Please select an section from below: RECORDS THAT KEPT CLIFF OFF THE TOP SPOT Cliff has had 14 chart-topping hit singles in the U.K. He could have had more. Cliff leads the list of artists with the most No.2 hits. Here are Cliff's 11 No.2 and the 11 records that kept him at No.2. 1958 - MOVE IT (Carolina Moon/Stupid Cupid - Connie Francis) 1960 - A VOICE IN THE WILDERNESS (Why - Anthony Newley) 1960 - FALL IN LOVE WITH YOU (My old man's a dustman - Lonnie Donegan) 1962 - I'M LOOKING OUT THE WINDOW/DO YOU WANT TO DANCE (Good luck charm - Elvis Presley) 1962 - IT'LL BE ME (She's not you - Elvis Presley) 1963 - IT'S ALL IN THE GAME (She loves you - The Beatles) 1963 - DON'T TALK TO HIM (She loves you - The Beatles) 1965 - WIND ME UP (Day tripper/We can work it out - The Beatles) 1981 - DADDY'S HOME (Don't you want me - Human League) 1989 - THE BEST OF ME (Sealed with a kiss - Jason Donovan) 2006 - 21ST CENTURY CHRISTMAS/MOVE IT (Patience - Take That) RECORDS THAT CLIFF TOPPLED TO MAKE No.1 1959 - LIVING DOLL (Dream lover - Bobby Darin) 1959 - TRAVELLIN' LIGHT (Mack the knife - Bobby Darin) 1960 - PLEASE DON'T TEASE (Good timin' - Jimmy Jones) 1960 - I LOVE YOU (It's now or never - Elvis Presley) 1962 - THE YOUNG ONES (Moon river - Danny Williams) 1963 - THE NEXT TIME/BACHELOR BOY (Return to sender - Elvis Presley) 1963 - SUMMER HOLIDAY (The wayward wind - Frank Ifield) 1965 - THE MINUTE YOU'RE GONE (Concrete and clay - Unit 4 + 2) 1968 - CONGRATULATIONS (Lady Madonna - The Beatles) 1979 - WE DON'T TALK ANYMORE (I don't like Mondays - Boomtown Rats) 1986 - LIVING DOLL (Chain reaction - Diana Ross) 1988 - MISTLETOE AND WINE (The first time - Robin Beck) 1990 - SAVIOUR'S DAY (Ice ice baby - Vanilla Ice) 1999 - THE MILLENNIUM PRAYER (King of the castle - Wamdue Project)