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Please select an era from below:
| 1960's - Title |
Pos. |
Entry |
Weeks |
| Expresso Bongo (EP) |
14 |
15 Jan 60 |
7 |
| Voice In The Wilderness |
2 |
22 Jan 60 |
15 |
| Fall In Love With You |
2 |
24 Mar 60 |
15 |
| Please Don't Tease |
1 |
30 Jun 60 |
18 |
| Nine Times Out Of Ten |
3 |
22 Sep 60 |
12 |
| I Love You |
1 |
1 Dec 60 |
16 |
| Theme For A Dream |
3 |
2 Mar 61 |
14 |
| Gee Whiz It's You |
4 |
30 Mar 61 |
14 |
| A Girl Like You |
3 |
22 Jun 61 |
14 |
| When The Girl In Your Arms |
3 |
19 Oct 61 |
15 |
| The Young Ones |
1 |
11 Jan 62 |
21 |
I'm Looking Out The Window/
Do You Want To Dance |
2 |
10 May 62 |
17 |
| It'll Be Me |
2 |
6 Sep 62 |
12 |
| The Next Time/Bachelor Boy |
1 |
6 Dec 62 |
18 |
| Summer Holiday |
1 |
21 Feb 63 |
18 |
| Lucky Lips |
4 |
9 May 63 |
15 |
| It's All In The Game |
2 |
22 Aug 63 |
13 |
| Don't Talk To Him |
2 |
7 Nov 63 |
14 |
| I'm The Lonely One |
8 |
6 Feb 64 |
10 |
| Constantly |
4 |
30 Apr 64 |
13 |
| On The Beach |
7 |
2 Jul 64 |
13 |
| The Twelfth Of Never |
8 |
8 Oct 64 |
11 |
| I Could Easily Fall |
6 |
10 Dec 64 |
11 |
| The Minute You're Gone |
1 |
11 Mar 65 |
14 |
| On My Word |
12 |
10 Jun 65 |
10 |
| The Time In Between |
22 |
19 Aug 65 |
8 |
| Wind Me Up (Let Me Go) |
2 |
4 Nov 65 |
16 |
| Blue Turns To Grey |
15 |
24 Mar 66 |
9 |
| Visions |
7 |
21 Jul 66 |
12 |
| Time Drags By |
10 |
13 Oct 66 |
12 |
| In The Country |
6 |
15 Dec 66 |
10 |
| It's All Over |
9 |
16 Mar 67 |
10 |
| I'll Come Running |
26 |
8 Jun 67 |
8 |
| The Day I Met Marie |
10 |
16 Aug 67 |
14 |
| All My Love |
6 |
15 Nov 67 |
12 |
| Congratulations |
1 |
20 Mar 68 |
13 |
| I'll Love You Forever Today |
27 |
26 Jun 68 |
6 |
| Marianne |
22 |
25 Sep 68 |
8 |
| Don't Forget To Catch To Me |
21 |
27 Nov 68 |
10 |
| Good Times (Better Times) |
12 |
26 Feb 69 |
11 |
| Big Ship |
8 |
28 May 69 |
10 |
| Throw Down A Line |
7 |
13 Sep 69 |
9 |
| With The Eyes Of A Child |
20 |
6 Dec 69 |
11 |
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Did you know?...that 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. The single is Cliff's
biggest selling single in the U.K. It topped the charts in 15 countries
around the world.
As well as being voted the Top British Male Singer for the third year
running, in 1963 Cliff was voted the World's Outstanding Singer in the the New Musical Express Pop Poll, beating Elvis Presley.
In 1968 Congratulations came second in the Eurovision Song
Contest. It topped the charts in twenty countries around the
world and sold nearly 2.5 million copies.
Cliff was the Second Most successful act of the 1960's to Elvis Presley. Based on weeks on singles chart alone, Cliff had 537 weeks
to Elvis' 444 weeks. The Beatles had 334 weeks.
Based on album weeks: Elvis had 462 weeks, Cliff had 337 weeks and the Beatles: 435 weeks. Overall Total Ratings gives these placings for the Top Acts of the Sixties: 1. Elvis-182%. 2. Cliff-172%.
3. The Beatles-156%.
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