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Week 7 · 1978

In week 7 of 1978, the chart from Saturday 18 February 1978 to Friday 24 February 1978, If I Had Words by Scott Fitzgerald and Yvonne Keeley was number 1 in the Charts, for the 4th week. There were 5 new entries; the highest was Hot Legs by Rod Stewart at 28. The biggest climber was Red Hot by Robert Gordon, from 38 to 24.

The chart of the birth week for anyone born on February 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 or 24, 1978.

The chart of week 7

  1. 01If I Had Wordsunchanged at 11peak8weeks
  2. 02Take a Chance on Meup from 6 to 22peak4weeks
  3. 03It's a Heartacheunchanged at 33peak7weeks
  4. 04Mull Of Kintyredown from 2 to 41peak12weeks
  5. 05She's Not Thereup from 9 to 55peak6weeks
  6. 06Black Bettyup from 10 to 66peak6weeks
  7. 07Lailola - No Ablas Masunchanged at 77peak7weeks
  8. 08Singin' in the Raindown from 4 to 83peak9weeks
  9. 09Smurfenbierdown from 5 to 95peak5weeks
  10. 10I Can't Stand the Rainup from 11 to 1010peak6weeks
  11. 11Darlingup from 12 to 1111peak4weeks
  12. 12Is Je Moeder Niet Thuis?down from 8 to 128peak5weeks
  13. 13Stayin' Aliveup from 24 to 1313peak2weeks
  14. 14For a Few Dollars Moreup from 16 to 1414peak4weeks
  15. 15Daddy Cool - The Girl Can't Help Itup from 25 to 1515peak3weeks
  16. 16Love Is Like Oxygenup from 17 to 1616peak3weeks
  17. 17Big Cityup from 30 to 1717peak2weeks
  18. 18Only A Fool (Breaks His Own Heart)unchanged at 1810peak11weeks
  19. 19Ti Amoup from 22 to 1919peak3weeks
  20. 20Sex & Drugs & Rock & Rollup from 31 to 2020peak2weeks
  21. 21Brick Housedown from 19 to 2119peak6weeks
  22. 22Galaxyup from 28 to 2222peak2weeks
  23. 23All For A Reasonup from 32 to 2323peak2weeks
  24. 24Red Hotup from 38 to 2424peak2weeks
  25. 25The House Of The Rising Sundown from 20 to 2520peak4weeks
  26. 26Stop Stillunchanged at 2626peak3weeks
  27. 27Kayuta Hilldown from 23 to 2723peak4weeks
  28. 28Hot Legsnew28peak1week
  29. 29Baby Come Backnew29peak1week
  30. 30Mr. Blue Skynew30peak1week
  31. 31I Go To Riodown from 27 to 3127peak3weeks
  32. 32Gloriaup from 37 to 3232peak2weeks
  33. 33Love's Unkindnew33peak1week
  34. 34Egyptian Reggaedown from 13 to 342peak9weeks
  35. 35Tingelingelingdown from 15 to 356peak6weeks
  36. 36Jodela Hiti, Jodela Hitadown from 14 to 3614peak5weeks
  37. 37The Floral Dancedown from 21 to 377peak7weeks
  38. 38Uptown Top Rankingnew38peak1week
  39. 39Put Your Love in Medown from 33 to 3928peak5weeks
  40. 40Isn't It Timedown from 29 to 404peak11weeks

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 7 of 1978.

What was number 1 in the Charts of 18 to 24 February 1978?

If I Had Words by Scott Fitzgerald and Yvonne Keeley was also number 1 the week before, on the chart for 8 weeks by then (week 7 of 1978).

Which record was the highest new entry in week 7 of 1978?

Hot Legs by Rod Stewart, straight in at 28, the highest of the 5 new entries that week.

How many new entries were in the Charts of week 7 of 1978?

Five records: Hot Legs by Rod Stewart at 28, Baby Come Back by Player at 29, Mr. Blue Sky by Electric Light Orchestra at 30, Love's Unkind by Donna Summer at 33, Uptown Top Ranking by Althia & Donna at 38.

What was the biggest climber of week 7, 1978?

Red Hot by Robert Gordon, from 38 to 24 (14 places).

Which chart applied on February 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 or 24, 1978?

The chart of week 7 of 1978, dated Saturday 18 February 1978 and current until the Friday after. The top 3: 1. If I Had Words (Scott Fitzgerald, Yvonne Keeley), 2. Take a Chance on Me (ABBA), 3. It's a Heartache (Bonnie Tyler).

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.