop Her On Sight (SOS).
21:27	Chairmen of the Board with Give Me Just a Little More Time.
21:25	with .
21:21	Joshua Kadison with Jessie.
21:17	Ariana Grande & Cynthia Erivo with What is this feeling.
21:15	Frank Ifield with Mule Train.
21:12	Julie London with Cry Me A River.
21:09	Rose & Bruno Mars with APT.
21:07	The Shangri Las with Leader Of The Pack. 1965 February number 11 1972 November number 3 1976 June 7
21:03	Aretha Franklin with I Say A Little Prayer. Originally recorded by Dionne Warwick (1967).
21:01	Russ Conway with Roulette. From the 13th June 1959 number 1 for 2 weeks
20:59	with .
20:56	Angel City with Sunrise. Angel City is singer Lara McAllen. This single reached No 9 in the UK charts in February 2005. It features on her album Love Me Right
20:53	The Platters with Harbour Lights.
20:50	Teddy Swims with Bad dreams.
20:48	Chris Montez with Let's Dance.
20:46	Stephen Radnedge with Song Of The Open Road. Stephen is from Blackburn.
20:45	with .
20:43	Kay Starr with Comes Along A Love. From the 17th January 1953 number 1 for 1 week
20:41	KSI featuring Trippie Redd with Thick of it.
20:40	with .
20:36	Tom Browne with Funkin' for Jamacia.
20:33	The Mamas & The Papas with California Dreaming.
20:33	with .
20:30	Brenda Lee with As Usual.
20:28	Neil Young with Heart Of Gold.
20:26	with .
20:22	Train with Play that song.
20:19	Benson Boone with Beautiful things. From the 16th March 2024 number 1 for 2 weeks
20:19	with .
20:17	Young Rascals with Groovin.
20:14	Chuck Berry with Sweet Little Sixteen. In 1963, Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys took this song and added surf lyrics to make it into Surfin' USA..
20:10	Neil Diamond with Forever In Blue Jeans.
20:06	Sarah Brightman and Hot Gossip with I lost my heart to a Starship Trooper.
20:04	Jet Harris & Tony Meehan with Diamonds. From the 25th January 1963 number 1 for 3 weeks
20:01	Pat Boone with I'll Be Home. From the 9th June 1956 number 1 for 5 weeks
19:58	with .
19:53	Sam Fender with People watching.
19:51	The Monkees with Last Train To Clarksville.
19:48	Aaron Neville with Tell it like it is.
19:45	Myles Smith with Nice to meet you.
19:38	Donna Summer with Bad Girls.
19:35	Georgie Fame with The Ballad Of Bonnie & Clyde. From the 18th January 1968 number 1 for 1 week
19:34	with .
19:29	Bob Dylan with Like A Rolling Stone.
19:25	Boomtown Rats with I Don't Like Mondays. From the 22nd July 1979 number 1 for 4 weeks
19:23	with .
19:20	Scott McKenzie with San Francisco (Be Sure To wear some flowers). From the 3rd August 1967 number 1 for 4 weeks
19:16	Tina Turner with What's love got to do with it.
19:16	with .
19:13	The Honeycombs with Have I The Right. From the 21st August 1964 number 1 for 2 weeks
19:11	Thurston Harris with Little Bitty Pretty One.
19:08	Gigi Perez with Sailor song.
19:07	with .
19:04	Roger Whittaker with The Last Farewell.
19:01	Tennessee Ernie Ford with Sixteen Tons. From the 15th January 1956 number 1 for 4 weeks
18:58	with .
18:54	Olivia Rodrigo with Traitor.
18:50	Ariana Grande with Popular.
18:48	The Beatles with Can't Buy Me Love. From the 2nd April 1964 number 1 for 3 weeks
18:47	with .
18:46	Duane Eddy with Because They're Young.
18:44	Sam Cooke with Only sixteen.
18:41	Billie Eilish with Birds of a feather.
18:38	Elvis Costello with Oliver's Army.
18:37	with .
18:35	Jim Reeves with Welcome to my world.
18:31	Casuals with Jesamine. Number 2
18:27	Cliff Richard with We don't talk anymore. From the 19th August 1979 number 1 for 4 weeks
18:25	with .
18:21	Peter Gabriel with Solsbury Hill.
18:18	Sabrina Carpenter with Taste.
18:16	Four Tops with If I were a Carpenter.
18:13	Guy Mitchell with Heartaches by the number.
18:09	Elvis Presley with Suspicious Minds. Written, and first recorded, by Mark James (1968).
18:09	with .
18:06	Sweet with Hell Raiser.
18:04	Byrds with So You Wanna Be A Rock & Roll.
18:01	Frankie Laine with Moonlight gambler.
17:59	with .
17:57	Cilla Black with Anyone Who Had A Heart. From the 21st February 1964 number 1 for 3 weeks
17:53	Maria McKee with Show Me Heaven. From the 23rd September 1990 number 1 for 4 weeks From the film 'Days of thunder'
17:48	R.E.M. with Everybody Hurts.
17:47	with .
17:44	Take That with Patience. From the 26th November 2006 number 1 for 4 weeks
17:40	Enrique Iglesias with Hero. From the 27th January 2002 number 1 for 4 weeks
17:40	with .
17:35	Taja Sevelle with Love Is Contagious.
17:32	Ed Sheeran with Happier.
17:29	with .
17:26	Ronnie Hilton with No Other Love. From the 28th April 1956 number 1 for 6 weeks
17:21	Beyonce with Halo.
17:21	with .
17:16	Patti Labelle with On My Own.
17:12	The Cure with Friday I'm In Love.
17:12	with .
17:09	Bee Gees with Words.
17:04	Commodores with Easy.
17:01	James Loynes with A Change In Me. (Beauty & The Beast). James Loynes is a young local singer who sings jazz standards and songs from musicals.
16:56	with .
16:01	In Concert with Cher.
15:58	with .
15:55	Bucks Fizz with My Camera Never Lies. From the 13th April 1982 number 1 for 1 week
15:51	Diana Ross with Upside Down.
15:46	Stevie Wonder with Masterblaster.
15:45	with .
15:41	Shalamar with I can make you feel good.
15:38	Madonna with Hung Up. From the 13th November 2005 number 1 for 3 weeks
15:36	with .
15:34	Marvin Gaye & Kim Weston with It Takes Two.
15:31	Chris Andrews with Yesterday Man.
15:29	with .
15:27	John Travolta & Olivia Newton John with You're The One That I Want. From the 11th June 1978 number 1 for 9 weeks
15:23	Village People with In The Navy.
15:19	Laura Branigan with Gloria.
15:14	Pussycat Dolls & Busta Rhymes with Don't Cha. From the 11th September 2005 number 1 for 3 weeks
15:14	with .
15:10	Beyonce with Texas Hold 'Em. From the 17th February 2024 number 1 for 4 weeks, returning to number 1 on the 30th March 2024 for another week.
15:08	Lesley Gore with It's My Party. Reached number 9 in the Uk charts in June 1963
15:07	with .
15:04	Four Tops with Bernadette.
15:02	Everly Brothers with Bye Bye Love.
14:58	with .
14:55	Scatman John with Scatman.
14:52	Shirley Ellis with The Clapping Song.
14:50	Aretha Franklin with Respect. Aretha Louise Franklin (born March 25, 1942) is an American singer, songwriter and pianist commonly referred to as The Queen of Soul. Although renowned for her soul recordings, Franklin is also adept at jazz , blues, R&B and
14:45	Abba with Voulez Vous.
14:45	with .
14:42	The Elgins with Heaven Must Have Sent You.
14:39	Hues Corporation with Rock The Boat.
14:37	with .
14:34	Jonathan King with Una Paloma Blanca.
14:31	John Miles with One Minute Every Hour.
14:29	with .
14:25	Joji with Glimpse of us.
14:22	Erasure with Take a Chance On Me Abba-Esque (EP). From the 9th June 1992 number 1 for 5 weeks From the Abba-esque EP with Lay all your love on me, SOS & Voulez vous
14:20	with .
14:17	Status Quo & The Beach Boys with Fun Fun Fun.
14:14	The Tamperer with If You Buy This Record Your Life Will Be Better.
14:13	with .
14:09	Lipps Inc with Funkytown.
14:06	Black Lace with Agadoo.
14:02	elton john with Are You Ready For Love. From 31st August 2003 number 1 for 1 week
13:59	with .
13:58	The Beatles with Love Me Do. UK debut for John Lennon (b 9th Oct 1940, Liverpool, vox./guitar), Paul McCartney (18th Jun 1942, Liverpool, vox./guitar), George Harrison (24th Feb 1943, Liverpool, vox./guitar) & Ringo Starr (real name Richard Starkey, 7th J
13:53	Scissor Sisters with Take Your Mama.
13:52	with .
13:49	Britney Spears with Oops I Did It Again. From the 7th May 2000 number 1 for 1 week
13:46	Chic with Dance, Dance, Dance.
13:43	Sly & The family Stone with Dance To The Music.
13:38	The Beach Boys with Good Vibrations. From the 11th November 1966 number 1 for 2 weeks
13:38	with .
13:35	Christina Aguilera with Candyman.
13:32	Pink with Get The Party Started.
13:29	with .
13:25	Sam Sparro with Black & Gold.
13:21	Five Star with System Addict.
13:20	with .
13:16	Alice Cooper with Poison.
13:13	Russ Abbot with Atmosphere.
13:12	with .
13:09	Tom Robinson Band with 2-4-6-8 Motorway.
13:05	S' Express with Theme From S' Express. From the 24th April 1988 number 1 for 2 weeks
13:02	Jason Donovan with Nothing Can Divide Us.
12:57	with .
12:54	Blue Oyster Cult with (Don't Fear) The Reaper.
12:46	Talking heads with And She Was.
12:45	with .
12:42	The Killers with Somebody Told Me.
12:38	Billy Ocean with Get Out Of My Dreams.
12:38	with .
12:34	The Jacksons with Can You Feel It.
12:30	Pretenders with Back On The Chain Gang.
12:29	with .
12:25	Yazz & The Plastic Population with The Only Way Is Up. From the 31st July 1988 number 1 for 5 weeks
12:21	The Fratellis with Chelsea Dagger.
12:18	John Cougar/Mellencamp with Jack & Diane.
12:17	with .
12:12	Paul McCartney & Wings with Band On The Run.
12:08	Sergio Mandes & Black Eyed Peas with Mas Que Nada.
12:08	with .
12:05	Fine Young Cannibals with Good Thing.
12:01	Mighty Wah with Story of the Blues.
10:57	with .
10:01	Ray Oxley with 1986 Golden Years.
06:58	with .
06:40	Fred Setters with Simply Eighties 13.
05:54	David Guetta Feat. Rihanna with Who's That Chick?.
05:48	with .
05:44	Chuck Berry with My Ding-A-Ling. From the 19th November 1972 number 1 for 4 weeks Live At The Fillmore Auditorium
05:40	Billie with Girlfriend. From the 11th October 1998 number 1 for 1 week
05:37	with .
05:33	Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars with Die with a smile.
05:28	Texas with Getaway. This single was released in August 2005 and reached No 6 in the UK charts. It is taken from their album 'Red Book'
05:21	with .
05:16	The Guess Who with American Woman.
05:12	The Carpenters with Please Mr Postman.
05:10	with .
05:07	Pat Boone with Speedy Gonzales.
05:02	Pretenders with Brass In Pocket. From the 13th January 1980 number 1 for 2 weeks
04:58	with .
04:01	Richard Smith with Call Me Number One (1957 & 1980).
02:58	with .
02:01	Richard Smith with A to Z of Covers.
01:57	with .
01:56	Elvis Presley with Follow that dream.
01:52	Rod Stewart with Sailing. From the 31st of August 1975 number 1 for 4 weeks
01:50	Adam Faith with Someone else's baby.
01:47	Andy Abraham with I'm Gonna Make You Love Me.
01:43	Sabrina Carpenter with Juno.
01:40	Rolling Stones with Shattered.
01:33	Tears For Fears with Sowing The Seeds Of Love.
01:33	with .
01:31	Sam Cooke with Cupid.
01:28	Tony Christie with Avenues And Alleyways. 1973 number 37 in February 2005 number 26 in August
01:26	with .
01:22	Kool & The Gang with Too Hot.
01:19	Stromae & Pomme with Ma meilleure Ennemie.
01:19	with .
01:16	Walker Brothers with The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore. From the 11th March 1966 number 1 for 1 week
01:14	Frankie Laine with A Woman In Love. From the 13th October 1956 number 1 for 4 weeks
01:10	Teddy Swims with The door.
01:10	with .
01:07	David Bowie with Heroes.
01:04	Val Doonican with Walk Tall.
01:01	Guy Mitchell with She Wears Red Feathers. From the 7th March 1953 number 1 for 4 weeks
00:57	with .
00:54	The Troggs with Love Is All Around. Covered by Wet Wet Wet
00:51	Engelbert Humperdinck with Acapulco.
00:47	Blur with Girls & Boys.
00:45	Craig Douglas with Only sixteen. From the 5th September 1959 number 1 for 4 weeks
00:41	Ariana Grande & Cynthia Erivo with What is this feeling.
00:38	Boz Scaggs with Lido Shuffle.
00:34	Barry White with Can't Get Enough Of Your Love Babe.
00:33	with .
00:30	Zager & Evans with In The Year 2525. From the 24th August 1969 number 1 for 3 weeks
00:27	Fleetwood Mac with Go Your Own Way.
00:24	with .
00:21	Junior Walker & The All Atars with How Sweet It Is.
00:18	KSI featuring Trippie Redd with Thick of it.
00:16	Dion with Wanderer.
00:13	Jim Reeves with Mona Lisa.
00:11	Gracie Abrams with That's so true.
00:10	with .
00:07	Isley Brothers with Love the one you're with.
00:03	Steppenwolf with Born To Be Wild. 1969 June number 30 1999 February number 18
00:01	Lloyd Price with Stagger Lee.