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25 November 1979 CHART #214 Top 40 Singles Top 40 Albums Don't Stop Till You Get Enough Heaven Must Have Sent You Greatest Hits The Roussos Phenomenon 1 Michael Jackson 21 Bonnie Pointer 1 Rod Stewart 21 Demis Roussos Last week 1 / 9 weeks CBS Last week 22 / 7 weeks EMI Last week 1 / 3 weeks Platinum / WEA Last week 19 / 22 weeks Platinum / POLYGRAM Jezebel Driver's Seat Best Of Kenny Rogers Bop Till You Drop 2 Jon Stevens 22 Sniff'N' The Tears 2 Kenny Rogers 22 Ry Cooder Last week 5 / 4 weeks CBS Last week 21 / 4 weeks EMI Last week 2 / 3 weeks Platinum / FESTIVAL Last week 27 / 10 weeks WEA Six Ribbons Dim All The Lights The Long Run On The Road With Charley Pride 3 Jon English 23 Donna Summer 3 The Eagles 23 Charley Pride Last week 3 / 6 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 14 / 11 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 5 / 7 weeks Platinum / WEA Last week 13 / 4 weeks RCA Get Your Love Right I Don't Like Mondays English History The Cars 4 Jon English 24 Boomtown Rats 4 Jon English 24 The Cars Last week 8 / 5 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 10 / 13 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 4 / 5 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 24 / 56 weeks Platinum / WEA Born To Be Alive The Part Of Me Tusk Into The Music 5 Patrick Hernandez 25 Exile 5 Fleetwood Mac 25 Van Morrison Last week 2 / 10 weeks CBS Last week 30 / 5 weeks EMI Last week 6 / 6 weeks Gold / WEA Last week 35 / 9 weeks POLYGRAM Lost In Love Somethings Missing In My Life Eat To The Beat Midnight Magic 6 Air Supply 26 Marcia Hines 6 Blondie 26 The Commodores Last week 4 / 10 weeks RCA Last week 32 / 4 weeks RCA Last week 3 / 2 weeks Gold / FESTIVAL Last week 20 / 10 weeks EMI Heartaches Tonight On My Knees Breakfast In America Cheap Trick At Budokan 7 The Eagles 27 Charlie Rich 7 Supertramp 27 Cheap Trick Last week 9 / 6 weeks WEA Last week 25 / 20 weeks CBS Last week 7 / 31 weeks Platinum / FESTIVAL Last week 23 / 28 weeks CBS Tusk Video Killed The Radio Star Dream Police Steppin' Out 8 Fleetwood Mac 28 The Buggles 8 Cheap Trick 28 Joan Armatrading Last week 16 / 6 weeks WEA Last week - / 1 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 8 / 8 weeks Gold / CBS Last week 21 / 5 weeks FESTIVAL Dreaming Are Friends Electric Off The Wall Rust Never Sleeps 9 Blondie 29 Tubeway Army 9 Michael Jackson 29 Neil Young And Crazy Horse Last week 15 / 2 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 28 / 13 weeks WEA Last week 18 / 5 weeks CBS Last week 26 / 21 weeks WEA Dream Police Sad Eyes The Fine Art Of Surfacing Oceans Of Fantasy 10 Cheap Trick 30 Robert John 10 Boomtown Rats 30 Boney M Last week 13 / 7 weeks CBS Last week 20 / 14 weeks EMI Last week - / 1 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 29 / 3 weeks WEA I Was Made For Lovin' You Please Don't Go Against The Wind Marathon 11 Kiss 31 KC and the Sunshine Band 11 Jon English 31 Santana Last week 7 / 16 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 46 / 2 weeks CBS Last week 11 / 7 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 25 / 3 weeks CBS Boy Oh Boy Good Girls Don't Dynasty Graffiti Crimes 12 Racey 32 The Knack 12 Kiss 32 Mi Sex Last week 17 / 4 weeks EMI Last week 26 / 5 weeks EMI Last week 12 / 14 weeks Platinum / POLYGRAM Last week 47 / 14 weeks CBS No More Tears (Boogie Woogie) Dancin' Shoes Don't Walk - Boogie On You're My Jamaica 13 Donna Summer & Barbra Streisand 33 Claudja Barry 13 Various 33 Charley Pride Last week 44 / 2 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 37 / 2 weeks RCA Last week 9 / 7 weeks Platinum / EMI/CBS Last week 39 / 3 weeks RCA Rise I'll Never Love This Way Again In Through The Out Door Wet 14 Herb Alpert 34 Dionne Warwick 14 Led Zeppelin 34 Barbra Streisand Last week 11 / 6 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 27 / 8 weeks EMI Last week 14 / 13 weeks Gold / WEA Last week - / 1 weeks CBS Sail On Words Who Pays The Ferryman Eve 15 The Commodores 35 Sharon O'Neill 15 Yannis Markopoulos 35 The Alan Parsons Project Last week 18 / 11 weeks EMI Last week 41 / 9 weeks CBS Last week 17 / 3 weeks EMI Last week 44 / 12 weeks Gold / EMI We Don't Talk Anymore Since I Don't Have You Discovery Replicas 16 Cliff Richard 36 Art Garfunkel 16 Electric Light Orchestra 36 Tubeway Army Last week 6 / 10 weeks EMI Last week 33 / 10 weeks CBS Last week 15 / 21 weeks Platinum / CBS Last week 22 / 9 weeks WEA Lead Me On After The Love Has Gone Smash And Grab I Am 17 Maxine Nightingale 37 Earth Wind and Fire 17 Racey 37 Earth Wind and Fire Last week 12 / 7 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 40 / 13 weeks CBS Last week 10 / 2 weeks EMI Last week 45 / 17 weeks Gold / CBS Saturday Night Sunday Morning She's In Love With You Slow Train Coming Dark Side Of The Moon 18 Thelma Houston 38 Suzi Quatro 18 Bob Dylan 38 Pink Floyd Last week 19 / 8 weeks EMI Last week - / 1 weeks EMI Last week 16 / 9 weeks Gold / CBS Last week 41 / 179 weeks Platinum / CAPITOL/EMI Computer Games Cool For Cats Drums And Wires Candy-O 19 Mi Sex 39 Squeeze 19 XTC 39 The Cars Last week 24 / 5 weeks CBS Last week 31 / 12 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 31 / 6 weeks RTC Last week 32 / 22 weeks Gold / WEA Sure Know Something Confusion / Last Train To London 10Cc Greatest Hits 1972 - 1978 Rise 20 Kiss 40 Electric Light Orchestra 20 10cc 40 Herb Alpert Last week 23 / 3 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 38 / 2 weeks CBS Last week 37 / 5 weeks POLYGRAM Last week - / 1 weeks FESTIVAL Top 20 NZ Singles Top 10 Compilations Top 20 NZ Albums ©2013 Recorded Music New Zealand Limited. 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