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My Top 10 (Week 291)

Retrofile’s “Running” secures a 4th week, as their follow-up makes a bid to replace it! Daði Freyr returns and The Lemon Twigs enter the Top 3. 50 years on, George McCrae’s “Rock Your Baby” enters the Top 10.

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Number
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Running
Retrofile
Peak
1 (for 4 weeks)
Weeks
7
Number
2 Debut

Broke Generation
Retrofile
Peak
2
Weeks
1
Number
3 Up by 1

No One Holds You (Closer Than the One You Haven’t Met)
The Lemon Twigs
From the album: Songs for the General Public
Peak
3
Weeks
2
Number
4 Debut

Rock Your Baby
George McCrae
From the album: Rock Your Baby
Peak
4
Weeks
1
Number
5 Debut

Where is the Love
Gizmo Varillas
Peak
5
Weeks
1
Number
6

Sunshine
Retrofile
Peak
1 (for 5 weeks)
Weeks
17
Number
7 Debut

Fuck City
Daði Freyr
Peak
7
Weeks
1
Number
8 Down by 6

You Never Know
Elijah Salomon featuring King Kora & Sambou Suso
Peak
2
Weeks
2
Number
9

Plaza
Xploshi
From the album: Rafflesia Channel
Peak
9
Weeks
2
Number
10 Debut

Manhattan Skyline
a-ha
From the album: Scoundrel Days
Peak
10
Weeks
1

Dropouts

Number
3 Dropout

Shy Guy
Diana King
From the album: Tougher Than Love
Peak
3
Weeks
1
Number
5 Dropout

Things Can Only Get Better
D:Ream
From the album: D:Ream On Vol. 1
Peak
1 (for 2 weeks)
Weeks
5
Number
7 Dropout

Strange Day
Ian Stocker
Peak
7
Weeks
1
Number
8 Dropout

Give It Up
KC and the Sunshine Band
From the album: All in a Night's Work
Peak
8
Weeks
1
Number
10 Dropout

Sweet Like Chocolate
Shanks & Bigfoot
Peak
10
Weeks
1

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Date

August 16, 2024

Songs

10

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