Week 19 · 1980
In week 19 of 1980, the chart from Saturday 10 May 1980 to Friday 16 May 1980, Sun of Jamaica by Goombay Dance Band was number 1 in the Charts. There were 5 new entries; the highest was Call Me by Blondie at 26. The biggest climber was What's Another Year by Johnny Logan, from 32 to 16.
The chart of the birth week for anyone born on May 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 or 16, 1980.
The chart of week 19
- 01Sun of Jamaica02lastup from 2 to 11peak7weeks
- 02You And Me01lastdown from 1 to 21peak9weeks
- 03American Dream04lastup from 4 to 33peak5weeks
- 04I'm in the Mood for Dancing07lastup from 7 to 44peak4weeks
- 05The End Of The Show05lastunchanged at 55peak7weeks
- 06Funkytown12lastup from 12 to 66peak3weeks
- 07Song for the children03lastdown from 3 to 73peak9weeks
- 08Special Lady08lastunchanged at 88peak6weeks
- 09Working My Way Back to You17lastup from 17 to 99peak3weeks
- 10We Believe in Love16lastup from 16 to 1010peak4weeks
- 11Our Song15lastup from 15 to 1111peak4weeks
- 12Don't Push It Don't Force It13lastup from 13 to 1212peak5weeks
- 13Buzz Buzz a Diddle It19lastup from 19 to 1313peak3weeks
- 14Stomp!10lastdown from 10 to 1410peak8weeks
- 15Visite06lastdown from 6 to 152peak10weeks
- 16What's Another Year32lastup from 32 to 1616peak2weeks
- 17I See a Boat on the River30lastup from 30 to 1717peak2weeks
- 18Sajang É11lastdown from 11 to 181peak10weeks
- 19Take That Look off Your Face09lastdown from 9 to 197peak9weeks
- 20What I Like About You14lastdown from 14 to 2012peak8weeks
- 21Walk Right Back23lastup from 23 to 2121peak4weeks
- 22Refugee27lastup from 27 to 2222peak3weeks
- 23Ooh La La I'm Falling21lastdown from 21 to 2321peak5weeks
- 24Coming Up28lastup from 28 to 2424peak3weeks
- 25Runnin' with the Devil36lastup from 36 to 2525peak2weeks
- 26Call Menewlast26peak1week
- 27Matador18lastdown from 18 to 274peak12weeks
- 28You Name It... I'll Do It35lastup from 35 to 2828peak2weeks
- 29Seasonsnewlast29peak1week
- 30Missing Words29lastdown from 29 to 3029peak4weeks
- 31De lafaard van de stad33lastup from 33 to 3131peak2weeks
- 32(I Feel) Pata Pata37lastup from 37 to 3232peak2weeks
- 33Amsterdam34lastup from 34 to 3333peak2weeks
- 34Crazy Guitarnewlast34peak1week
- 35Young Girl20lastdown from 20 to 3520peak6weeks
- 36I Don't Need Younewlast36peak1week
- 37January, Februarynewlast37peak1week
- 38Turn It on Again38lastunchanged at 3838peak3weeks
- 39Mother, How Are You Today?25lastdown from 25 to 3911peak9weeks
- 40Together We Are Beautiful24lastdown from 24 to 4024peak7weeks
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 19 of 1980.
What was number 1 in the Charts of 10 to 16 May 1980?
Sun of Jamaica by Goombay Dance Band moved from 2 to 1, on the chart for 7 weeks by then (week 19 of 1980).
Which record was the highest new entry in week 19 of 1980?
Call Me by Blondie, straight in at 26, the highest of the 5 new entries that week.
How many new entries were in the Charts of week 19 of 1980?
Five records: Call Me by Blondie at 26, Seasons by Grace Slick at 29, Crazy Guitar by Hank The Knife And The Crazy Cats at 34, I Don't Need You by Herman Brood & His Wild Romance at 36, January, February by Barbara Dickson at 37.
What was the biggest climber of week 19, 1980?
What's Another Year by Johnny Logan, from 32 to 16 (16 places).
Which chart applied on May 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 or 16, 1980?
The chart of week 19 of 1980, dated Saturday 10 May 1980 and current until the Friday after. The top 3: 1. Sun of Jamaica (Goombay Dance Band), 2. You And Me (Spargo), 3. American Dream (The Dirt Band).
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.