In week 29 of 1973, Do You Love Me? by Sharif Dean was at number 1, by then nine weeks on the chart. The highest new entry was Mammoth by Kayak, straight in at 24, one of the four new entries that week. The biggest climber was Arizona by The Buffoons, from 30 to 15.
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The chart of week 29
- 1Do You Love Me?1unchanged at 11peak9weeks
- 2We Were All Wounded at Wounded Knee2unchanged at 21peak10weeks
- 3The Free Electric Band3unchanged at 33peak5weeks
- 4Late Again4unchanged at 44peak6weeks
- 5Goin' Home85up from 8 to 55peak3weeks
- 6Ring Ring56down from 5 to 65peak5weeks
- 7Hé Kom Aan!7unchanged at 75peak9weeks
- 8Easy Boy (And We All Prayed Together)98up from 9 to 88peak4weeks
- 9One Is One169up from 16 to 99peak4weeks
- 10Angeline (M'n Blonde Sexmachine)1810up from 18 to 1010peak3weeks
- 11Goodbye, My Love, Goodbye611down from 6 to 113peak8weeks
- 12The Tandem1312up from 13 to 1212peak4weeks
- 13Yesterday Once More2513up from 25 to 1313peak2weeks
- 14Skweeze Me, Pleeze Me2814up from 28 to 1414peak2weeks
- 15Arizona3015up from 30 to 1515peak2weeks
- 16Can the Can2716up from 27 to 1616peak2weeks
- 17Turn Your Radio On1917up from 19 to 1717peak3weeks
- 18Ginny Come Lately1018down from 10 to 184peak9weeks
- 19Bella Italia2219up from 22 to 1919peak3weeks
- 20Albatross3220up from 32 to 204peak13weeks
- 21Dancin' (On a Saturday Night)21unchanged at 2121peak4weeks
- 22I Want Some More1222down from 12 to 2212peak5weeks
- 23Kodachrome1123down from 11 to 2311peak6weeks
- 24NewMammoth24peak1week
- 25Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)1425down from 14 to 255peak7weeks
- 26Do The Strand2426down from 24 to 2624peak3weeks
- 27Brother Louie3427up from 34 to 2727peak2weeks
- 28See My Baby Jive1728down from 17 to 2811peak6weeks
- 29Immer wieder sonntags2629down from 26 to 298peak9weeks
- 30NewRote Rosen30peak1week
- 31NewNever, Never, Never (Grande, Grande, Grande)31peak1week
- 32Mean Girl2332down from 23 to 3219peak5weeks
- 33Cher Ami3133down from 31 to 3331peak3weeks
- 34It's Gonna Be Better2934down from 29 to 3429peak4weeks
- 35Feel The Need In Me2035down from 20 to 3512peak9weeks
- 36NewHurt36peak1week
- 37Giving It All Away1537down from 15 to 376peak10weeks
- 38Balalaika3938up from 39 to 3820peak7weeks
- 39Tie A Yellow Ribbon3339down from 33 to 391peak13weeks
- 40Life Is On My Side3640down from 36 to 4020peak6weeks
Source: top40.nl · guiljam is not affiliated with the Stichting Nederlandse Top 40. Top 40 is a trademark of the Stichting; the charts are used here as the source for the site’s own artist and track pages.
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Frequently asked questions
What was number 1 in the Dutch Top 40 of 21 to 27 July 1973?
Do You Love Me? by Sharif Dean was also number 1 the week before, on the chart for nine weeks by then (week 29 of 1973).
Which record was the highest new entry in week 29 of 1973?
Mammoth by Kayak, straight in at 24, the highest of the four new entries that week.
How many new entries were there in the Dutch Top 40 of week 29, 1973?
Four records: Mammoth by Kayak at 24, Rote Rosen by Freddy Breck at 30, Never, Never, Never (Grande, Grande, Grande) by Shirley Bassey at 31, Hurt by Bobby Vinton at 36.
What was the biggest climber of week 29, 1973?
Arizona by The Buffoons, from 30 to 15 (15 places).
Which Dutch Top 40 was current on July 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 or 27, 1973?
The chart of week 29 of 1973, dated Saturday 21 July 1973 and current until the Friday after. The top 3: 1. Do You Love Me? (Sharif Dean), 2. We Were All Wounded at Wounded Knee (Redbone), 3. The Free Electric Band (Albert Hammond).
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