Please select an section from below: CLIFF'S HIGHEST NEW ENTRIES Pos. Title Year Entry Peak 1 The Young Ones 1962 1 1 2 The Millennium Prayer 1999 2 1 3 The Best Of Me 1989 2 2 4 21st Century Christmas/Move It 2006 2 2 5 Thank You For A Lifetime 2008 3 3 6 Living Doll 1986 4 1 7 Santa's List 2003 5 5 8 Saviour's Day 1990 6 1 9 Fall In Love With You 1960 6 2 10 Mistletoe And Wine 1988 7 1 11 A Voice In The Wilderness 1960 8 2 12 Peace In Our Time 1993 8 8 13 I Still Believe In You 1992 9 7 14 Somethin' Is Goin' On 2004 9 9 15 I Just Don't Have The Heart 1989 10 3 16 Can't Keep This Feeling In 1998 10 10 17 Over The Rainbow/Wonderful World 2001 11 11 18 What Car 2005 12 12 19 Power To All Our Friends 1973 13 4 20 I Cannot Give You My Love 2004 13 13 21 Living Doll 1959 14 1 22 Travellin' Light 1959 14 1 23 Mean Streak 1959 14 10 24 All I Have To Do Is Dream 1994 14 14 25 It'll Be Me 1962 17 2 26 Silhouettes 1990 17 10 27 The Next Time/Bachelor Boy 1962 18 1 28 Dynamite 1959 18 16 29 From A Distance 1990 19 11 30 Stronger Than That 1990 19 14 31 Misunderstood Man 1995 19 19 32 Im Looking Out The Window/ Do You Want To Dance 1962 20 2 33 I Could Easily Fall 1964 20 6 34 Dreamin' 1980 20 8 35 Please Don't Tease 1960 21 1 36 Theme For A Dream 1961 21 3 37 Lucky Lips 1963 21 4 38 We Should Be Together 1991 21 10 39 Never Mind 1959 21 21 40 When The Girl In Your Arms 1961 22 3 41 Some People 1987 22 3 42 Had To Be 1995 22 22 43 I Love You 1960 23 1 44 A Girl Like You 1961 23 3 45 Don't Talk To Him 1963 23 2 46 High Class Baby 1958 23 7 47 I'm The Lonely One 1964 23 8 48 More To Life 1990 23 23 49 The Miracle 1999 23 23 50 It's All In The Game 1963 25 2 51 Expresso Bongo (EP) 1960 25 14 52 Livin' Lovin' Doll 1959 25 20 Cliff's 14 chart-topping singles have spent 45 weeks at No.1 in total. This is third only to: Elvis Presley (80 weeks) and The Beatles (69 weeks). "The young ones" crashed into the chart at No.1 in just two days. It had sales of over 524,000! It had advance orders of over one million. It was the FIRST record by a British artist to enter the chart at No.1. It toppled "Moon River" by Danny Williams and spent six weeks at the top of the chart from January through to February 1962. The single is Cliff's biggest selling single in the U.K. It topped the charts in 15 countries around the world. In December 1999 "The Millennium Prayer" entered at No.2 and rose to depose "King of my castle" by Wandue Project. After three weeks at the top, it missed out being the year's Christmas No.1 by Westlife and "I have a dream/Seasons in the sun". Cliff's 100th single release "The best of me" entered at No.2 in June 1989 the same week that Jason Donovan entered at 1 with "Sealed with a kiss". They both had two weeks in the same positions. 2006 saw Cliff blast into No.2 with "21st century Christmas/Move it" behind Take That and "Patience". Based on physical sales alone that week Cliff was No.1 but Take That beat Cliff with a higher number of downloads. To celebrate 50 years in music Cliff released "Thank you for a lifetime" in September 2008 aimed at No.1. It crashed in at No.3 and Cliff sold more physical singles than anyone else in the chart! In March 1986 Cliff entered at No.4 with The Young Ones comedy group and a re-make of "Living doll". It spent three weeks at the top in April before being toppled by "A different corner" by George Michael. Cliff Richard has entered the UK Top 10 singles chart in the first week 16 times and the Top 20 an incredible 34 times.