In week 28 of 1990, Dirty Cash (Money Talks) by PAWSA and The Adventures Of Stevie V was at number 1, by then six weeks on the chart. The highest new entry was U Can't Touch This by MC Hammer, straight in at 25, one of the six new entries that week. The biggest climber was Blueshouse by B.B. Queen, from 32 to 16.
Born on July 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 or 20, 1990? This is the chart of your birth week.
The chart of week 28
- 1Dirty Cash (Money Talks)21up from 2 to 11peak6weeks
- 2Ooops Up32up from 3 to 22peak5weeks
- 3What's a Woman13down from 1 to 31peak10weeks
- 4Hijo de la Luna54up from 5 to 44peak5weeks
- 5Back By Dope Demand65up from 6 to 55peak5weeks
- 6Still Got The Blues46down from 4 to 62peak8weeks
- 7The Future97up from 9 to 77peak4weeks
- 8I Promised Myself8unchanged at 86peak9weeks
- 9At This Moment79down from 7 to 94peak7weeks
- 10Way Down Now1410up from 14 to 1010peak3weeks
- 11I'm In The Mood1311up from 13 to 1111peak4weeks
- 12Killer2712up from 27 to 1212peak2weeks
- 13Angie2013up from 20 to 131peak20weeks
- 14Step by Step1814up from 18 to 1414peak3weeks
- 15It Must Have Been Love2115up from 21 to 1515peak3weeks
- 16Blueshouse3216up from 32 to 1616peak2weeks
- 17I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For1117down from 11 to 1711peak6weeks
- 18Tomorrow (A Better You, Better Me)1618down from 16 to 1816peak4weeks
- 19I Wanna Be1519down from 15 to 1915peak4weeks
- 20Saxuality1020down from 10 to 204peak7weeks
- 21She Ain't Worth It3021up from 30 to 2121peak2weeks
- 22Caruso1722down from 17 to 227peak9weeks
- 23Close To You3323up from 33 to 2323peak2weeks
- 24Paint It, Black1224down from 12 to 241peak24weeks
- 25NewU Can't Touch This25peak1week
- 26Mooi Was Die Tijd2826up from 28 to 2626peak3weeks
- 27Se bastasse una canzone2227down from 22 to 272peak11weeks
- 28Take Your Time2628down from 26 to 2826peak3weeks
- 29NewPapa Was A Rolling Stone29peak1week
- 30Are You Ready For Loving Me1930down from 19 to 3017peak6weeks
- 31Better the Devil You Know2531down from 25 to 3122peak5weeks
- 32NewSympathy For The Devil32peak1week
- 33NewGet On Up & Dance33peak1week
- 34All I Wanna Do Is Make Love To You2434down from 24 to 345peak10weeks
- 35One More Night3935up from 39 to 3535peak2weeks
- 36NewThe Great Song Of Indifference36peak1week
- 37Rub You The Right Way2937down from 29 to 3726peak4weeks
- 38NewWon't Talk About It38peak1week
- 39Get on Your Feet2339down from 23 to 3912peak6weeks
- 40Kingston Town3140down from 31 to 401peak14weeks
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 14 to 20 July 1990?
Dirty Cash (Money Talks) by PAWSA and The Adventures Of Stevie V moved from 2 to 1, on the chart for six weeks by then (week 28 of 1990).
Which record was the highest new entry in week 28 of 1990?
U Can't Touch This by MC Hammer, straight in at 25, the highest of the six new entries that week.
How many new entries were there in the Dutch Top 40 of week 28, 1990?
Six records: U Can't Touch This by MC Hammer at 25, Papa Was A Rolling Stone by Was (Not Was) at 29, Sympathy For The Devil by Buffalo Bob and The Rinkelstars at 32, Get On Up & Dance by Icy-D. and Doc Daze at 33, The Great Song Of Indifference by Bob Geldof at 36 and one others.
What was the biggest climber of week 28, 1990?
Blueshouse by B.B. Queen, from 32 to 16 (16 places).
Which Dutch Top 40 was current on July 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 or 20, 1990?
The chart of week 28 of 1990, dated Saturday 14 July 1990 and current until the Friday after. The top 3: 1. Dirty Cash (Money Talks) (PAWSA, The Adventures Of Stevie V), 2. Ooops Up (SNAP!), 3. What's a Woman (Vaya Con Dios).
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