Week 26 · 1990
In week 26 of 1990, the chart from Saturday 30 June 1990 to Friday 6 July 1990, What's a Woman by Vaya Con Dios was number 1 in the Charts, for the 2nd week. There were 5 new entries; the highest was Way Down Now by World Party at 25. The biggest climber was Tomorrow (A Better You, Better Me) by Quincy Jones and Tevin Campbell, from 34 to 21.
The chart of the birth week for anyone born on 30 June to 6 July 1990.
The chart of week 26
- 01What's a Woman01lastunchanged at 11peak8weeks
- 02Still Got The Blues02lastunchanged at 22peak6weeks
- 03Dirty Cash (Money Talks)09lastup from 9 to 33peak4weeks
- 04At This Moment05lastup from 5 to 44peak5weeks
- 05Saxuality04lastdown from 4 to 54peak5weeks
- 06I Promised Myself06lastunchanged at 66peak7weeks
- 07Ooops Up13lastup from 13 to 77peak3weeks
- 08Paint It, Black03lastdown from 3 to 81peak22weeks
- 09Back By Dope Demand16lastup from 16 to 99peak3weeks
- 10Hijo de la Luna15lastup from 15 to 1010peak3weeks
- 11I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For11lastunchanged at 1111peak4weeks
- 12Caruso10lastdown from 10 to 127peak7weeks
- 13The Future21lastup from 21 to 1313peak2weeks
- 14Se bastasse una canzone07lastdown from 7 to 142peak9weeks
- 15Get on Your Feet12lastdown from 12 to 1512peak4weeks
- 16All I Wanna Do Is Make Love To You08lastdown from 8 to 165peak8weeks
- 17Are You Ready For Loving Me19lastup from 19 to 1717peak4weeks
- 18I'm In The Mood27lastup from 27 to 1818peak2weeks
- 19I Wanna Be29lastup from 29 to 1919peak2weeks
- 20Kingston Town14lastdown from 14 to 201peak12weeks
- 21Tomorrow (A Better You, Better Me)34lastup from 34 to 2121peak2weeks
- 22Better the Devil You Know26lastup from 26 to 2222peak3weeks
- 23Black Velvet17lastdown from 17 to 233peak13weeks
- 24Love Thing18lastdown from 18 to 2413peak6weeks
- 25Way Down Nownewlast25peak1week
- 26Rub You The Right Way36lastup from 36 to 2626peak2weeks
- 27Step by Stepnewlast27peak1week
- 28Take Your Timenewlast28peak1week
- 29It Must Have Been Lovenewlast29peak1week
- 30A Dream's A Dream20lastdown from 20 to 3010peak8weeks
- 31Rhythm Of Life38lastup from 38 to 3131peak2weeks
- 32Angie40lastup from 40 to 321peak18weeks
- 33Hold On22lastdown from 22 to 3315peak7weeks
- 34Club At The End Of The Street33lastdown from 33 to 3433peak3weeks
- 35Shake - Yaaah32lastdown from 32 to 3532peak3weeks
- 36Insieme: 199223lastdown from 23 to 3618peak6weeks
- 37Mooi Was Die Tijdnewlast37peak1week
- 38Have A Heart28lastdown from 28 to 3822peak6weeks
- 39Ghetto Heaven25lastdown from 25 to 3923peak5weeks
- 40Almost Hear You Sigh24lastdown from 24 to 4013peak7weeks
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 26 of 1990.
What was number 1 in the Charts of 30 June to 6 July 1990?
What's a Woman by Vaya Con Dios was also number 1 the week before, on the chart for 8 weeks by then (week 26 of 1990).
Which record was the highest new entry in week 26 of 1990?
Way Down Now by World Party, straight in at 25, the highest of the 5 new entries that week.
How many new entries were in the Charts of week 26 of 1990?
Five records: Way Down Now by World Party at 25, Step by Step by New Kids On The Block at 27, Take Your Time by Mantronix featuring Wondress at 28, It Must Have Been Love by Roxette at 29, Mooi Was Die Tijd by Corry Konings at 37.
What was the biggest climber of week 26, 1990?
Tomorrow (A Better You, Better Me) by Quincy Jones and Tevin Campbell, from 34 to 21 (13 places).
Which chart applied on 30 June to 6 July 1990?
The chart of week 26 of 1990, dated Saturday 30 June 1990 and current until the Friday after. The top 3: 1. What's a Woman (Vaya Con Dios), 2. Still Got The Blues (Gary Moore), 3. Dirty Cash (Money Talks) (PAWSA, The Adventures Of Stevie V).
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.