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SINGLES CHART AUTHORISED AND ENDORSED BY THE AUSTRALIAN RECORD INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION WEEK ENDING 5TH OCTOBER, 1986 1W LW TI TITLE/ARTIST Co. Cat. No. 1 1 7 VENUS Bananarama EMI LS 1789 2 4 5 TAKE MY BREATH AWAY Berlin CBS BA 3464 3 2 9 DANCING ON THE CEILING Lionel Richie RCA 1843 MF 4 3 6 TRUE COLORS Cyndi Lauper CBS PR 45050 5 6 5 I COULD MAKE YOU LOVE ME Wa Wa Nee CBS BA 3475 • 6 13 3 STUCK WITH YOU Huey Lewis & The News FES K 83 • 7 17 3 MATTER OF TRUST Billy Joel CBS BA 3451 8 7 8 THE DEAD HEART Midnight Oil CBS BA 12208 9 5 12 PAPA DON'T PREACH Madonna WEA 728660 10 9 7 GLORY OF LOVE Peter Cetera WEA 728662 11 8 6 HIGHER LOVE Steve Winwood FES K 54 12 16 5 MAD ABOUT YOU Belinda Carlisle CBS ES 1139 • 13 19 3 MISSIONARY MAN Eurythmics RCA 104592 14 14 7 DANGER ZONE Kenny Loggins CBS BA 3456 15 15 8 OH L'AMOUR Erasure RCA MUTE 3000 16 11 12 SPIRIT IN THE SKY Dr. & The Medics CBS ES 1149 17 10 18 TOUCH ME (I WANT YOUR BODY) Samantha Fox EMI LS 1743 • 18 24 4 SO MACHO Sinitta RCA POS 3011 19 21 6 FIGHT FOR OURSELVES Spandau Ballet CBS BA 3466 20 12 18 STIMULATION Wa Wa Nee CBS BA 3373 21 20 8 BEFORE TOO LONG Paul Kelly & The Coloured Girls FES K 49 22 18 8 HOLY WORD I'm Talking FES K 39 23 22 8 DON'T YOU LOVE ME ANYMORE Joe Cocker EMI LS 1796 24 23 4 EVOLUTION Models FES K 90 25 28 4 DREAMS OF ORDINARY MEN Dragon POL 885 245-7 • 26 NEW DO YA DO YA (WANNA PLEASE ME) Samantha Fox EMI LS 1808 27 27 4 PART TIME LOVE AFFAIR Geisha EMI EMI 1749 • 28 44 3 DREAMTIME Daryl Hall RCA 104571 29 25 15 I WANNA BE A COWBOY Boys Don't Cry FES K 9984 30 26 8 HANDS UP IN THE AIR Boom Crash Opera WEA 7258636 31 33 4 IF SHE KNEW WHAT SHE WANTS The Bangles EMI LS 1782 • 32 40 2 EVERY BEAT OF MY HEART Rod Stewart WEA 728625 • 33 NEW HUMAN Human League EMI VS 880 34 32 8 YOUR WILDEST DREAMS The Moody Blues POL 883 906-7 35 35 3 I DON'T UNDERSTAND Barry Michael EMI EMI 1812 36 29 8 NASTY Janet Jackson FES K 18 • 37 NEW WHAT'S THE COLOUR OF MONEY? Hollywood Beyond WEA 7248662 38 36 13 HOLDING BACK THE YEARS Simply Red WEA 769578 • 39 NEW IN TOO DEEP Genesis EMI GENS 2 40 31 16 WHO MADE WHO AC/DC EMI AP 1746 41 34 16 INVISIBLE TOUCH Genesis EMI GENS 1 42 30 13 WHEN TOMORROW COMES Eurythmics RCA 104564 43 37 5 PRINCES OF THE UNIVERSE Queen EMI EMI 1801 44 39 3 MY FAVOURITE WASTE OF TIME Owen Paul CBS ES 1155 45 NEW LADY IN RED Chris De Burgh FES K 92 46 NEW DON'T WAKE ME Uncanny X-Men CBS BA 3486 47 38 8 WHO'S JOHNNY El DeBarge RCA 1842 GF 48 49 2 PRESS Paul McCartney EMI A 1809 49 43 16 THERE'LL BE SAD SONGS Billy Ocean EMI LS 1754 50 41 18 ALL I NEED IS A MIRACLE Mike & The Mechanics WEA 7258765 BREAKERS SINGLE OF THE WEEK DREAMS Van Halen WEA728702 WILD WILD LIFE WILD WILD LIFE Talking Heads EMI EMI 1818 ✓ YOU CAN CALL ME AL ust one Paul Simon WEA728667 from STAY of the TRUE Oingo Boingo WEA752789 FEEL THE HEAT many... Jean Beauvoir EMI VS 834 STORIES EMI • DENOTES BULLET PERFORMER THIS CHART WAS COMPILED BY KENT MUSIC REPORT FROM RECORD SALES ALBUMS CHART AUTHORISED AND ENDORSED BY THE AUSTRALIAN RECORD INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION WEEK ENDING 5TH OCTOBER. 1986 TW LW TI TITLE/ARTIST Co. Cat. No. 1 3 2 TRUE COLORS Cyndi Lauper CBS PR 33108 2 5 5 DANCING ON THE CEILING _Lionel Richie RCA SFL1-0137 3 7 8 THE BRIDGE Billy Joel CBS SBP 8178 4 2 11 REVENGE Eurythmics RCA SFL1-0145 5 1 7 1986 JUST FOR KICKS Various Artists EMI HPP 261108 6 4 8 TOP GUN Original Motion Picture Soundtrack CBS SBP 8179 7 6 15 PICTURE BOOK Simply Red WEA 604521 8 10 52 WHITNEY HOUSTON Whitney Houston RCA VPL1-7506 9 8 11 TRUE BLUE Madonna WEA 254421 10 11 18 KEY'S BACK Kevin Bloody Wilson CBS SBP 8174 11 13 5 BACK IN THE HIGH LIFE Steve Winwood FES RML 53212 12 12 14 INVISIBLE TOUCH Genesis EMI GENLP 2 13 9 7 H'ITS AWESOME! '86 Various Artists CBS AWE 1 14 15 18 COCKER Joe Cocker EMI LIB 5072 15 14 51 SCARECROW John Cougar Mellencamp POL 824 865-1 16 16 4 1986 JUST FOR KICKS (MEGA-MIXES) Various Artists EMI MIX 261106/7 • 17 34 2 GOSSIP Paul Kelly & The Coloured Girls FES L 45961/2 18 21 4 DREAMS OF ORDINARY MEN Dragon POL 829 828-1 19 17 13 WHO MADE WHO AC/DC EMI APLP 431068 20 19 9 STANDING ON A BEACH / THE SINGLES The Cure WEA 6001411 21 18 10 A KIND OF MAGIC Queen EMI EMC 240531 22 20 7 BEAR WITNESS I'm Talking FES RML 53202 • 23 38 2 THE FINAL WAVE Australian Crawl RCA SFL1-0142 24 22 9 THE FINAL Wham! CBS 2ELPS 0040 25 26 6 CONTROL Janet Jackson FES L 38577 26 23 6 HIGHLIGHTS OF A DANGEROUS LIFE The Johnnys FES L 42004 27 24 71 BROTHERS IN ARMS Dire Straits POL 824 499-1 28 25 11 LOVE ZONE Billy Ocean EMI LIB 5074 • 29 40 2 TOUCH ME Samantha Fox EMI LIB 5078 30 27 9 BRING ON THE NIGHT Sting FES RML 55017/8 31 29 12 ROD STEWART Rod Stewart WEA 254461 • 32 44 2 GRACELAND Paul Simon WEA 254471 33 28 17 SO Peter Gabriel EMI PG 5 34 33 38 ROCK A LITTLE Stevie Nicks EMI PCSO 240472 35 30 5 LOVE SONGS Willie Nelson CBS SBP 8177 36 50 3 INTO THE LIGHT Chris De Burgh FES L 38587 • 37 NEW PRESS TO PLAY Paul McCartney EMI PCSO 240598 • 38 NEW BOOM BABY BOOM Mondo Rock POL 829 829-1 39 32 5 20 ALL TIME GREATEST HITS The Supremes J&B JB 259 40 43 2 HEART AND SOUL Various Artists CCT CC 0037 41 37 24 5150 Van Halen WEA 253941 42 NEW TRUE CONFESSIONS Bananarama EMI LIB 5077 43 31 25 ANNE MURRAY'S GREATEST HITS Anne Murray EMI PLAY 1001 44 35 5 NO GURU NO METHOD NO TEACHER Van Morrison POL 830 077-1 45 36 42 FOR THE WORKING CLASS MAN Jimmy Barnes FES RML 53196/7 46 42 5 GET IT ON Marc Bolan & T-Rex DIN DIN 006 47 R-E ON THE BEACH Chris Rea POL 829 194-1 48 R-E EAT 'EM AND SMILE David Lee Roth WEA 254701 49 39 23 BEST OF KENNY ROGERS VOL. 2 Kenny Rogers EMI PLAY 1002 50 41 8 THE OTHER SIDE OF LIFE Moody Blues POL 829 179-1 BREAKERS ALBUM OF THE WEEK LISTEN LIKE THIEVES INXS WEA2523631 RAT IN THE KITCHEN UB40 EMI LPDEP 11 SHE'S SO UNUSUAL Cyndi Lauper CBS PR 33023 LIVE George Thorogood EMI ST 240614 PLAYING IN YOUR RECORD STORE NOW SOLITUDE / SOLITAIRE Peter Cetera WEA254741 On Record and High Quality °:4 R Cassette • DENOTES BULLET PERFORMER THIS CHART WAS COMPILED BY KENT MUSIC REPORT FROM RECORD SALES SINGLES CHART AUTHORISED AND ENDORSED BY THE AUSTRALIAN RECORD INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION WEEK ENDING 12TH OCTOBER. 1986 TW LW TI TITLE/ARTIST Co. Cat. No. 1 1 8 VENUS Bananarama EMI LS 1789 2 2 6 TAKE MY BREATH AWAY Berlin CBS BA 3464 • 3 6 4 STUCK WITH YOU Huey Lewis & The News FES K 83 4 4 7 TRUE COLORS Cyndi Lauper CBS PR 45050 5 7 4 MATTER OF TRUST Billy Joel CBS BA 3451 6 3 10 DANCING ON THE CEILING Lionel Richie RCA 1843 ME 7 5 6 I COULD MAKE YOU LOVE ME Wa Wa Nee CBS BA 3475 8 8 9 THE DEAD HEART Midnight Oil CBS BA 12208 • 9 13 4 MISSIONARY MAN Eurythmics RCA 104592 10 12 6 MAD ABOUT YOU Belinda Carlisle CBS ES 1139 11 10 8 GLORY OF LOVE Peter Cetera WEA 728662 12 11 7 HIGHER LOVE Steve Winwood FES K 54 13 15 9 OH L'AMOUR Erasure RCA MUTE 3000 14 14 8 DANGER ZONE Kenny Loggins CBS BA 3456 15 9 13 PAPA DON'T PREACH Madonna WEA 728660 16 18 5 SO MACHO Sinitta RCA POS 3011 • 17 25 5 DREAMS OF ORDINARY MEN Dragon POL 885 245-7 • 18 26 2 DO YA DO YA (WANNA PLEASE ME) Samantha Fox EMI LS 1808 19 16 13 SPIRIT IN THE SKY Dr. & The Medics CBS ES 1149 • 20 NEW WILD WILD LIFE Talking Heads EMI EMI 1818 21 24 5 EVOLUTION Models FES K 90 22 21 9 BEFORE TOO LONG Paul Kelly & The Coloured Girls FES K 49 • 23 NEW DON'T LEAVE ME THIS WAY Communards POL 886 077-7 24 27 5 PART TIME LOVE AFFAIR Geisha EMI EMI 1749 25 17 19 TOUCH ME (I WANT YOUR BODY) Samantha Fox EMI LS 1743 26 19 7 FIGHT FOR OURSELVES Spandau Ballet CBS BA 3466 27 22 9 HOLY WORD I'm Talking FES K 39 • 28 39 2 IN TOO DEEP Genesis EMI GENS 2 29 28 4 DREAMTIME Daryl Hall RCA 104571 30 20 19 STIMULATION Wa Wa Nee CBS BA 3373 31 23 9 DON'T YOU LOVE ME ANYMORE Joe Cocker EMI LS 1796 • 32 44 4 MY FAVOURITE WASTE OF TIME Owen Paul CBS ES 1155 • 33 NEW BAD MOON RISING The Reels FES K 77 34 33 2 HUMAN Human League EMI VS 880 35 32 3 EVERY BEAT OF MY HEART Rod Stewart WEA 728625 • 36 45 2 LADY IN RED Chris De Burgh FES K 92 • 37 NEW TYPICAL MALE Tina Turner FES K 85 • 38 NEW YOU CAN CALL ME AL Paul Simon WEA 728667 39 35 4 I DON'T UNDERSTAND Barry Michael EMI EMI 1812 40 37 2 WHAT'S THE COLOUR OF MONEY? Hollywood Beyond WEA 7248662 41 29 16 I WANNA BE A COWBOY Boys Don't Cry FES K 9984 42 34 9 YOUR WILDEST DREAMS The Moody Blues POL 883 906-7 43 30 9 HANDS UP IN THE AIR Boom Crash Opera WEA 7258636 44 31 5 IF SHE KNEW WHAT SHE WANTS The Bangles EMI LS 1782 45 46 2 DON'T WAKE ME Uncanny X-Men CBS BA 3486 46 NEW FEEL THE HEAT Jean Beauvoir EMI VS 834 47 36 9 NASTY Janet Jackson FES K 18 48 38 14 HOLDING BACK THE YEARS Simply Red WEA 769578 49 40 17 WHO MADE WHO AC/DC EMI AP 1746 50 NEW WAIT UP The Cockroaches FES K 72 BREAKERS SINGLE OF THE WEEK STAY Oingo Boingo WEA752789 HUEY LEWIS AND THE NEWS - STUCK WITH YOU WE'VE HAD OUR DOUBTS WE'VE HAD SOME FUN WE NEVER TOOK THEM SERIOUSLY YES WE'VE HAD OUR UPS AND DOWNS WE DON'T HAVE TO AND WE'VE HAD OUR "INS" AND "OUTS" BEEN DOWN THAT ROCKY ROAD BUT THAT'S THE WAY IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE BUT HERE WE ARE STILL AROUND Jermaine Stewart EM! TEN 96 WE THOUGHT ABOUT GIVING UP WE THOUGHT ABOUT SOMEONE ELSE BUT WE COULD NEVER STAY AWAY BUT NEITHER ONE TOOK THE BAIT THOUGHT ABOUT BREAKING UP CLAP-CLAP SOUND WE THOUGHT ABOUT BREAKING UP BUT NOW WE KNOW IT'S MUCH TOO LATE NOW WE KNOW IT'S MUCH TOO LATE AND IT'S NO GREAT MYSTERY The Klaxons RCA 104550 WE ARE BOUND BY ALL THE REST IF WE CHANGE OUR MINDS LIKE THE SAME PHONE NUMBER DREAMS ALL THE SAME FRIENDS AND THE SAME ADDRESS EVENTUALLY, IT'S BACK TO YOU AND ME YES IT'S TRUE YES IT'S TRUE Van Halen WEA728702 IAM HAPPY TO BE STUCK WITH YOU 'I AM HAPPY TO BE STUCK WITH YOU YES IT'S TRUE YES IT'S TRUE RULE OF THREES I'M SO HAPPY TO BE STUCK WITH YOU I'M SO HAPPY TO BE STUCK WITH YOU CAUSE I CAN SEE ' CAUSE I CAN SEE MU Mondo Rock POL 885 206-7 THAT YOU'RE HAPPY TO BE STUCK WITH ME THAT YOU'RE HAPPY TO BE STUCK WITH ME 1111 Chnuks 53211 Reprinted by kind permission of Festival Music Pty.
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    The Top 7000+ Pop Songs of All-Time 1900-2017 Researched, compiled, and calculated by Lance Mangham Contents • Sources • The Top 100 of All-Time • The Top 100 of Each Year (2017-1956) • The Top 50 of 1955 • The Top 40 of 1954 • The Top 20 of Each Year (1953-1930) • The Top 10 of Each Year (1929-1900) SOURCES FOR YEARLY RANKINGS iHeart Radio Top 50 2018 AT 40 (Vince revision) 1989-1970 Billboard AC 2018 Record World/Music Vendor Billboard Adult Pop Songs 2018 (Barry Kowal) 1981-1955 AT 40 (Barry Kowal) 2018-2009 WABC 1981-1961 Hits 1 2018-2017 Randy Price (Billboard/Cashbox) 1979-1970 Billboard Pop Songs 2018-2008 Ranking the 70s 1979-1970 Billboard Radio Songs 2018-2006 Record World 1979-1970 Mediabase Hot AC 2018-2006 Billboard Top 40 (Barry Kowal) 1969-1955 Mediabase AC 2018-2006 Ranking the 60s 1969-1960 Pop Radio Top 20 HAC 2018-2005 Great American Songbook 1969-1968, Mediabase Top 40 2018-2000 1961-1940 American Top 40 2018-1998 The Elvis Era 1963-1956 Rock On The Net 2018-1980 Gilbert & Theroux 1963-1956 Pop Radio Top 20 2018-1941 Hit Parade 1955-1954 Mediabase Powerplay 2017-2016 Billboard Disc Jockey 1953-1950, Apple Top Selling Songs 2017-2016 1948-1947 Mediabase Big Picture 2017-2015 Billboard Jukebox 1953-1949 Radio & Records (Barry Kowal) 2008-1974 Billboard Sales 1953-1946 TSort 2008-1900 Cashbox (Barry Kowal) 1953-1945 Radio & Records CHR/T40/Pop 2007-2001, Hit Parade (Barry Kowal) 1953-1935 1995-1974 Billboard Disc Jockey (BK) 1949, Radio & Records Hot AC 2005-1996 1946-1945 Radio & Records AC 2005-1996 Billboard Jukebox