Week 18 · 1976
In week 18 of 1976, the chart from Saturday 1 May 1976 to Friday 7 May 1976, Save Your Kisses For Me (Alternate Take) by Brotherhood of Man was number 1 in the Charts, for the 2nd week. There were 5 new entries; the highest was You're The Reason Why by The Rubettes at 16. The biggest climber was Music by John Miles, from 26 to 8.
The chart of the birth week for anyone born on May 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7, 1976.
The chart of week 18
- 01Save Your Kisses For Me (Alternate Take)01lastunchanged at 11peak5weeks
- 02Baretta's Theme09lastup from 9 to 22peak2weeks
- 03Fernando02lastdown from 2 to 31peak7weeks
- 04In Dulci Jubilo03lastdown from 3 to 43peak4weeks
- 051, 2, 306lastup from 6 to 55peak3weeks
- 06December, 1963 (Oh, What A Night)04lastdown from 4 to 63peak7weeks
- 07Sweet Love13lastup from 13 to 77peak3weeks
- 08Music26lastup from 26 to 88peak2weeks
- 09Love Is The Drug08lastdown from 8 to 98peak8weeks
- 10Banapple Gas07lastdown from 7 to 107peak5weeks
- 11Miss You Nights17lastup from 17 to 1111peak3weeks
- 12Don't Let Love Bring You Down11lastdown from 11 to 1211peak4weeks
- 13Love Really Hurts Without You16lastup from 16 to 1313peak3weeks
- 14Terug Naar De Kust22lastup from 22 to 1414peak2weeks
- 15What Difference Does It Make18lastup from 18 to 1515peak3weeks
- 16You're The Reason Whynewlast16peak1week
- 17I Love to Love05lastdown from 5 to 172peak7weeks
- 18Get Up and Boogie (That's Right)14lastdown from 14 to 186peak5weeks
- 19People Like You And People Like Me25lastup from 25 to 1919peak2weeks
- 20Baby I'll Give You Everything10lastdown from 10 to 2010peak5weeks
- 21Could It Be Magicnewlast21peak1week
- 22Me And Bobby McGee24lastup from 24 to 2222peak3weeks
- 23I Love You Baby15lastdown from 15 to 2315peak4weeks
- 24You See The Trouble With Me30lastup from 30 to 2424peak2weeks
- 25Zet Een Kaars Voor Je Raam19lastdown from 19 to 2513peak5weeks
- 26Let Your Love Flow12lastdown from 12 to 266peak8weeks
- 27Fooled Around And Fell In Love21lastdown from 21 to 278peak6weeks
- 28Midnight Ridernewlast28peak1week
- 29Ça va pas changer le monde23lastdown from 23 to 2923peak4weeks
- 30Love Machine33lastup from 33 to 3030peak2weeks
- 31Just Want to Taste Your Winenewlast31peak1week
- 32Saturday Night20lastdown from 20 to 323peak9weeks
- 33That's Where the Happy People Gonewlast33peak1week
- 34Smile Baby Smile32lastdown from 32 to 3425peak6weeks
- 35Alleen Is Maar Alleen28lastdown from 28 to 3528peak4weeks
- 36No Regrets34lastdown from 34 to 367peak9weeks
- 37The Alternative Way29lastdown from 29 to 371peak9weeks
- 38Together Again27lastdown from 27 to 3811peak7weeks
- 39Forever And ever37lastdown from 37 to 392peak10weeks
- 401-2-3-4... Fire31lastdown from 31 to 4016peak7weeks
Source: the Dutch Top 40 (top40.nl). guiljam is not affiliated with the Stichting Nederlandse Top 40; Top 40 is a trademark of the Stichting. The charts are the source for guiljam’s artist and track pages.
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Frequently asked questions
Questions and answers about week 18 of 1976.
What was number 1 in the Charts of 1 to 7 May 1976?
Save Your Kisses For Me (Alternate Take) by Brotherhood of Man was also number 1 the week before, on the chart for 5 weeks by then (week 18 of 1976).
Which record was the highest new entry in week 18 of 1976?
You're The Reason Why by The Rubettes, straight in at 16, the highest of the 5 new entries that week.
How many new entries were in the Charts of week 18 of 1976?
Five records: You're The Reason Why by The Rubettes at 16, Could It Be Magic by Donna Summer at 21, Midnight Rider by Paul Davidson at 28, Just Want to Taste Your Wine by Billy Swan at 31, That's Where the Happy People Go by The Trammps at 33.
What was the biggest climber of week 18, 1976?
Music by John Miles, from 26 to 8 (18 places).
Which chart applied on May 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7, 1976?
The chart of week 18 of 1976, dated Saturday 1 May 1976 and current until the Friday after. The top 3: 1. Save Your Kisses For Me (Alternate Take) (Brotherhood of Man), 2. Baretta's Theme (Sammy Davis Jr.), 3. Fernando (ABBA).
How do you play this week?
With the Play week button at the top, from 1 to 40 or from 40 to 1; the choice is remembered. A record without a Spotify button is not on Spotify and is skipped. Music plays in the player at the bottom and keeps playing when you change page, after one-off consent for Spotify.