Week 43 · 1987
In week 43 of 1987, the chart from Saturday 24 October 1987 to Friday 30 October 1987, Never Gonna Give You Up by Rick Astley was number 1 in the Charts, for the 3rd week. There were 7 new entries; the highest was Faith by George Michael at 28. The biggest climber was Maybe Tomorrow by UB40, from 38 to 17.
The chart of the birth week for anyone born on October 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 or 30, 1987.
The chart of week 43
- 01Never Gonna Give You Up01lastunchanged at 11peak7weeks
- 02Pump Up The Volume04lastup from 4 to 22peak4weeks
- 03Bad02lastdown from 2 to 31peak6weeks
- 04Causing a Commotion03lastdown from 3 to 43peak5weeks
- 05I Need Love12lastup from 12 to 55peak3weeks
- 06You Win Again08lastup from 8 to 66peak6weeks
- 07It's Over07lastunchanged at 77peak5weeks
- 08Amore06lastdown from 6 to 86peak5weeks
- 09Some People14lastup from 14 to 99peak4weeks
- 10Boys05lastdown from 5 to 105peak8weeks
- 11Wonderful Life17lastup from 17 to 1111peak3weeks
- 12Wipeout!11lastdown from 11 to 1211peak5weeks
- 13Waterfall13lastunchanged at 1313peak6weeks
- 14Let's Work09lastdown from 9 to 146peak7weeks
- 15Brilliant Disguise15lastunchanged at 1515peak4weeks
- 16Peter Douglas - Stars On Frankie18lastup from 18 to 1616peak3weeks
- 17Maybe Tomorrow38lastup from 38 to 1717peak2weeks
- 18Welkom In Utopia II19lastup from 19 to 1818peak4weeks
- 19Smoking Gun20lastup from 20 to 1919peak4weeks
- 20The Night You Murdered Love24lastup from 24 to 2020peak2weeks
- 21Little Lies27lastup from 27 to 2121peak3weeks
- 22Wishing Well10lastdown from 10 to 221peak11weeks
- 23Dance Little Lady Dance35lastup from 35 to 2323peak2weeks
- 24When You Gonna32lastup from 32 to 2424peak2weeks
- 25What Have I Done to Deserve This?16lastdown from 16 to 252peak9weeks
- 26The Opera House31lastup from 31 to 2626peak2weeks
- 27Loving You Again29lastup from 29 to 2727peak3weeks
- 28Faithnewlast28peak1week
- 29Toy Boy37lastup from 37 to 2929peak2weeks
- 30All Out of Love26lastdown from 26 to 3026peak4weeks
- 31Paper In Fire30lastdown from 30 to 3130peak3weeks
- 32I Don't Want To Be A Heronewlast32peak1week
- 33The Motivenewlast33peak1week
- 34Love Changes (Everything)newlast34peak1week
- 35In the Dutch Mountainsnewlast35peak1week
- 36Where The Streets Have No Name25lastdown from 25 to 3610peak8weeks
- 37Whenever You're Ready21lastdown from 21 to 3718peak6weeks
- 38Bella Marianewlast38peak1week
- 39Building A Bridge To Your Heart23lastdown from 23 to 398peak10weeks
- 40Toverennewlast40peak1week
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 43 of 1987.
What was number 1 in the Charts of 24 to 30 October 1987?
Never Gonna Give You Up by Rick Astley was also number 1 the week before, on the chart for 7 weeks by then (week 43 of 1987).
Which record was the highest new entry in week 43 of 1987?
Faith by George Michael, straight in at 28, the highest of the 7 new entries that week.
How many new entries were in the Charts of week 43 of 1987?
Seven records: Faith by George Michael at 28, I Don't Want To Be A Hero by Johnny Hates Jazz at 32, The Motive by Then Jerico at 33, Love Changes (Everything) by Climie Fisher at 34, In the Dutch Mountains by Nits at 35 and 2 others.
What was the biggest climber of week 43, 1987?
Maybe Tomorrow by UB40, from 38 to 17 (21 places).
Which chart applied on October 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 or 30, 1987?
The chart of week 43 of 1987, dated Saturday 24 October 1987 and current until the Friday after. The top 3: 1. Never Gonna Give You Up (Rick Astley), 2. Pump Up The Volume (M/A/R/R/S), 3. Bad (Michael Jackson).
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.