In week 23 of 1988, Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You by Glenn Medeiros was at number 1, by then six weeks on the chart. The highest new entry was Blue Monday 1988 by New Order, straight in at 22, one of the six new entries that week. The biggest climber was I Don't Want to Live Without You by Foreigner, from 35 to 20.
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The chart of week 23
- 1Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You1unchanged at 11peak6weeks
- 2Theme from S-Express72up from 7 to 22peak4weeks
- 3Everywhere3unchanged at 33peak9weeks
- 4Yeke Yeke24down from 2 to 41peak8weeks
- 5One More Try45down from 4 to 54peak7weeks
- 6Alphabet St.56down from 5 to 65peak6weeks
- 7Tomorrow People87up from 8 to 77peak5weeks
- 8Prove Your Love68down from 6 to 86peak6weeks
- 9Bamboléo9unchanged at 99peak5weeks
- 10Fragile1110up from 11 to 1010peak4weeks
- 11Divine Emotions1511up from 15 to 1111peak3weeks
- 12Get Lucky1812up from 18 to 1212peak4weeks
- 13Dirty Diana2413up from 24 to 1313peak2weeks
- 14Get It1914up from 19 to 1414peak3weeks
- 15Stop Loving You1015down from 10 to 152peak12weeks
- 16I Want You Back1416down from 14 to 1614peak5weeks
- 17Faith1217down from 12 to 1712peak6weeks
- 18Made in Russia2118up from 21 to 1818peak3weeks
- 19A Love Supreme2819up from 28 to 1919peak2weeks
- 20I Don't Want to Live Without You3520up from 35 to 2020peak2weeks
- 21Gimme Hope Jo'anna1321down from 13 to 211peak11weeks
- 22NewBlue Monday 198822peak1week
- 23Beds Are Burning1623down from 16 to 233peak10weeks
- 24Stay on These Roads1724down from 17 to 248peak8weeks
- 25Pink Cadillac25unchanged at 2525peak5weeks
- 26Rain [Lee 'Scratch' Perry Remix]2326down from 23 to 2623peak4weeks
- 27The Valley Road3327up from 33 to 2727peak2weeks
- 28One Step Up2928up from 29 to 2828peak3weeks
- 29Simon Simon2629down from 26 to 2926peak4weeks
- 30NewFast Car30peak1week
- 31NewPerfect31peak1week
- 32Bedrock3632up from 36 to 3232peak2weeks
- 33Shangri-La2033down from 20 to 3320peak6weeks
- 34Can I Play with Madness2234down from 22 to 3414peak7weeks
- 35Sweet Lovin'3935up from 39 to 3535peak2weeks
- 36NewIm Nin'alu36peak1week
- 37Vuile Huichelaar3437down from 34 to 3732peak5weeks
- 38I Need You2738down from 27 to 388peak11weeks
- 39NewHold On to Love39peak1week
- 40NewPonte A Cantar40peak1week
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 4 to 10 June 1988?
Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You by Glenn Medeiros was also number 1 the week before, on the chart for six weeks by then (week 23 of 1988).
Which record was the highest new entry in week 23 of 1988?
Blue Monday 1988 by New Order, straight in at 22, the highest of the six new entries that week.
How many new entries were there in the Dutch Top 40 of week 23, 1988?
Six records: Blue Monday 1988 by New Order at 22, Fast Car by Tracy Chapman at 30, Perfect by Fairground Attraction at 31, Im Nin'alu by Ofra Haza at 36, Hold On to Love by Jon Anderson at 39 and one others.
What was the biggest climber of week 23, 1988?
I Don't Want to Live Without You by Foreigner, from 35 to 20 (15 places).
Which Dutch Top 40 was current on June 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10, 1988?
The chart of week 23 of 1988, dated Saturday 4 June 1988 and current until the Friday after. The top 3: 1. Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You (Glenn Medeiros), 2. Theme from S-Express (S'Express), 3. Everywhere (Fleetwood Mac).
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