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Top 40 Singles Top 40 Albums 21 January 1979 CHART #171 Top 40 Singles Top 40 Albums Too Much Heaven A Little More Love 52Nd Street Jazz 1 Bee Gees 21 Olivia Newton-John 1 Billy Joel 21 Queen Last week 2 / 4 weeks POLYGRAM Last week - / 1 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 7 / 3 weeks Gold / CBS Last week 29 / 2 weeks WEA Do Ya Think I'm Sexy Bicycle Race Blondes Have More Fun Living Inside Your Love 2 Rod Stewart 22 Queen 2 Rod Stewart 22 George Benson Last week 11 / 2 weeks WEA Last week 37 / 3 weeks WEA Last week 2 / 4 weeks Platinum / WEA Last week - / 1 weeks FESTIVAL You Don't Bring Me Flowers Hot Child In The City Dire Straits Greatest Hits 3 Neil Diamond & Barbra Streisand 23 Nick Gilder 3 Dire Straits 23 Barry Manilow Last week 6 / 3 weeks CBS Last week 10 / 10 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 4 / 4 weeks Gold / POLYGRAM Last week 23 / 2 weeks EMI Le Freak Kiss You All Over Live And More A Record Of It 4 Chic 24 Exile 4 Donna Summer 24 Various Last week 18 / 3 weeks WEA Last week 9 / 15 weeks EMI Last week 16 / 3 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 8 / 3 weeks EMI Dreadlock Holiday Is This Love Night Flight To Venus Inner Secrets 5 10cc 25 Bob Marley 5 Boney M 25 Santana Last week 1 / 10 weeks PHONOGRAM Last week 14 / 14 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 9 / 19 weeks Platinum / WEA Last week 38 / 3 weeks CBS Y.M.C.A. You Needed Me Grease Soundtrack Kaya 6 Village People 26 Anne Murray 6 Various 26 Bob Marley and the Wailers Last week - / 1 weeks RCA Last week 19 / 15 weeks EMI Last week 3 / 21 weeks Platinum / UNIVERSAL Last week 18 / 28 weeks FESTIVAL Don't Look Back Black Is Black Bloody Tourists To The Limit 7 Peter Tosh 27 Belle Epoque 7 10cc 27 Joan Armatrading Last week 27 / 3 weeks EMI Last week 29 / 6 weeks EMI Last week 6 / 6 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 21 / 5 weeks FESTIVAL Mary's Boy Child Please Come Home For Christmas Sings The Hits The Cars 8 Boney M 28 The Eagles 8 Roger Whittaker 28 The Cars Last week - / 1 weeks WEA Last week - / 1 weeks WEA Last week 25 / 2 weeks Gold / EMI Last week 36 / 14 weeks WEA My Life Hammer Horror War Of The Worlds Let's Keep It That Way 9 Billy Joel 29 Kate Bush 9 Jeff Wayne 29 Anne Murray Last week 17 / 3 weeks CBS Last week 21 / 4 weeks EMI Last week 14 / 16 weeks Platinum / SONY Last week 31 / 9 weeks EMI Love Don't Live Here Anymore Macho Man Stranger In Town A Single Man 10 Rose Royce 30 Village People 10 Bob Seger 30 Elton John Last week 15 / 3 weeks WEA Last week 24 / 16 weeks RCA Last week 34 / 24 weeks EMI Last week 22 / 4 weeks POLYGRAM Blame It On The Boogie Rivers Of Babylon Bat Out Of Hell From The Inside 11 The Jacksons 31 Boney M 11 Meat Loaf 31 Alice Cooper Last week 38 / 2 weeks CBS Last week 25 / 27 weeks WEA Last week 13 / 27 weeks Platinum / CBS Last week - / 1 weeks WEA I Was Made For Dancing Lay Love On You Stage Some Girls 12 Leif Garrett 32 Luisa Fernandez 12 David Bowie 32 Rolling Stones Last week 3 / 6 weeks WEA Last week 7 / 15 weeks WEA Last week 1 / 8 weeks RCA Last week 37 / 25 weeks Platinum / EMI Rasputin Stumblin' In Lionheart Saturday Night Fever 13 Boney M 33 Suzi Quatro and Chris Norman 13 Kate Bush 33 Bee Gees / Various Last week 8 / 8 weeks WEA Last week - / 1 weeks EMI Last week 5 / 3 weeks Gold / EMI Last week 27 / 39 weeks PHONOGRAM Macarthur Park Break It To Them Gently Steely Dan Greatest Hits Wavelength 14 Donna Summer 34 Burton Cummings 14 Steely Dan 34 Van Morrison Last week 5 / 7 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 16 / 11 weeks CBS Last week 10 / 4 weeks RCA Last week 28 / 8 weeks WEA Dancing In The City We've Got Tonight The Stranger Sergeant Peppers Lonely Hearts Clu... 15 Marshall Hain 35 Bob Seger 15 Billy Joel 35 Various Last week 23 / 5 weeks EMI Last week - / 1 weeks EMI Last week 17 / 45 weeks CBS Last week 24 / 9 weeks Platinum / PHONOGRAM Dance Across The Floor Get Off Wings Greatest Hits Feel The Need 16 Jimmy 'Bo' Horne 36 Foxy 16 Wings 36 Lief Garrett Last week - / 1 weeks CBS Last week 12 / 12 weeks CBS Last week - / 1 weeks EMI Last week - / 1 weeks WEA Sultans Of Swing Words Are Not Evough Bush Doctor Hot Streets 17 Dire Straits 37 Jon English 17 Peter Tosh 37 Chicago Last week 35 / 3 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 30 / 3 weeks POLYGRAM Last week - / 1 weeks EMI Last week - / 1 weeks CBS Part Time Love How You Gonna See Me Now Greatest Hits Totally Hot 18 Elton John 38 Alice Cooper 18 The Commodores 38 Olivia Newton-John Last week 26 / 4 weeks POLYGRAM Last week - / 1 weeks WEA Last week 12 / 5 weeks EMI Last week - / 1 weeks FESTIVAL Sharing The Night Together How Much I Feel Comes A Time Rumours 19 Dr Hook 39 Ambrosia 19 Neil Young 39 Fleetwood Mac Last week 13 / 8 weeks EMI Last week 36 / 2 weeks WEA Last week 19 / 12 weeks WEA Last week 39 / 87 weeks Platinum / WEA Substitute Are You Old Enough Greatest Hits Living In The U.S.A. 20 Clout 40 Dragon 20 Little River Band 40 Linda Ronstadt Last week 4 / 13 weeks EMI Last week 20 / 12 weeks CBS Last week 15 / 5 weeks EMI Last week 20 / 12 weeks Platinum / WARNER Top 20 NZ Singles Top 10 Compilations Top 20 NZ Albums ©2013 Recorded Music New Zealand Limited. 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