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Top 40 Singles Top 40 Albums 15 February 1987 CHART #556 Top 40 Singles Top 40 Albums Good Times You're The Voice Revenge Kev's Back 1 Jimmy Barnes & INXS 21 John Farnham 1 Eurythmics 21 Kevin Bloody Wilson Last week 1 / 6 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 20 / 7 weeks RCA Last week 1 / 25 weeks Platinum / RCA Last week 18 / 5 weeks CBS You Oughta Be In Love Hip To Be Square Genesis Get Close 2 Dave Dobbyn 22 Huey Lewis & The News 2 Genesis 22 The Pretenders Last week 2 / 6 weeks CBS Last week 14 / 6 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 3 / 101 weeks Platinum / POLYGRAM Last week 22 / 10 weeks Gold / WEA French Kissin' Walk This Way Graceland The Final 3 Debbie Harry 23 Run DMC feat. Aerosmith 3 Paul Simon 23 Wham Last week 6 / 3 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 19 / 9 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 4 / 17 weeks Platinum / WEA Last week 20 / 24 weeks Platinum / SONY Shake You Down Love Will Conquer All Every Breath You Take - Singles On The Beach 4 Gregory Abbott 24 Lionel Richie 4 The Police 24 Chris Rea Last week 11 / 4 weeks CBS Last week 43 / 4 weeks RCA Last week 2 / 7 weeks Platinum / FESTIVAL Last week 27 / 22 weeks Platinum / POLYGRAM Ain't Nothin' Going On But The Rent Lady In Red Footrot Flat: The Dogs Tale OST Liverpool 5 Gwen Guthrie 25 Chris De Burgh 5 Dave Dobbyn 25 Frankie Goes to Hollywood Last week 3 / 7 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 28 / 15 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 5 / 6 weeks Platinum / CBS Last week 25 / 5 weeks Gold / FESTIVAL I Wanna Wake Up With You We Love You Dancing On The Ceiling Raising Hell 6 Boris Gardiner 26 Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark 6 Lionel Richie 26 Run DMC Last week 8 / 6 weeks RCA Last week 42 / 3 weeks VIRGIN Last week 11 / 16 weeks Platinum / RCA Last week 29 / 7 weeks Gold / POLYGRAM Walk Like An Egyptian Don't Get Me Wrong Invisible Touch Standing On A Beach 7 The Bangles 27 The Pretenders 7 Genesis 27 The Cure Last week 5 / 10 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 21 / 9 weeks WEA Last week 8 / 29 weeks Platinum / VIRGIN Last week 21 / 24 weeks Platinum / WEA Thorn In My Side Rain Or Shine True Colours Break Every Rule 8 Eurythmics 28 Five Star 8 Cyndi Lauper 28 Tina Turner Last week 7 / 5 weeks RCA Last week 41 / 4 weeks RCA Last week 7 / 17 weeks Platinum / CBS Last week 17 / 10 weeks Platinum / FESTIVAL Don't Leave Me This Way Don't Stand So Close To Me The Autobiography Of Supertramp Brotherhood 9 The Communards 29 The Police 9 Supertramp 29 New Order Last week 9 / 9 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 22 / 6 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 12 / 6 weeks Gold / FESTIVAL Last week 41 / 6 weeks EMI Cry Wolf Rumours Fore Silk & Steel 10 A-ha 30 Timex Social Club 10 Huey Lewis & The News 30 Five Star Last week 17 / 4 weeks WEA Last week 39 / 13 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 9 / 11 weeks Platinum / FESTIVAL Last week 44 / 5 weeks RCA Land Of Confusion Let's Kiss True Blue Disco 11 Genesis 31 Models 11 Madonna 31 Pet Shop Boys Last week 18 / 3 weeks VIRGIN Last week 34 / 2 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 6 / 29 weeks Platinum / WEA Last week 23 / 6 weeks EMI Bye Baby The Future's So Bright Scoundrel Days Communards 12 Ruby Turner 32 Timbuk 3 12 A-ha 32 The Communards Last week 15 / 3 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 30 / 5 weeks CBS Last week 15 / 13 weeks Platinum / WEA Last week 34 / 7 weeks POLYGRAM Open Your Heart Warriors Of The Wastelands Whiplash Smile Please 13 Madonna 33 Frankie Goes to Hollywood 13 Billy Idol 33 Pet Shop Boys Last week 12 / 4 weeks WEA Last week 33 / 2 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 10 / 6 weeks Platinum / FESTIVAL Last week 32 / 40 weeks Platinum / EMI You Keep Me Hangin' On The Way It Is The Bridge George Thorogood Live 14 Kim Wilde 34 Bruce Hornsby And The Range 14 Billy Joel 34 George Thorogood Last week 25 / 6 weeks WEA Last week 26 / 5 weeks RCA Last week 13 / 19 weeks CBS Last week 40 / 23 weeks EMI Is This Love Home By The Sea Different Light Notorious 15 Alison Moyet 35 Genesis 15 The Bangles 35 Duran Duran Last week 26 / 2 weeks CBS Last week 24 / 13 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 16 / 16 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 31 / 6 weeks EMI I Love My Leather Jacket Rage Hard True Stories Control 16 The Chills 36 Frankie Goes to Hollywood 16 Talking Heads 36 Janet Jackson Last week 4 / 5 weeks Flying Nun Last week 46 / 12 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 14 / 18 weeks Platinum / EMI Last week 37 / 21 weeks Gold / FESTIVAL To Be A Lover Missionary Man Good To Go Lover What Price Paradise 17 Billy Idol 37 Eurythmics 17 Gwen Guthrie 37 China Crisis Last week 10 / 9 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 29 / 14 weeks RCA Last week 24 / 6 weeks POLYGRAM Last week - / 1 weeks VIRGIN Slice Of Heaven Heartbreak Beat Brothers In Arms Hunting High And Low 18 Dave Dobbyn 38 Psychedelic Furs 18 Dire Straits 38 A-ha Last week 16 / 20 weeks Gold / SONY Last week 32 / 2 weeks CBS Last week 19 / 83 weeks Platinum / POLYGRAM Last week 45 / 57 weeks Platinum / WEA The Dead Heart You Can Call Me Al Infected The Pacific Age 19 Midnight Oil 39 Paul Simon 19 The The 39 Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark Last week - / 1 weeks CBS Last week 27 / 16 weeks WEA Last week 26 / 8 weeks CBS Last week 38 / 10 weeks VIRGIN Sailing Away Boy In The Bubble Live Alive Be Yourself Tonight 20 All Of Us 40 Paul Simon 20 Stevie Ray Vaughan And Double Tro... 40 Eurythmics Last week 13 / 36 weeks Platinum / SONY Last week - / 1 weeks WEA Last week 30 / 4 weeks CBS Last week 42 / 45 weeks Platinum / RCA Top 20 NZ Singles Top 10 Compilations Top 20 NZ Albums ©2013 Recorded Music New Zealand Limited. 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