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Please select an era from below:
14 No.1 hits, 11 No.2 hits, 7 No.3 hits, 6 No.4 hits
39 Top 5 hits, 67 Top 10 hits, 96 Top 20 hits, 122 Top 40 hits
NB: Two Cliff chart single hits were actually the same record!
1) "Never mind" a chart hit in it's own right (1959, No.21) was the
B-side of "Mean streak" (1959, No.10). Columbia DB4290.
2) "Dynamite a chart hit in it's own right (1959, No.16) was the
B-side of "Travellin' light" (1959, No.1). Columbia DB4351.
| CLIFF'S CHART-TOPPING SINGLES |
| Living Doll |
1959 (6 weeks) |
| Travellin' Light |
1959 (5 weeks) |
| Please Don't Tease |
1960 (2 weeks) |
| I Love You |
1960 (2 weeks) |
| The Young Ones |
1962 (6 weeks) |
| The Next Time/Bachelor Boy |
1963 (3 weeks) |
| Summer Holiday |
1963 (3 weeks) |
| The Minute You're Gone |
1965 (1 week) |
| Congratulations |
1968 (2 weeks) |
| We Don't Talk Anymore |
1979 (4 weeks) |
| Living Doll |
1986 (3 weeks) |
| Mistletoe And Wine |
1988 (4 weeks) |
| Saviour's Day |
1990 (1 week) |
| The Millennium Prayer |
1999 (3 weeks) |
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).
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