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The Chart´S for 1997 Reecoy Club Dance Chart THE CHART´S FOR 1997 REECOY´s CLUB DANCECHART, WEEK 52 A B C Artist Titel 1 1 2 Janet Jackson Together again 2 3 1 Wildchild Renegade Master 3 New No Authority Don't stop 4 5 2 Notorius B.I.G. Sky's the limit 5 New Drömhus Drömmar 6 2 4 Byron Stingily Sing-a-song 7 4 2 Philip Bailey Steppin' through time 8 7 1 Joe Good Girls 9 6 4 Goblins Dance of the Goblins 10 10 1 Clock That's the way (I like it) 11 New 2 Pac I wonder if heaven got a ghetto 12 12 4 Antonia Do you know 13 9 6 Luther Vandross I won't let you do that to me 14 New S-J I feel divine 15 8 2 Lighthouse Family High 16 12 5 Five Slam Dunk (da funk) 17 11 5 Bobby Brown Feelin' inside 18 17 5 DJ Supreme vs. The Rhythm Masters Enter the scene 19 14 2 Beatmatic With you again 20 16 3 Melodie MC & Jocelyn Brown Give me back your love A=This week B=Last week C=Week´s in total REECOY´s CLUB DANCECHART, WEEK 51 A B C Artist Titel 1 3 1 Janet Jackson Together again 2 1 3 Byron Stingily Sing-a-song 3 New Wildchild Renegade Master © R e e c o y E n t e r t a i n m e n t 1997 Reecoy Club Dance Chart 4 6 1 Philip Bailey Steppin' through time 5 6 1 Notorius B.I.G. Sky's the limit 6 2 3 Goblins Dance of the Goblins 7 New Joe Good Girls 8 10 1 Lighthouse Family High 9 4 5 Luther Vandross I won't let you do that to me 10 New Clock That's the way (I like it) 11 12 4 Bobby Brown Feelin' inside 12 9 3 Antonia Do you know 13 8 4 Five Slam Dunk (da funk) 14 16 1 Beatmatic With you again 15 7 2 Gala Let a boy cry 16 13 2 Melodie MC & Jocelyn Brown Give me back your love 17 14 4 DJ Supreme vs. The Rhythm Masters Enter the scene 18 15 2 Dreamland Set U free 19 11 6 JJ Get up 20 17 3 Cue Burnin' (C & N Remix) A=This week B=Last week C=Week´s in total REECOY´s CLUB DANCECHART, WEEK 50 A B C Artist Titel 1 4 2 Byron Stingily Sing-a-song 2 1 2 Goblins Dance of the Goblins 3 New Janet Jackson Together again 4 2 4 Luther Vandross I won't let you do that to me 5 6 1 Notorius B.I.G. Sky's the limit 6 New Philip Bailey Steppin' through time 7 5 1 Gala Let a boy cry 8 3 3 Five Slam Dunk (da funk) 9 7 2 Antonia Do you know 10 New Lighthouse Family High 11 11 5 JJ Get up 12 8 3 Bobby Brown Feelin' inside 13 12 1 Melodie MC & Jocelyn Brown Give me back your love 14 17 3 DJ Supreme vs. The Rhythm Masters Enter the scene 15 18 1 Dreamland Set U free 16 New Beatmatic Wiyh you again © R e e c o y E n t e r t a i n m e n t 1997 Reecoy Club Dance Chart 17 13 2 Cue Burnin' (C & N Remix) 18 10 3 Full House featuring Jeanie Tracy Into tomorrow 19 9 5 Lucid Can't help myself 20 19 8 Eric Gadd Saint in the parish A=This week B=Last week C=Week´s in total REECOY´s CLUB DANCECHART, WEEK 49 A B C Artist Titel 1 3 1 Goblins Dance of the Goblins 2 1 3 Luther Vandross I won't let you do that to me 3 2 2 Five Slam Dunk (da funk) 4 5 1 Byron Stingily Sing-a-song 5 New Gala Let a boy cry 6 New Notorius B.I.G. Sky's the limit 7 8 1 Antonia Do you know 8 6 2 Bobby Brown Feelin' inside 9 4 4 Lucid Can't help myself 10 7 2 Full House featuring Jeanie Tracy Into tomorrow 11 10 4 JJ Get up 12 New Melodie MC & Jocelyn Brown Give me back your love 13 14 1 Cue Burnin' (C & N Remix) 14 9 3 Milk Incorporated Good enough (La Vache) 15 11 8 Prodigy Smack my bitch up 16 15 3 The Woolpackers Line Dance Party 17 16 2 DJ Supreme vs. The Rhythm Masters Enter the scene 18 New Dreamland Set U free 19 18 7 Eric Gadd Saint in the parish 20 17 8 E.T.A. Casual Sub (Burning spear) A=This week B=Last week C=Week´s in total REECOY´s CLUB DANCECHART, WEEK 48 A B C Artist Titel 1 2 2 Luther Vandross I won't let you do that to me © R e e c o y E n t e r t a i n m e n t 1997 Reecoy Club Dance Chart 2 3 1 Five Slam Dunk (da funk) 3 New Goblins Dance of the Goblins 4 1 3 Lucid Can't help myself 5 New Byron Stingily Sing-a-song 6 6 1 Bobby Brown Feelin' inside 7 8 1 Full House featuring Jeanie Tracy Into tomorrow 8 New Antonia Do you know 9 4 2 Milk Incorporated Good enough (La Vache) 10 5 3 JJ Get up 11 9 7 Prodigy Smack my bitch up 12 7 4 Comix I need ya......hummmm 13 10 5 LL Cool J Phenomenon 14 New Cue Burnin' (C & N Remix) 15 17 2 The Woolpackers Line Dance Party 16 15 1 DJ Supreme vs. The Rhythm Masters Enter the scene 17 14 7 E.T.A. Casual Sub (Burning spear) 18 12 6 Eric Gadd Saint in the parish 19 18 8 Janet Jackson Got til it's gone 20 16 2 The Sunclub Single minded people A=This week B=Last week C=Week´s in total REECOY´s CLUB DANCECHART, WEEK 47 A B C Artist Titel 1 1 2 Lucid Can't help myself 2 5 1 Luther Vandross I won't let you do that to me 3 New Five Slam Dunk (da funk) 4 3 1 Milk Incorporated Good enough (La Vache) 5 4 2 JJ Get up 6 New Bobby Brown Feelin' inside 7 2 3 Comix I need ya......hummmm 8 New Full House featuring Jeanie Tracy Into tomorrow 9 9 6 Prodigy Smack my bitch up 10 6 4 LL Cool J Phenomenon 11 8 2 Jaydee Plastic Dream 1997 12 10 5 Eric Gadd Saint in the parish 13 7 3 Down Low Love thing 14 12 6 E.T.A. Casual Sub (Burning spear) © R e e c o y E n t e r t a i n m e n t 1997 Reecoy Club Dance Chart 15 New DJ Supreme vs. The Rhythm Masters Enter the scene 16 13 1 The Sunclub Single minded people 17 18 1 The Woolpackers Line Dance Party 18 17 7 Janet Jackson Got til it's gone 19 14 2 Portishead All mine 20 11 3 Dario G Sunchyme A=This week B=Last week C=Week´s in total REECOY´s CLUB DANCECHART,WEEK 46 A B C Artist Titel 1 2 1 Lucid Can't help myself 2 1 2 Comix I need ya......hummmm 3 New Milk Incorporated Good enough (La Vache) 4 4 1 JJ Get up 5 New Luther Vandross I won't let you do that to me 6 3 3 LL Cool J Phenomenon 7 4 2 Down Low Love thing 8 9 1 Jaydee Plastic Dream 1997 9 RE 5 Prodigy Smack my bitch up 10 7 4 Eric Gadd Saint in the parish 11 6 2 Dario G Sunchyme 12 14 5 E.T.A. Casual Sub (Burning spear) 13 New The Sunclub Single minded people 14 15 1 Portishead All mine 15 10 2 Titiyo Before the day 16 8 6 Michelle Weeks Don´t give up 17 19 6 Janet Jackson Got til it's gone 18 New The Woolpackers Line Dance Party 19 11 5 Beat Foundation Foundations II 20 13 3 D'Influence Magic A=This week B=Last week C=Week´s in total REECOY´s CLUB DANCECHART, WEEK 45 © R e e c o y E n t e r t a i n m e n t 1997 Reecoy Club Dance Chart A B C Artist Titel 1 1 1 Comix I need ya......hummmm 2 New Lucid Can't help myself 3 2 2 LL Cool J Phenomenon 4 3 1 Down Low Love thing 5 New JJ Get up 6 7 1 Dario G Sunchyme 7 5 3 Eric Gadd Saint in the parish 8 4 5 Michelle Weeks Don´t give up 9 New Jaydee Plastic Dream 1997 10 12 1 Titiyo Before the day 11 8 4 Beat Foundation Foundations II 12 10 5 Foxy Brown featuring Dru Hill Big bad mama 13 6 2 D'Influence Magic 14 11 4 E.T.A. Casual Sub (Burning spear) 15 New Portishead All mine 16 15 7 Refugee Camp Allstars featuring Pras Avenues 17 13 5 Adam F Circles 18 19 1 Kate Don't break my heart 19 16 5 Janet Jackson Got til it's gone 20 New Freebee Heaven A=This week B=Last week C=Week´s in total REECOY´s CLUB DANCECHART,WEEK 44 A B C Artist Titel 1 New Comix I need ya......hummmm 2 3 1 LL Cool J Phenomenon 3 New Down Low Love thing 4 1 4 Michelle Weeks Don´t give up 5 4 2 Eric Gadd Saint in the parish 6 7 1 D'Influence Magic 7 New Dario G Sunchyme 8 2 3 Beat Foundation Foundations II 9 10 1 U.S.U.R.A.
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